

Banning bests Idyllwild in volleyball
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Idyllwild Middle School’s Christian Ramirez returns the serve to Nicolet Middle School during the game at Idyllwild School gym Monday, March 23.


One of the longest running sports events in Idyllwild’s history took place in the center of town Saturday …
In the Labor Day weekend game between Palm Springs Subaru and Idyllwild’s Pacific Slope team, plenty of action took place at home plate. The tournament is a benefit for the Idyllwild School sports program.
Town Hall Soccer Richard Mozeleski filed this report on local soccer action at Town Hall: This is the last week of youth soccer on the Hill. By Thursday we will have a champion in the ages 6-8 and 9-11 divisions. The teens and adults will meander into November as daylight and personal schedules…
Many Idyllwild girls attended the Hemet High School Volleyball camp for 4th through 9th graders this week. Also several Idyllwild members of the Hemet varisity volleyball team coached the younger players during camp. Sitting in the first row, (from left) are Laney Wilke, Payton Priefer and Rory Wilke. In the second row (left) are Olivia Hernandez, Abby See, Sidney Cruz, Alia Teeguarden, Maggie McKimson, Shelby Read, Miren Pino, Chloe Schelly, and Amy McKimson. In the back row (from left) are Allie Hitchcock, Danika Hitchcock, Kyra Espinoza, Brianna Williams, Mallory Marcus, Savanah Loutzenhiser, Danielle Simpson and Sage Torrez.
Scores Last week, the California Department of Education (CDE) released the results of the 2022-23 Smarter Balanced Summative Assessments for English and mathematics. While there is a modicum of improvement, the overall student body achievement is still a concern. The Idyllwild School results were very similar to the statewide results and better than the county’s…
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.