Mater Dei uses four pick-sixes to hand Corona Centennial its first loss

This wasn’t so much a victory as it was a grand larceny, the Santa Ana Mater Dei High football team running a pigskin version of the pick-and-roll against Corona Centennial on Friday night. The Monarchs returned four interceptions for touchdowns — three by junior defensive back Elias Ricks — in...

Los Angeles Times

Sport News
Short URL

Latest News

FOX: S. Carolina college apologizes for blackface yearbook photos

FOX: CNN’s Don Lemon: It’s ‘not his fault’ Jussie Smollett lost in the ‘court of public opinion’

CBS: Florida governor wants to import drugs from Canada

CBC: Trudeau to apologize to black Nova Scotians for racial profiling incident

BBC: The Independent Group: Who are they and what do they stand for?

ABC: European Central Bank concerned by economic slowdown

ABC: WATCH: Vatican holds summit to address sex abuse

FOX: Reward offered for info on vet accused of rape, faking death

FOX: S. Carolina college apologizes for blackface yearbook photos

FOX: Drone sighting halts flights at Ireland's Dublin Airport

CNN: Jussie Smollett arrested and faces a felony charge

CBS: Colorado woman's $8,000 tax bill leaves her in tears

CBS: Republican Bradley Byrne to challenge Alabama Sen. Doug Jones in 2020

ABC: No host, no problem: Oscars producers 'really happy with how the show ended up'

ABC: The Latest: 'Empire' actor turns self in to face charge

WashingtonPost: Georgia loses after fan throws a stuffed Uga on the court, triggering late technical

NewYorkTimes: DealBook Briefing: Could Trump Cave Too Easily on a China Trade Deal?

NewYorkTimes: Wheels: The Auto Show of the Future Is Already Here

FOX: Sen. Hawley demands answers from the FBI on their investigation into President Trump

FOX: National forecast for Thursday, February 21

CBS: Coast Guard lieutenant accused of being a domestic terrorist

CBS: Huawei founder: "5G is not an atomic bomb"

19 Related Articles from 2018-11-17

After miscarriage of IVF twins, a size 22 woman lost four stone in six months. When Jeanette Roberts, 40, from Wigan ballooned to 14 stone after the miscarriage of her IVF twins, she turned to a personal trainer for help - and managed to drop six dress sizes in six months! >>

Cookie ethics: Congresswoman-elect asks if she's still allowed to sell Girl Scout cookies. Rep.-elect Abigail Spanberger is one of her daughter’s troop leaders, and as she prepares for her new job representing Virginia’s 7th Congressional District, she wonders if she has a conflict of interest. >>

Cries of fraud and suppression haven't impacted faith in the electoral system. First things first: The theme song of the week is the HBO Main Theme from 1983 by Ferdinand Jay Smith. >>

Demi Rose slips her VERY famous curves into a Barbie-inspired Latex mini. The 23-year-old former girlfriend of rapper Tyga looked sensational in a sizzling Latex mini dress which clung to every inch of her curves >>

Imogen Thomas shows off her sensational physique in scanty swimsuit. Taking selfies and chatting on the phone, the mother-of-two looked carefree as she stunned in a black one-piece and a straw sunhat >>

Jennings admits wonder catch with Ben Foakes to dismiss Dimuth Karunaratne was accident not design. PAUL NEWMAN IN PALLEKELE: Keaton Jennings admitted the spectacular piece of fielding that saw him combine with Ben Foakes for a wonder catch was a complete accident. >>

LS Lowry's Street Scene, Factory Gates sells for £50k. Street Scene, Factory Gates shows a busy street with looming mills in the background. >>

Lyrico Steede killing: Teen denies role in stabbing. A 17-year-old accused of killing another teenager says he witnessed the stabbing but didn't take part. >>

NJ Man Found in Car With Gunshot Wounds Dies: Prosecutors. A 27-year-old man died after police found him in his car with several gunshot wounds, authorities said. >>

No winning ticket for Friday night's $55 million Lotto Max jackpot. No winning ticket was sold for the $55 million jackpot in Friday night's Lotto Max draw. >>

Pedestrian bridge near east end elementary school partially collapses. Part of a pedestrian bridge near an elementary school in the city’s Crescent Town neighbourhood has collapsed, though no injuries have been reported. >>

Racing! A handicapping lesson from Rob Henie. Horse racing newsletter >>

Rare Mickey Mouse posters from the 1930s and 40s hit the auction block. Sunday marks 90 years since the world first met Mickey Mouse. To mark his 90th birthday, Sotheby’s is auctioning off a collection of rare posters from Mickey’s heyday of the 1930s and 40s. Michelle Miller reports. >>

Search on for 8 missing Algerian migrants near Sardinia. Italy’s coast guard is searching for eight Algerian migrants who apparently tried to swim to shore when the motor of their boat failed off Sardinia’s southwest coast >>

Sotomayor says Kavanaugh a part of the Supreme Court 'family'. Justice Sonia Sotomayor in an interview with CNN's David Axelrod said that Justice Brett Kavanaugh was welcomed into the Supreme Court "family" in the wake of his polarizing confirmation process. >>

Strictly's Faye Tozer beams as she arrives at Blackpool Tower with her co-stars. The singer looked thrilled to be in Blackpool, as she arrived at the iconic Tower Ballroom with her co-stars on Saturday for the dress rehearsals. >>

Strictly's Shirley Ballas hit back at Craig Revel Horwood after he said she had 'fake' boobs in rant. Speaking in an interview with The Sun , the Strictly judge, 58, slammed her fellow judge, 53, as she said: 'I don't think it's appropriate for anyone to make comments about anyone else.' >>

Why Warhol still matters in age of Kardashians. More than three decades after his death, Andy Warhol continues to fascinate and confound art historians, scholars and buyers. He produced some of the 20th century's best-known images, yet the meaning of his work is still subject to fierce debate; he lived in the public eye, yet he remains an enigma. >>

Wizards produce a rerun of their worst tendencies in a dreadful performance against the Nets. Wizards shoot a woeful 3 for 18 from three-point range, play indifferent defense and provoke a postgame heckler on an all-around abysmal night at Capital One Arena. >>

Los Angeles Times: Mater Dei uses four pick-sixes to hand Corona Centennial its first loss

Latest News

19 Related Articles from 2018-11-17