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Clark Fahrenthold

Clark Fahrenthold

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Sports Reporter, Coronado Eagle & Journal

San Diego

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SLU Basketball, College Basketball, Mizzou Basketball , National Hockey League, NHL , Mizzou Football, College Football , Rams

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Total articles 752

  • Carlsbad outlasts rival Torrey Pines in boys volleyball showdown

    By Clark Fahrenthold Verified| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified Carlsbad High School’s boys volleyball team doesn’t feel pressure. They apply it. The Lancers made that much clear Thursday night, when they hit the road and took down Coastal League rivals Torrey Pines in four sets, 25-12, 18-25, 25-18, 25-17. “This team rises to the occasion,” said Carlsbad coach Annette Bashford. “This is a game that hassorta been circled on everyone’s calendar.

    By Clark Fahrenthold Verified · The San Diego Union-Tribune

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Islander Girls’ Lacrosse Team Remains Undefeated, Moves To 11-0

    By Clark Fahrenthold Verified| Coronado Eagle & Journal Verified Eleven games into the 2025 regular season, the Coronado Islanders girls’ lacrosse program remains unbeaten. After starting the past week with wins over Nationally Ranked No.22  San Ramon Valley and Nationally Ranked No.7 Cathedral Catholic, Coronado capped its 3-0 week with a win over highly touted La Costa Canyon High School.

    By Clark Fahrenthold Verified · Coronado Eagle & Journal

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Carlsbad outlasts rival Torrey Pines in boys volleyball showdown

    By Clark Fahrenthold Verified| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified Carlsbad High School’s boys volleyball team doesn’t feel pressure. They apply it. The Lancers made that much clear Thursday night, when they hit the road and took down Coastal League rivals Torrey Pines in four sets, 25-12, 18-25, 25-18, 25-17. “This team rises to the occasion,” said Carlsbad coach Annette Bashford. “This is a game that hassorta been circled on everyone’s calendar.

    By Clark Fahrenthold Verified · The San Diego Union-Tribune

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Coronado Eagle & Journal