Tomahawks finished the day with wins in every division Saturday against the Bullpups of Bakersfield. Here are the scores:
Competing in Hart Park in Bakersfield, Tehachapi High School's cross-country team ran in the Rebel Invite hosted by South High School on Saturday. Warrior cross-country had its most successful effort of the year. THS ran in three of six divisions and did not disappoint.
I’ve been asked often of late to address the proposed Measure R on the ballot to revitalize and build new parks and recreation facilities through the Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Park District. Other than the status of our football team, it’s the most talked about local sports story in …
A challenging season for the Tehachapi Warriors increased a level of difficulty Friday night as the Warriors sought out their first win in the South Yosemite League and their first road victory of the season. Those tasks included playing without starting quarterback Chris Garcia, who was ine…
With fall football weather upon us, blankets and beanies dressed the stands of Tehachapi on Saturday as the Tomahawks hosted games against the Wolverines of Bakersfield. Pink accented team colors, proudly honoring the month of October and breast cancer awareness.
Gathering at host Ridgeview High School, Tehachapi cross-country competed in the SYL meet No. 2. Four divisions were held with all six schools from the SYL there. THS held its own on the very fast 2- and 3-mile courses. Highlights from the meet were:
The position of running back has and always will define great Tehachapi football teams. Despite the changes in formations, offensive schemes and the pace of the game, championship Tehachapi teams still ran the ball with overwhelming success. Something tells me that will never change.
For the first part of Friday night’s homecoming game, the Tehachapi Warriors looked as strong as they have all season. Unfortunately, an inconsistent effort combined with a disastrous second half would be the undoing in a 56-12 loss to Bakersfield Christian.
High temperatures didn’t stop Tehachapi’s Heritage Oak cross-country team from competing strong at the Wasco Invitational on Sept. 26.
With less than 2:30 left on the clock in the 4th quarter, the varsity Tomahawks found themselves chasing the Delano Thunder 6-12, with the ball placed on their own 3-yard line.
Tehachapi's Sydney Howard competed in the USA BMX State Series Finals the weekend of Sept. 22 at Grand Prix BMX in Lake Perris.
Tehachapi Valley Wrestling Club wrestlers have had a busy summer with dedicated wrestlers attending various clinics. The clinics allowed the kids to work with World Elite wrestlers and some of the best coaches.
It’s rare that I write about our opponents, but in the case of Friday night’s football game against Independence, I must make an exception.
Getting a break from SYL action, Warrior cross-country traveled to Wasco to compete in the open Wasco Invite. Competing in six divisions, the Warriors ended the day taking home 16 individual medals and one division championship.
With little time of possession from the Tehachapi offense, the Warrior defense was tested Friday night and couldn’t hold back a balanced Independence attack in a 27-6 loss to the Falcons in the teams’ South Yosemite League opener.
The Warriors continued their campaign for back-to-back league championships with another dominating victory on Sept. 19th at Buena Vista Golf Course to go 3-0 in league play. Once again, THS' nearest competitor was BCHS.
New energy arose from the fields of Tehachapi, powered by 34 individuals who unified in team and spirit.
Many people tend to agree that fall is their favorite time in Tehachapi. Fortunately, this statement pre-dated phony pumpkin-spice drinks, apple-cinnamon candles and whatever the latest trend-to-tradition comes out of the depths of the internet.
The South Yosemite League began meet play, gathering at Brite Lake on Sept. 19. Six schools competed in five divisions on the rugged 2- and 3-mile courses.
The Oak Tree Women’s Golf Club hosted its sixth annual Play 4 P.I.N.K. golf tournament on Sept. 14 and raised $3,748. All the proceeds from the event go to breast cancer research.
As an affiliated organization of Golden Empire Youth Football of Bakersfield, the Tehachapi Tomahawks are one of 20 teams with a standout situation all their own, different from that of their competitors. On the east end of Tehachapi, situated within Benz Visco Youth Sports & Cultural Pa…
Tehachapi cross-country had a busy week hosting a scrimmage with seven other schools at Brite Lake on Wednesday. Then on Saturday the team headed to Hart Park to compete in the Wolf Pack Invite.
The term “rivalry” gets thrown around far too much in sports. Most of the time its misuse is credited to one team being very good, and the other simply having a desire to beat them. That doesn’t constitute a rivalry.
The Tehachapi Warriors surrendered a pair of touchdowns in the first quarter and struggled moving the football offensively as they lost their preseason finale 35-7 Friday night to the Garces Rams at Sam Tobias Field.
