Coronado Eagle & Journal

Coronado's sole local newspaper. Serving the City and its residents with honesty since 1912. Released on a weekly basis, it highlights all the stories that contribute to making Coronado a unique and wonderful community.

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A Convenient Lie

4 days ago | coronadonewsca.com | Jon Sinton

The administration says that antisemitism at Harvard is what’s fueling the order to remove international students. But antisemitism has little to do with that, or the executive order to defund research at Harvard, one of the preeminent research institutions in the world. Antisemitism is a ruse. It is a convenient lie.
Coronado High School Boys’ Lacrosse Team Celebrates All-CIF And All-League Honors

5 days ago | coronadonewsca.com | Clark Fahrenthold

The 2025 season was yet another big step in the right direction for the Coronado Islanders boys’ lacrosse program. After capturing the CIF Division I title in 2024, the Islanders put together a double-digit win season in 2025, helping them earn a spot in the 2025 CIF Open Division playoffs. While each member of the Islanders’ program contributed significantly to the team’s success this season, there were those who went above and beyond.
Coronado Islander Baseball Program To Host 5th Annual Golf Fundraiser Tournament

1 week ago | coronadonewsca.com | Clark Fahrenthold

Fundraising events are critical for high school sports programs. It’s often these events that allow teams to afford new uniforms, purchase up-to-date equipment, and make key additions or alterations to their home field venues. For the Coronado Islanders baseball program, their biggest annual fundraiser is just around the corner. On June 27th, the program is set to host its 5th annual CHS Baseball Alumni Golf Tournament.
Meet the New Coronado High School Water Polo Coach David Throop

1 week ago | coronadonewsca.com | Clark Fahrenthold

Few coaches in San Diego County are likely to have as extensive a coaching resume as newly hired Coronado High School boys’ and girls’ water polo Head Coach David Throop. For the past 30+ years, Throop has coached at almost every level, from high school to NCAA and international development. That included an extended previous run with CHS water polo from 1991 to 2015 and again from 2019 to 2021. After a brief four-year separation, the two have been reunited once again.
Six Coronado Islander Baseball Players Named All Eastern League ...

1 week ago | coronadonewsca.com | Clark Fahrenthold

The Coronado High School baseball program experienced one of its most successful seasons in 2025. The boys in green and white made a run to the CIF DII semifinals and claimed the 2025 Eastern League title. As one might suspect, the Islanders had a number of players selected to either the first- or second-team all-league due to their success. In total, six Islanders would be given all league honors. They are as follows.
Raid!

1 week ago | coronadonewsca.com | Jon Sinton

During his presidency, George H. W. Bush resigned his membership in the National Rifle Association. The organization, drunk on their own rising power under Ronald Reagan and flaunting the Second Amendment, made a call to arms to stand up against the “jack-booted thugs” in the military and law enforcement. My, how times have changed.
Four Coronado High School Softball Players Earn All League Honors

1 week ago | coronadonewsca.com | Clark Fahrenthold

For the second straight season, the Coronado Islanders softball program made a trip to the CIF playoffs and finished within the top two of their league standings. Thanks to their play this season, a total of four islanders were selected and given all-league honors. They are as follows:Senior Ali Pecus earned first-team all-league honors and was awarded the 2025 City League Field Player of the Year. In the circle, she was Coronado’s ace, posting a 2.11 ERA and striking out 109 batters over 106.1 IP.
Coronado High School Sports 2024-25, A Year In Review

2 weeks ago | coronadonewsca.com | Clark Fahrenthold

With graduation just days away for Coronado High School, the playing of Pomp and Circumstance as the class of 2025 seniors will not only close the book on the 2024-2025 Coronado High School academic year but also mark the official end of the year for CHS athletics. For a smaller public school inside San Diego County, Coronado’s athletes and athletic programs once again performed above their weight class.
David Throop Returns To CHS As The New Water Polo Head Coach

2 weeks ago | coronadonewsca.com | Clark Fahrenthold

Former Coronado High School Water Polo Coach David Throop will return for the 2025-26 school year as the new head coach of both the boys’ and girls’ varsity teams. Throop previously led CHS water polo programs and served in various coaching and administrative roles from 1991 to 2015 and again from 2019 to 2021. “We are happy to welcome back Coach Throop,” said Coronado High School Athletic Director Aaron Brooks. “He has the resume, and has the background, as both a coach and as a player.
Losing Ground

2 weeks ago | coronadonewsca.com | Jon Sinton

The MediaTucker Carlson’s Daily Caller website ran this headline: “60 Minutes’ Anchor Ruins Graduation With Deranged Anti-Trump Tirade”I believe this is the best illustration of the power of right-wing media in the absence of a modern liberal media. They rake 60 Minutes’ Scott Pelley over the coals and make it seem as though the students hated his commencement address (they didn’t), and that he’s the deranged one (he isn’t).