John Sanders

LANCASTER — The 52nd annual Larry Lake High School Senior Baseball All-Star Game, held at Antelope Valley College on Sunday, did something it had never done in its history. The game between the Gold Team and the Blue Team finished in an 8-8 tie. “It was disappointing that the game ended in a tie, but we all still had fun out there,” Highland’s Landon Manzano said. “I’ve enjoyed playing with these guys I grew up with.

BORON — It wasn’t the way the Boron softball team had envisioned. It certainly wasn’t the way the Bobcats have been playing all season. When Boron looks back on this loss, it might look at the six errors or maybe the 11 runners left on base. Still, the Bobcats had their chances, unfortunately it wasn’t their day as Dos Palos upset the second-seeded team in the CIF-Central Section Division 6 playoffs, 7-4, Wednesday afternoon at Boron High School.

LANCASTER — Mister Burnside is one of the most soft-spoken people you’ll ever meet. He’s very quiet and reserved and mainly keeps to himself. He lets his game on the court do all the talking for him. And that’s why the former Antelope Valley College guard recently signed his letter of intent to take his basketball talents next season to NCAA Division 2 Vanguard University. “To be honest, it’s a private small school, and that’s what I wanted, Burnside said. “I’m a quiet guy in the first place.