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The TNT team won the kids volleyball championship this year. Pictured here are (from left, back row) Coach Jason Sonnier, Lauren Johnson, Serena Rodriguez, Brooke Taylor, Grace McKimson, Ethan Teeguarden, Kaitlyn Sonnier and Kendra Collis. From left, front row are Landon Collis, Layton Teeguarden and Brian Alderete.
Photo courtesy Rachel Teeguarden
ADULT BASKETBALL The ICC Adult Basketball League is off to a roaring start as the league keeps on growing with teams coming from as far as Anza and the Santa Rosa Reservation. The six teams took to the courts at the Idyllwild School gymnasium for some fast-paced, high-action games of 4-on-4 halfcourt basketball. Last year…
Steele’s one-under-par 70-71 — 141 in The Barclay’s last week was not good enough to make the cut in the first tournament of the FedEx Cup playoffs, so he earned no new FedEx cup points. However, he had enough FedEx Cup points built up from regular season play to advance to the second tournament of…
Adult Volleyball It was the clash of the titans last Tuesday as the two undefeated teams (Village Hardware and Idyllwild Garage) went head-to-head on the court. Despite an outstanding display of athleticism by Cody Fogle from Village Hardware, it wasn’t enough as Idyllwild Garage showed up strong on offense and defense to win the match…
Brendan Steele tees it up this week in the first of this year’s three post-season FedExCup Championship tournaments. The Northern Trust, with a purse of $9.5 million, will be played on the TPC Boston course in Norton, Massachusetts. The Idyllwild native goes into this contest ranked 43rd on the FedExCup list and 98th in the…
Brendan Steele posted a one-over-par 72-72-72-73 — 289 on the TPC San Antonio course last week to tie for 46th place and earn $16,580 in official earnings, bringing this year’s total to $352,695 to date. He also garnered 22 more FedEx Cup points to raise his season sum to 261. For the Idyllwild native, the…
Brendan Steele fired a 10-under-par 65-67-70-72 — 274 last week on the TPC Scottsdale course in the Waste Management Phoenix Open. That was good enough for a tie for 16th place, his fifth top-20 finish in only seven events this season. He also has three top-10s, consisting of two sixths and a win, and has…