The Tehachapi Warrior cross-country 2018-19 season officially got underway as the team traveled to Independence High School in Bakersfield to compete in the Falcon Run.
Each Tehachapi Youth Football game this weekend was kicked off by our very own freshman cheerleader, 9-year-old Savannah Walker, singing our nation's anthem.
The Tehachapi Warriors played the Atascadero Greyhounds in the championship match of the Highland Tournament on Saturday.
If you haven’t noticed it yet, you certainly won’t miss it this weekend as cycling fever takes over Tehachapi with yet another Tehachapi GranFondo presented by Kaiser Permanente.
Moving through the first two league tournaments, the THS varsity girls golf team seems to be riding their hot hand from last year's league championship.
It appeared to be a fundamentally lacking night for the Tehachapi Warriors. That in turn created a relatively easy evening for the visiting Highland Scots in a 47-12 non-league win over Tehachapi Friday night at Coy Burnett Stadium.
Heritage Oak (Tehachapi’s Christian school) had its first cross-country meet at McFarland High School on Sept. 1.
The Tehachapi Mountain Roller Hockey club competed in North Hollywood on Aug. 25-26, wrapping up their final tournament of the summer series season.
On Aug. 24, at Oak Tree’s hole No. 13, a par 3, 118 yards, Kari Munoz hit her 7 iron toward the green.
The sport of football requires more than athletes with speed, strength and athleticism. It’s more than the coach with the perfect scheme on defense or the planned route on offense. If you allow football to touch your life, you find it’s a passion-driven sport for every individual involved, a…
There’s a famous slogan from the Liverpool Soccer team from England’s Premier League. It’s more like a rallying cry for the club’s passionate fan base. It simply boasts: “You’ll Never Walk Alone.”
The weather wasn’t the only unseasonably cold aspect of Friday night’s Warrior football game. The Tehachapi defense offered a chilly reception to the Taft Wildcats, forcing seven turnovers and allowing the offense to break the game open in the second half in a 34-15 victory at Coy Burnett Stadium.
The girls varsity golf team, coming off league championships in two of the last three years, showed mid-season form at the first tournament of the year. THS placed first in an invitational, non-league competition at Stockdale Country Club on Aug. 20 (Bakersfield Christian was second and West…
Temperatures during preseason youth football left the fields of the Tomahawks vacant. The heatwave of the Kern Valley determined the fate of practices. Player safety is of highest concern for the Tehachapi Tomahawks, as well as its affiliated organization, Golden Empire Youth Football. With …
It takes a team to field a team.
Lessons learned from some game results are not discovered until further along in a season’s journey. For the Tehachapi Warriors, Friday night’s 57-7 loss at Bakersfield High School could be a character test that defines the remainder of the season, even if that means going back to square one.
Are you ready for some youth football? The Tehachapi Tomahawks have released this 2018 schedule.
Pardon me if I get a little nostalgic this week. I was the class that had the chance to enjoy their 20-year Tehachapi High School reunion this past Mountain Festival Weekend. It was a nice gathering of some familiar faces, and a time warp of sorts back to 1998.
The Tehachapi Mountain Roller Hockey Falcons took its five teams to compete in Calabasas on Aug. 11-12 for their second tournament of the summer series.
On Aug. 13, 1997, I wrote one of my favorite pieces ever in Tehachapi News. It’s fitting that 21 years later the subject matter is again upon us as the Warrior Football season starts this Friday night. It was a story about the first Tehachapi High School football team, the 1930 Tehachapi Ind…
There are two things that might be assumed about the 2018 Tehachapi Warriors football team, with neither being entirely true.
Tehachapi High's Warriors are preparing for football season.
The annual Mountain Magic Invitational golf tournament was held Aug. 1 at Oak Tree Country Club with 56 ladies participating. While the weather was warm for our area, most of the guests traveled from Bakersfield and the Antelope Valley for a welcome respite from the heat.
In case you might not have realized this, Tehachapi High School football season is right around the corner, as in next week. The Warriors played an inter-squad scrimmage this past Saturday. They’ll get a chance to hit someone not wearing green this Friday when they scrimmage at South. Then t…
The Tehachapi Mountain Roller Hockey Falcons took its five teams to compete in San Luis Obispo on July 14 and 15 for their first tournament of the summer series.
I learned long ago that some the greatest learning experiences in life, some of the most memorable moments of a career, are when I am resigned to the fact that I’m not the smartest guy in the room. I accepted that long ago, and it continues to pay off.
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