FIELDER: Junior shortstop Darian Sylvester makes a play for the 6-0 Centaur varsity baseball team.  Culver City High School (16-4 overall) played at Morningside, Apr. 30, hosts Morningside, May 2, and meets visiting Santa Monica, May 7.  [..]

  The Culver City High School varsity baseball team won in thrilling fashion at Beverly Hills Apr. 11 after rallying back in extra innings to defeat the Normans, 7-4, sweeping its opening series of Ocean League play. The bats came alive e [..]

  By George Laase The versatile Culver City High School 4x100 relay team, comprising Stanley Norman, Brandon Hassan, Miriel Paschal, Isaiah Jewett and Jonathan Moniz, is running right past Westside/South Bay competition. The varsity an [..]

Centaur track and field   athletes improve scores     While the times and distances of almost every Culver City High School track and field athlete fell short of qualifying for the prestigious Arcadia Invitational, r [..]

  After losing starting players, closers and key reserves to graduation, Culver City High School baseball head coach Rick Prieto will look for sophomores and juniors from last year’s junior varsity squad to take on leadership roles [..]

  The Culver City High School girls basketball team dream season ended March 6 with a 49-46 overtime loss to Granada Hills in the state regional playoffs.  “We had a great season and now we have to build on this season and [..]

  Hopes were high that the Culver City High School girls’ basketball team would win its second- CIF-Southern Section championship after upsetting top seed Orange Lutheran, 42-40, on Feb. 26 at Culver City. The Lady Centaurs s [..]

By Joe Snyder Sports Correspondent   After a poor first quarter, Culver City High’s girls’ basketball team rallied to top Moorpark High, 47-39, in the CIF-Southern Section Division 2A quarterfinals on Feb. 23 in Culver C [..]

             Anyone who says Culver City doesn’t have much to contribute to the thriving Los Angeles sports scene clearly wasn’t at Veterans auditorium on Feb.16. If they had been, they would [..]