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kesq.com | Kenji Ito
Indio third baseman/ catcher Clover Cordova is this week's student athlete of the week. Clover Cordova is a name to remember here at Indio High School. She not only plays three sports, but she was selected as the Rajahs girls' athlete of the year. "I've been training Clover since she was about ten years old," head coach Jerri Schlickenmayer said.
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kesq.com | Kenji Ito
La Quinta pitchers Max Mora and Javier Vasquez are this week's student athletes of the week. Most baseball teams, if not all, have at least one ace, but it is really special for a team to have two go-to pitchers to start on the mound, and that is the case right here at La Quinta High School. "It's a nice luxury to have," head coach Brian Wisler said. "You know, these guys have been our dudes for the last couple of seasons, well, three seasons.
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kesq.com | Kenji Ito
INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) Indio High School held the first-ever Coachella Valley All-Star Classic, a senior-only boys and girls basketball all-star game. Game one featured the girls, which started at 3 PM. Palm Desert head coach Adam Emmer led Team Swish to a 42-34 victory over Team Buckets, which was led by Shadow Hills head coach Timothy Britton. Mia Aceituno from Desert Christian Academy won the MVP of the girls' game. The boys' game followed, which started at 4:30 PM.
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kesq.com | Kenji Ito
THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) The Coachella Valley Firebirds defeated the Abbotsford Canucks 5-4 in Game 2 of the Pacific Division Semifinals. In the opening period, the Firebirds were all gas, no brakes, scoring three goals by Gustav Olofsson, Ty Nelson, and Max Lajoie.
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1 week ago |
kesq.com | Kenji Ito
THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) After below average attendance in the first round of the playoffs, including a franchise low in Game One against Calgary, the fans are voicing their concerns. "There's not one word to describe it," La Quinta resident Julian Rangel said. $35 parking and beer that ranges from $14 to 16 dollars. High costs are one of the main reasons that drive Firebirds fans away from attending games.
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