
Photo by Jessica Priefer


Sports: Hemet High School Cross Country
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Jayden Emerson, Hemet High School senior, leads the group of runners during his heat at the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section Cross County Preliminaries Saturday, Nov. 15, at Mt. San Antonio College. Photo by Jessica Priefer



Brendan Steele fired a 5-under-par 67 Sunday to finish in a tie for 12th in the PGA Championship, the final Major tournament of this season. It was the Idyllwild native’s eleventh top-25 in 23 starts this season, including two starts on the European PGA Tour — his tenth top-25 on the U.S. PGA Tour in…
Richard Mozeleski filed this report on local soccer action at Town Hall: It’s a bit sad to see the soccer season wind down. From the little guys to the adults, it’s been neat to see individuals as well as teams improve dramatically. Watching kids grow from the previous sports this last year to now is…
Brendan Steele posted a 3-under-par 70-67-68-76 — 281 at the Northern Trust Open on the Riviera Country Club course in Pacific Palisades last week to tie for 39th place. The Idyllwild native picked up strokes on the field tee to green (-2.214), but he gave back almost three strokes putting (+2.887). He did sink a…
Brendan Steele tees off in the Masters, the first major tournament of the season, in Augusta, Georgia, on Thursday, April 6, at 5:11 a.m. PDT and on Friday, April 7, at 8:18 a.m. PDT. The Idyllwild native plays with Trevor Immelmann and Jhonattan Vegas both days. Brendan also will play in the Par 3 contest…
Baseball Mike Holato of Town Hall gave this report on Youth Baseball: Youth Baseball Opening Day was Saturday, May 5. The T-Ball Giants and Dodgers opened the season. Beau Dillon was Player of the Game for the Giants and Gregory Taylor was Player of the Game for the Dodgers. In Minor League action, the Blue…
Football players, band members and cheerleaders from Tahquitz High School participated in this year’s Super Kids Bowl. Started by Idyllwild School Principlal Matt Kraemer (on right side of photo behind Titan mascot, with fist raised), the event gives every severely disabled student from the Hemet Unified School District a chance to score a touchdown and become the star of the game.