Marauders earn Carmichael school's 102nd section title.
The Jesuit track and field team captured the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section championship on Friday, school officials announced. The victory is the Carmichael high school's 102nd section title in school history, including water polo earlier this school year. Check back later for team and individual results.
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Girls move on in playoffs, boys eliminated.
The CIF Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs brought mixed results for Del Campo's softball and baseball teams on Friday. The Cougars girls advanced with a 15-10 win over Rosemont while the boys were knocked out 11-3 by Granite Bay. The softball team was led by senior Makayla Props, who went 3-for-4 with a home run and two doubles, The Sacramento Bee reported. The Cougars next face Christian Brothers today at 3 p.m. at the Sacramento Softball Complex. In baseball, four Del Campo pitchers walked 13 Granite Bay batters in the loss at American River College.
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Raiders play Saturday to defend title against Antelope.
The Rio Americano girls soccer team will defend its section title on Saturday after they defeated Rodriguez of Fairfield 3-0 on Thursday. The Raiders' goals were scored by Alexa Heinzer, Mel Hoskins and Paige Borgogno. Rio faces Antelope at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Cosumnes Oaks High School for the championship.
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Playhouse beats out Mission Oaks Recreation and Parks District.
Carmichael Patch readers have spoken and said the Chautauqua Playhouse offers the best entertainment in Carmichael in our latest Readers Choice poll. Although the Mission Oaks Recreation and Parks District received one more vote, a reader posted a review for the playhouse. Comments and reviews count extra, as explained in our poll rules. "This theatre company has been producing top quality entertainment for all ages for 35 years," reader Eileen Beaver wrote. "(I) highly recommend it."
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Movie in the Park, Taste of Carmichael, and high school sports playoffs
Today -Come watch "Dolphin Tale" at about 8 p.m. (or sundown) at Jan Park for free (sponsored by Cypress Avenue Baptist Church). News 10 meteorologist Monica Woods will do a live broadcast at 5 and 6 p.m. -In the high school baseball playoffs, Del Campo plays Granite Bay at 7 p.m. at American River College. -In softball the Cougars play Rosemont at 5 p.m. at the Sacramento Softball Complex. Saturday -Civitas Pancake Breakfast 8 a.m.-noon Rio Americano High School, 4540 American River Dr. $7. Meet candidates running in the June primary election including Gary Blenner, candidate for Sacramento County supervisor; Jeff Kravitz, candidate for county supervisor; Peter Tateishi, candidate for state assembly; Ken Cooley, candidate for State …
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Seen it for less? Let us know.
Want to fill up your gas tank for the weekend? The cheapest gas in Carmichael today is $4.15 at four stations, as reported by motorists on gasbuddy.com. The stations are: -Arco stations at Fair Oaks Boulevard and Marconi Avenue and Manzanita Avenue at Cypress and Madison avenues. -Valero at Fair Oaks and Marshall Avenue. Have you seen it for less? Let us know with a comment below.
Defense comes up big for Eagles as they eliminate Panthers 9-2 Thursday at Dan McAuliffe Memorial Ballpark in first round of the D-III Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs.
Defensive fielding and key hits helped El Camino’s varsity baseball team advance to the second round of the Division III Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs as the Eagles knocked off the Benicia Panthers 9-2 Thursday at Dan McAuliffe Memorial Ballpark in Sacramento. Benicia scored first by recording two runs in the top of the first inning, but El Camino would answer back by scoring three more runs in the bottom of the first. The Eagles led for the rest of the game after the first inning. Despite giving up two runs in the first inning and not recording a single strikeout for the entire game, senior starting pitcher Mike Franz completed the game for El Camino. His teammates' fielding gave him a much-needed assist during the game as El Camino made …
What are Carmichael people and groups saying on Twitter?
Are you on Facebook or Twitter? Well, whether you're on those social networking sites or not, we'll bring you the top tweets and posts from Carmichael people and organizations each day. Here is the best of what we found on Twitter on Tuesday. @SanJuanUnified Students, families and community members can explore their professional aspirations at Del Campo's Career Fair on Fri! http://ow.ly/aW0LF @PeterTateishi Join me this weekend for a precinct walk in Citrus Heights - http://bit.ly/JHrzWQ @MiraLomaHS Workshops for Summer Jobs at Rio Americano #constantcontact http://conta.cc/Kc4d9L @1BodyMindHeart Join #InspiredMedicine and Carmichael Parks & Recreation this #June 10 for the 2nd Annual Day of Peace http://bit.ly/JPDOB7 @nickelhareland …
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Marauders fall to Vacaville.
The Jesuit baseball team was upset in the quarterfinals of the high school baseball playoffs on Wednesday, falling 3-2 to Vacaville. The Marauders, who entered the game as the two-time defending Sac-Joaquin Section Division I North champions, were held to six hits and four errors, The Sacramento Bee reported. Julian Barron and Andre Gregory had two hits each for Jesuit and Logan James struck out eight in his final Marauders appearance before heading to Stanford, The Bee reported. "Best experience of my life: 4 years of Jesuit Baseball with the best group of guys ever #grateful #blessed," Jesuit's Gabe Araj wrote on Twitter.
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