Monday, August 31, 2026

Temecula FC to kick off 2021 season with fans at Patricia Birdsall Sports Park

0
2021 Opening Day in Temecula Quails 8th home opener Saturday, May 8, welcomes fans to Patricia Birdsall Sports Park for first time in Temecula FC...

F45 Murrieta North location HITT’s the ground running

0
A new F45 Training facility, located on the border of Murrieta and Wildomar, held their grand opening Saturday, April 24, and owners Brad and...

Cooper widens season points lead with first and second in Atlanta

0
Justin Cooper expanded his lead in the AMA Supercross 250SX West series season points standings with a main event victory, April 13, at Atlanta...

Bowers achieves Ron Newman Cup goal

0
When Sean Bowers became the general manager of the San Diego Sockers five years ago, the Murrieta resident set a goal of the Sockers...

Prep Sports Report: 4/19 – 4/23

Here are reported results from southwest Riverside County high school athletic events that took place over the last week. To report results, email information...

MSJC breaks ground on new athletics and kinesiology complex

0
Mt. San Jacinto College and community leaders’ broke ground on the $41 million MSJC Athletics & Kinesiology Complex at the Menifee Valley Campus in...

Padres rally from late 6-run deficit, beat Dodgers 8-7 in 11

0
By GREG BEACHAM LOS ANGELES (AP) — Although the Padres and the Dodgers know it’s only spring, every remarkable thing that happened in their seven...

H.S. Baseball: 15th win gives Murrieta Mesa a two-game lead heading into series play

By: Derryl Trujillo (Inland Sports Senior Writer) Special to the Valley NewsMurrieta Mesa (15-2, 5-0 SWL): 3 Vista Murrieta (10-5, 3-2 SWL): 2WP: Raineri, Jhayden: 5...

Murrieta Mesa swim faces off against Great Oak

0
The Murrieta Mesa High School swim teams took on Great Oak High School recently in their first dual league meet of the 2021 season....

MSJC Baseball sweeps Antelope Valley in doubleheader

0
The Mt. San Jacinto College baseball team, which is comprised of quite a few recognizable former local high school names, did not think they...