This season, Frank finished the season batting .429 with 15 RBI, 4 doubles, and 2 triples.  In addition to his offensive numbers, Frank also lead the team in pitching as well.  He finished with a 3.94 ERA with 88 strike outs and only 33 walks.

Frank was also an All CIF honorable mention for football last year.

Congratulations to all our athletes whose accomplishments speak to their hard work and effort.

GO MINUTEMEN!

The Girls lost a tough game in the first round of the CIF playoffs 10-9 but what a year they had.

See you next year!

Go Minutemen!

The Minutemen Softball team wrapped up another win yesterday against Buckley making their regular season record a perfect 8-0 and 6-0 in league play.  The latest victory was anchored by another offensive breakout.  Freshman standout Kendall Williams homered twice and stole home while Sr. Andrea Hudlett added her first homerun in her high school career. 

The celebration will need to be short and sweet as the team prepares for their next opponent.  The team will travel on Friday for a double header on Catalina Island in a face off between two undefeated teams.  The Lady Lancers of Avalon are also a perfect 6-0 in league, setting up an exciting weekend that will determine the league champion.  Only three games remain in league, all with Avalon, all important.  It boils down to a best of three series for it all.  Games 1 and 2 are at Avalon on Friday and the final game is 2:30pm on Monday afternoon at Murdy Park.

Kendall Williams knows what’s at stake.  “We have a lot of confidence right now but we know what we are up against this weekend.  We are just going to continue to battle like we have all year.”

This weekend could mark a second league title this year for LCS, adding to the undefeated 10-0 girls volleyball championship. 

Come out on Monday and support the Minutemen team as they seek to win a league title!

LCS vs Avalon:  Monday @ 2:30pm; Murdy Park
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The team moves to 3-0 in league play with the final game against TVT on Thursday afternoon at Murdy Park, 3pm.

Come out and support the team!

GO MINUTEMEN!

Last week, the girls faced TVT and started slow giving up 4 quick runs out of the gate. The rally that soon followed saw to it the game ended early in a 14-4 mercy rule victory on the road.

Today LCS traveled again to Southlands Christian in Walnut. The girls showed a toughness they will need to win league with a resounding 20-12 win to push their league record to 2-0.

Fighting through injuries, some of the highlights included Freshman Kendall Williams pitching 6 1/3 strong innings, a homerun from Carlee Hackett, and a flurry of extra base hits from Andrea Hudlett, Allie Lapport, Paige Lane and many others.

Next up will big the biggest test yet as the girls face off with the Lady Lancers of Avalon in an early season battle for 1st place in the Express League.

The game will be held at 1:30pm at Greer Park in Huntington Beach (Weather permitting)

Come out and cheer on the team!

GO MINUTEMEN!!!

This is now. 

With a solid lifting program in place that focuses on each athlete reaching new heights and becoming bigger, faster, and stronger, the future is looking much brighter for LCS Athletics.  Under the guidance of personal trainer and highland games competitor Steve Belanger, athletes are setting personal and school records every week in the new weight room.

And some…are setting USPA Junior Men American records.

Kyle Noson is what you’d call a “gym rat”.  Never one to miss a day in the weightroom, Kyle can be found during 7th period weightlifting class yelling and sweating up a storm.  It’s the kind of dedication that results in growth - both mental and physical.  When Kyle began to deadlift a year he did pretty well.  As he continued to train, he did REALLY well.  Sunday March 27th 2011, Kyle put LCS on the map with a performance that was truly mind blowing.  Kyle entered into the USPA state Powerlifting meet in Rancho Cucamonga as a RAW Junior lifter in the 181 lbs class.  

There aren’t many people who can say they’ve lifted that much weight.  Certainly not the casual athlete.  Not even  the older, bigger competetor in front of him who had just failed to get the weight up moments before Kyle.  What Kyle did was a new USPA Junior Men  RAW American record and it wasn’t even close.  Kyle had broken the record already with his second lift of 463 lbs.

At the end of the day, Kyle was able to stand with his coaches, teachers, family, and friends as a testament to the hard work and determination that causes goals to cease to be dreams and to get violently shoved into reality.  The great thing about that determination is that it is contagious.  Like a fire that has been kindled slowly and is now on the verge of breakout, LCS athletes are working hard and setting a new level of goals for themselves.  We can only wait to see what it will look like on fields and courts for LCS next year but if Kyle has anything to say about, the future looks light.  
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