Despite some game cancellations for local high school football games, several teams hit the road hungry to bring back a win to the Valley. Our Tim O’Brien and Tali Letoi have your Week 2 Highlights.
It was a big day for three student athletes at La Quinta High School, who signed college letters of intent to continue their athletic careers. All of them heading out of state to compete at next level.
Friday night the Rancho Mirage Rattlers took the field in solidarity, in honor of number 30, junior linebacker Israel “Izzy” Ramirez. He was hospitalized after suffering a brain aneurysm on September 27, 2019. Rattlers’ head coach J.D. Matthews says the team is not the same without him, “Anytime you take somebody that’s a brother and […]
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