Girls’ tennis faced Monrovia on the road on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
Although the score was close throughout most of the game, South Pasadena slipped up in the fourth quarter and gave San Marino the win.
The tight game riddled with ties brought South Pasadena to third in the Rio Hondo League 3-2.
The Paralympics, a paragon of equity and inclusivity, have a glaring disparity within its perimeter.
Girls’ volleyball played skillfully and wiped out Blair in a brief 40-minute 3-0 match.
The South Pasadena Tigers raced against hundreds of schools at the Woodbridge Cross Country Classic.
Running back David Ortega rushed for 163 yards and a touchdown as the Tigers cruised past the Moors in their last non-league game.
South Pasadena’s coordination choked in the third set; however, the Tigers were far enough ahead to take the match regardless.
Football lost 7-21 against Golden Valley on Friday, Sept. 13.
South Pasadena took second at the Pacific-Rio Hondo Challenge with a standout performance.
On Sept. 6, South Pasadena battled Crescenta Valley, winning 29-23.
Although the Tigers played with spirit, they were ultimately swept by Crescenta Valley.
The Tigers sped up in the second half to secure victory against the Apaches, 21-6.
Despite a strong effort, the Tigers were unable to catch up to the Mustangs and lost 9-13.
The Tigers played fiercely, losing the first two sets but making a comeback to win the next two. They eventually fell to Flintridge in the fifth set.