The Bell High team will be exposed to the baseball game in the historical pressure on the historical achievement of the last season Winning the first department in the city at school The Open Division Championship at Dodger Stadium after it was not in the final class final since 1953.
The big question for the year 2025 is the amount of hunger that the eagles will have to repeat. Certainly, they start this season with the most returning players, including the city’s division player Jayen Rojas, a novice player and an external player. He is one of seven beginners returning, including Luis Milindez, who was a football player throughout the city as a new student.
Who will challenge the eagles?
Birmingham was runner -up last season. Allen Olmos will take over the role of ACE, and the first rule man Sebastian Valdez was all the city. Two of the impressive beginners will be the effect of the effects – Carlos Akuna and the Jordan Lindsay mask. And do not forget that Julius Monroe-Etroit, who was the star of the distinguished national team in the novice national team.
Alan Olmeos returns as the best jug in Birmingham.
(Eric Sondheimer / Los Angeles Times)
Granada Hills won four consecutive titles in the West Valley League, but she stumbled in the qualifiers. Alexander Schmidt, who stands out in highlanders, has come back, but many young players will need to intensify the help of highlands.
EL Camino Real is loaded with high -quality jugs, led by Devin Gonor and Christian Gastelum, as well as the Top Luke Howe.
The Valley League champion in the Valley League will restore the son of all City Alex Martinez, as well as the elderly, the elderly Luis Menduza, Mike Andradi and Alonso Pedron.
The entire city is Anthony Solis, who returns to San Pedro. Cleveland has Kaydin’s brother and Quinton Ripple, as well as football player Miles Garcia. Chatsworth is enthusiastic to develop the Massen Ruiz jug, which was throughout the city as a new student, while Mika Clotz was a producer in the winter.
The season starts on Monday with Eston.
This is a daily view of positive events in high school sports. To provide any news, please send an email to Eric.sondheimer@latimes.com
