The Mountain Tennis program is officially under new leadership to start the 2022 season, with Bear Valley Tennis Pro Rick Lund taking on the program after many seasons as the head coach for the varsity boys tennis team.

The mountain football season officially started last weekend with the Warriors entertaining local fans with an intrasquad scrimmage showcase at Coy Burnett Stadium.

Nike Sports Camp came to Tehachapi for a three-day soccer training session last week, providing premier instruction to Tehachapi youth athletes.

Junior Rodeo contestants took to the Milano Rodeo Arena this weekend as young cowboys and cowgirls continued to earn points in each of their chosen events.

In February 2020, about a month before the COVID-19 pandemic shut schools, Garret Alcaraz, then a senior at Tehachapi High School, played basketball in the THS gym. He was among other Special Olympics athletes playing an exhibition game sponsored by Unified Sports.

The ladies at Oak Tree Country Club took to the golf course July 14-15 to play their annual Eclectic Tournament. It is the most fun tournament of the year, since you have two days to achieve your best score for 18 holes or 9 holes, depending on which group you are in.

The 2022 Academic All-America softball teams, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America, have been announced and former Tehachapi High School and current Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute student-athlete Erin Askins has been selected to the Second Team.

A dozen members of the 12U Tehachapi Seminoles baseball team captured memories to last a lifetime earlier this month when they traveled to Cooperstown, New York, to play ball.

The Oak Tree Country Club Women’s Golf Club held its annual President’s Cup and Vice President’s Cup Tournament on June 23-24, crowning this year’s winners at the luncheon afterward. Both events are combined 2-day net scores with the President’s Cup for 18-holers and the Vice President’s Cup…

With the 2021-22 school year almost completed, all attention has turned to the upcoming fall season, and with it, Mountain football.

Athlete of the Month recipients for the spring season of sport for baseball, softball, swimming, track and field, golf and tennis were recently announced by the Tehachapi High School Booster Club.

Mountain baseball may have had its season come to an end last week in the CIF Central Section Division V playoffs, but the team made sure to end the year on a good note with one last event at home in a sendoff for the departing seniors.

Tennis player Calvin Hibbard recently achieved a feat that has not been accomplished in more than a decade for a Tehachapi High athlete, reaching the CIF Central Section Top 16 tournament in singles.

Mountain softball played to near-perfection in all phases in a pair of games over West High School, closing out its league schedule with 21-1 and 30-0 wins over the Vikings.

A handful of talented Warrior seniors recently announced which four-year universities they intend to compete at next season in a ceremony held at Tehachapi High School.

Mountain Baseball recently played a pair of impressive games in league play, overwhelming Golden Valley 20-0 and 18-2 to take the season series over the Bulldogs.

The Lady Warriors were on fire at the plate last week in a home contest against Golden Valley, recording their best offensive output of the season in a 22-5 victory.

Mountain Swimming had impressive results at the recent CIF Central Section Division I championships, highlighted with a medal in the 400 freestyle relay.

Competing against 20 Kern County high school swim teams this past week, Mountain Swimming was able to make a massive splash in the water at the Kern County Aquatics Complex in Bakersfield.

The Frosh-Soph Lady Warriors had an impressive showing at Independence High School in the league championships, taking first-place honors as a team.

Mountain Golf has been traveling to courses all around Kern County this spring, participating in South Yosemite League action against Bakersfield Christian, Independence, Ridgeview, Independence and West.

The Tehachapi Warrior Booster Club and the Tehachapi Warriors Baseball program recently completed a facility upgrade for the varsity baseball field consisting of over 500 feet of sublimated outfield windscreens to enhance the look of the stadium and enhance player safety.

The Lady Water Warriors had an impressive showing in the pool last week by defeating Bakersfield Christian 91-79 to clinch a perfect record in South Yosemite League duals.

Tehachapi Track and Field participated at Bakersfield High School this past Thursday to take part in the Frontier Titan Top 16 Invite for underclassmen.

The Lady Warriors had an impressive showing this past week with a pair of league victories over Ridgeview, 9-3 and 14-8.

The Water Warriors have continued to roll in league dual meets after defeating Golden Valley (242-50) and Ridgeview (226.5-157) in recent South Yosemite League action.

At the Showstopper Dance Competition in Anaheim, J & M Dance Center competed against dozens of dance studios from around the state for prestigious top honors.

Tehachapi JV Lady Warriors came back after trailing by 5 runs in the 4th inning. The comeback fell just short, though, with an 18-16 defeat by Ridgeview Wolf Pack on Wednesday, April 6. Tehachapi JV Lady Warriors scored four runs in the failed comeback on a single by Kennedy Cimmental, a gro…

Athlete of the Month recipients for the winter season of sport for boys and girls basketball, soccer, wrestling and cheer were recently announced by the Tehachapi High School Booster Club.

It was a great week for baseball and the Warriors gave the home crowd an impressive showing, defeating Golden Valley 11-3 and West 18-1 in a pair of South Yosemite League games.

The 2022 rodeo season is in full preparation mode with the following schedule announced:

Aryana Sedano collected four hits in four at bats as Tehachapi Warriors JV softball defeated Golden Valley High School 13-3 on Wednesday. Sedano doubled in the first, singled in the second, singled in the fourth, and also singled in the fifth.

The Warrior Tennis team notched two more season victories over Arvin and Bakersfield-South in the Arvin Tournament this past weekend.

Mountain Swimming had an impressive showing in their third SYL meet of the season, with the Varsity boys (85-83) and the Varsity girls (123-45) both defeating Taft to remain undefeated in league.

Last week was a busy week for the JV Lady Warriors as they traveled to Bakersfield Christian High School to face the Eagles on March 21.

With perfect weather, the ballfields at West Park came to life Saturday morning as hundreds of youngsters, their families and volunteers turned out to celebrate Tehachapi Little League’s opening day.

The junior varsity Lady Warriors started their pre-season March 18 when they faced Chavez High School at home in Tehachapi to defeat the Lady Titans 25-9. March 15, they would face the Highland Scots in Tehachapi, which would result in a loss of 12-6.

The Lady Warriors opened up league with a strong showing through six innings in a 10-0 shutout over Ridgeview.

The Warriors started the South Yosemite League season in a tightly-contested home game against Ridgeview, the only difference being a two-run fourth inning by the Wolfpack in a 2-0 defeat.

Mountain Softball recorded an impressive victory in their season home opener last week with a 5-3 victory over Delano-Chavez.

Mountain Tennis opened up their league schedule this past week against Ridgeview and Independence, falling in both contests by 8-1 scores.

High School freshman standout tennis player Calvin Hibbard recently made an impressive showing this past month at the Frank Thiessen Memorial Tennis Tournament in Bakersfield, taking first place in the 4.5 division.

The Lady Warrior Cheer squad had a very impressive run at the USA Spirit Nationals, taking second place honors in a competition held this past weekend in Anaheim.

Mountain Soccer played their best match of the season last Tuesday at home, dominating No. 11 Riverdale 7-0 in CIF Central Section Division V playoff soccer action.

The Lady Warriors opened the basketball playoffs as the CIF Central Section Division II No. 8 seed and easily took care of No. 9 Shafter in a 55-40 opening round victory.

Mountain Wrestling had a memorable weekend in the CIF Section Finals with four wrestlers placing in the top five in their weight class. The results qualified them for an invite to this weekend’s prestigious Masters Tournament. Two wrestlers also claimed CIF titles.

After a slow start offensively to start the game, the Lady Warriors came out in the second half on fire, outscoring Golden Valley 37-19 en route to a 48-38 victory at home.