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Dos Pueblos Flag Football Wins Two at Ventura Tourney
Hazel Burgess and Paige Ferro each returned punts for touchdowns, helping Dos Pueblos to a pair of wins at the Ventura Flag Football Tournament on Saturday. Burgess’ return came in an 18-6 win over Scripps Ranch of the San Diego Section. Ferro scored against Fillmore. She also rushed for two TDs in a 58-0 rout. Ruby Streatfeild tossed a pair of touchdown passes to Kinda Ahmad-Reda in the Scripps Ranch victory.
Dos Pueblos Water Polo Goes 4-0 at Arroyo Grande Tourney
Dos Pueblos boys water polo completed a 4-0 run through the Arroyo Grande Tournament. The Chargers edged Clovis West, 13-10, and rolled past College Park High, 18-7, on Saturday to improve to 5-2 on the season. Dos Pueblos held Clovis West to one goal in the third period to take a 10-7 lead. Grant Nelson scored four goals and Lucas Neushul added three to pace the DP attack. Wyatt Warkentin played an all-around game with two assists, four drawn ejections and a goal.
SBCC Football Shows Youth in 61-7 Season-Opening Loss to El Camino CC
It’s been nearly two years since the Santa Barbara City College football program won a game, and while the team failed to break that streak in its season opener, there were signs of life for the rest of the season. The Vaqueos lost their home opener to visiting El Camino Community College, 61-7, at La Playa Stadium Saturday night. It is SBCC’s 12th straight loss dating back to the 2024-25 regular season.
Chase Johnson Scores 3 TDs as Dos Pueblos Finishes Off Buena in Restarted Game
It took a couple of days, but the Dos Pueblos football team earned its first victory of the season, beating Buena 42-28, in a game that started at the Chargers’ Scott O’Leary Stadium on Friday night and finished at San Marcos’ Warkentin Stadium on Saturday evening. DP running back Chase Johnson had productive 2 1/2 quarters on Saturday, rushing for 104 yards on 12 carries, catching two passes for 34 yards and scoring three touchdowns.
Laurie Jervis: Music, Wine and Pizza Take a Spin at Solvang’s Analogue Room
The Analogue Room has opened in Solvang, spinning together vinyl music, wine and craft beer, and a pizza kitchen — all in one. Consider it a hidden treasure. Founded by winemaker John Wright, a former preservation architect who specialized in restoring old barns on the East Coast into homes, and later, founder of Buellton’s Standing Sun Wines, the Analogue Room reflects Wright’s lifetime spent creating places with character.
Why Older Pedestrians Fare Worse in Car Crashes
Noozhawk republishes news articles from KFF Health News on national and state health-related issues that affect Santa Barbara County readers. On an August morning two years ago, Meredith Melville was crossing Piedmont Avenue in Oakland, California, to meet a friend at a cafe. While in the crosswalk, she noticed a car some distance away. Perhaps she misjudged its speed, she said, because she’d walked only partway across the street when the car, a Toyota sedan, came bearing down on her.
Cynder Sinclair: Friendship Center to Host Dementia Care Conference
Dementia can be daunting for an individual living with dementia, as well as the family. Caregivers often feel at the end of their rope in terms of understanding the changes in their loved one, their own energy level and ability to cope. Friendship Center offers a valuable source of joy for those living with dementia and respite for the caregivers.
UCSB Student Media Out of Historic Storke Tower Offices Indefinitely
Members of UC Santa Barbara’s student media outlets will return to the university in September — but this time, not to their beloved home under Storke Tower. UCSB’s independent student-run newspaper the Daily Nexus, the radio station KCSB, and the Senior Book have begun moving to Embarcadero Hall in Isla Vista, with no return timeline. They are making way for maintenance on the iconic structure that has served as student journalists’ working hub for more than 50 years.
Westmont Men’s Soccer Falls to Saint Martin’s of Washington, 1-0
Playing at a neutral site on the campus of Simon Fraser, Westmont Men’s Soccer (1-1) suffered its first loss of the 2026 season, falling to Saint Martin’s of Washington (2-0) by a score of 1-0. “I think today we won a handful of moments,” assessed Westmont Men’s Soccer’s head coach Morgan Cathey. “Overall, the performance was pretty good. “It was a difficult game on a difficult surface. It was not an easy opponent, they defended really well. There weren’t that many clear chances for us.