Local Sports
Ridgeview's Edwards signs with Fresno State
National Signing Day has become a merry-go-round of hat-picking ceremonies and recruiting rankings, typically long on drama and short on patience.
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Kern County Raceway Park back on track
Bakersfield businessman James Vernon is part of a group of investors who have have purchased the partially finished Kern County Raceway Park near Enos Lane and Interstate 5.
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Condors shoot blanks in 4-1 loss to Stockton
The tone was set early -- the Condors failing to score despite firing 19 first-period shots -- and the Stockton Thunder connecting on it's only quality scoring chance in the period.
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Munoz's last-second basket leads Liberty
This one might not have been an NBA-range 3-pointer, but when the score is tied, aren't all buzzer-beaters created equal?
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Mustangs pull away from Falcons in 2nd half
It took a long, sustained effort, but the Stockdale girls basketball team finally pushed Independence to its breaking point in the second half on Wednesday night.
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Cold-shooting CSUB falls to New Mexico St.
LAS CRUCES. N.M. -- Hot-shooting by New Mexico State combined with cold shooting by CSU Bakersfield led to a third-straight loss for the Roadrunners on Wednesday night in college basketball.
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Local report: Cockerel leads BC women past Glendale
GLENDALE -- Jausecca Cockerel had 12 points, eight assists, six rebounds and four steals to lead Bakersfield College to a 72-58 women's basketball victory Wednesday at Glendale College.
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Feb. 1 high school roundup
Boys basketball
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Famed boxing trainer Angelo Dundee dies at 90
There was no way Angelo Dundee was going to miss Muhammad Ali's 70th birthday party.
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Wolf Pack defeats Vikings for second time in 4 days
Coaches will tell you it's tough to beat the same team twice in one season, but what about twice in a week? And what if said opponent is raining down 3-pointers?
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Feb. 9 high school roundup
Boys basketball
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JC roundup: BC tops COS, falls to Sierra in softball
Sarah Smith hit a two-run homer to lead an 11-hit attack as the Bakersfield College softball tean defeated College of the Sequoias 14-6 in the first game of a doubleheader split at BC.
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Auto racing notebook: March Meet can't come fast enough for drag race fans
Nitromethane fumes are wafting over the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds this weekend as the Winternationals kick off the NHRA Full Throttle drag racing season which means the March Meet is just around the corner. March 1-4 to be exact.
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Buck ushers in new era for CSUB softball
The one constant for 26 of CSU Bakersfield's first 27 softball seasons was head coach Kathy Welter.
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Steve Merlo: Impressive variety of birds can be viewed here in Kern County
Home to a huge variety of feathered beauty, Kern County's fields, marshes, parks and other habitat hold hundreds of different species of birds. These avian friends can be seen by not only the professional birdwatcher, but the casual observer as well. All one needs to get started are a set of binoculars, pad and pen and a relatively new birding book. Even if it means viewing them from your own back yard, it's still fun!
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Feb. 10 fish report
Kern County, southern San Joaquin Valley
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Condors rout Utah, 4-0
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah -- Matt Keetley made 29 saves and Parker Stanfield scored twice as the Bakersfield Condors pounded the Utah Grizzlies 4-0 at the Maverik Center on Wednesday night.
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Bakersfield's Amgen stage to test cyclists
A glance at the course profile for Stage 5 of the Amgen Tour of California would lead one to believe the 18.4-mile time trial which starts and finishes at Bakersfield College, will be a breeze.
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Cervantes' hat trick pushes East a step closer to SEYL title
Everything went exactly as Angel Cervantes wanted it to on Wednesday night. The senior forward met his goal-scoring objectives and his East High team claimed a crucial 4-2 Southeast Yosemite League soccer victory over visiting Foothill.
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Texas-Pan American uses 19-2 run to put away CSUB
EDINBURG, Texas -- A four-minute stretch in the second half sparked by turnovers and poor shooting saw a seven-point CSU Bakersfield lead turn into a double-digit deficit and the Roadrunners couldn't recover in a 73-67 men's basketball loss Wednesday night at Texas Pan-American.
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Local report: Cockerel leads BC women
Jausecca Cockerel had 27 points, seven assists, 10 rebounds and only one turnover to lead the Bakersfield College women's basketball team to a 76-65 win over L.A. Valley Wednesday night in the Gil Bishop Sports Center.
