Stephen Reneau: August 2010 Archives
When Carter High School was opened in 2004, the Lions were placed in the San Andreas League. After another year in the SAL, Carter was moved into the CBL, from where it qualified for the playoffs three times in four years. Now the Lions are back where they started, joining back up with their original league.
"We are looking forward to it," Carter coach Alex Pierce said. "In looking around this league, the first thing you notice are the athletes. There are just so many athletic football players in this league that it's going to be a fun challenge. It should be fun watching some of these games."
Carter comes into the league after a positive second season under Pierce, improving from 2-8 in 2008 to 5-6 in 2009. With another year in his system, Pierce believes that Carter will continue to motor in the right direction.
About T.J.
T.J. Berka has been covering sports for The Sun since 2006. As a graduate of the University of Michigan, T.J. know good sports when he sees them - at least he thinks he does.
Email T.J. here
Recent Comments
HIGH DESERT RAT on County Masters track qualifiers: How about a story ab
mike on County Masters track qualifiers: You missed Ryan Hunt
Alicia Orejel on Rodriguez wins Hubbs; announces annual awards for girls: Congrats to my nephe
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FAN on CIF-State to add regional football round: SO BASICALLY WHAT CI
Coach Dale on Three county softball players to represent USA this summer: Congrates ladies!!
John on Paul named interim coach at Los Osos: Copas was a terrible
Eric on Bray out as Colton football coach: To T.J. Berka, As a
Jean Wierenga on Releaguing rumors: check this out
TJ Berka on Boys All-Star rosters set: Sorry for the late r