High School

"Let Them Play!" That's been the battle cry for coaches, families and student-athletes pushing to bring back all sports.

LAUSD said the district will resume participation CIF seasons 1 and 2, which includes football, baseball, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, track and cheer.

A group of Orange County high school athletes filed a lawsuit against Gov. Newsom on Monday to challenge his ban on indoor youth sports.

Orange County announced outdoor sporting events may return with certain modifications starting Friday, Feb. 26. The county initially reported the date as March 3, but corrected that information on Friday.

While games are still called off, student-athletes are thrilled they're back and working out with their teammates.

Dozens of rallies took place across California on Friday to protest pandemic-related restrictions on youth sports.

It may not seem like much, but it's one big step towards a return to some degree of COVID-19 normalcy. 

There will be no in-person learning this semester, which also means there will be no high school sports either. What kind of emotional toll will this be for student-athletes? And what if you were banking on an athletic scholarship to go to college?

High school sports in California won't begin their seasons until December or January due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the California Interscholastic Federation announced Monday. 

In any other year, they would be celebrated with pomp and circumstance, applauded, and cheered.  But this year because of social distancing, schools aren’t able to hold graduation ceremonies.  So Good Day LA is honoring graduating seniors from the ‘Class of Covid-19’ with a new segment called FOX 11’s Grad Standouts.  

Chatworth's Sierra Canyon High School boy's basketball team earned a 52 point blowout win in their first home game of the season in front of a sold-out crowd against Granada Hills Charter Tuesday night.

In this podcast, we take a break from politics for a fascinating conversation with an iconic figure.  Dr. Arthur C. Bartner is retiring after 50 years directing the USC Trojan Marching Band.  He's transformed the band from a struggling group without an identity to an international institution. They've performed with some of the top stars all over the world.  In this conversation with Elex Michaelson, Dr. Bartner discusses how he first got the job.  He tells the story of how a performance with Diana Ross changed everything for him.  And his all-time favorite moment? Creating a four-time platinum record with Fleetwood Mac.  Dr. Bartner describes his directing style & what he plans to do next. 

With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, sports teams often suit up with pink in play.That was the case at a high school in Chino where the mom of the team's female kicker was being remembered.

Varsity football player Anthony W. Spearman III, 16, credits God and his faith for his success on and off the field. He is currently a varsity running back at Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks and has gained a reputation for his intensity, leadership, willingness to learn and good character both on and off the field. 

California’s governor has signed a law limiting full-contact practices for youth football teams to reduce brain injuries.