Sara Carter has a deep history with Orosi High School. Not only has she spent the last 3 years as the girls’ head soccer coach, she has many family members that attended and graduated from Orosi High. Needless to say, Carter is one of many that have deep roots that weed their way back to the school. Born to parents

Baseball: A lot has happened the past two weeks. A lot of drama, a lot of runs, and a complete transformation of the El Diamante Miners. In the beginning of 2018, run support had been a big issue for the Miners. All the pressure was being put on the starting pitching to keep the Miners in the game, but now

Baseball: It’s hard to remember sometimes that Riley Creech is still just a sophomore.  Creech is one piece of a very talented group of underclassmen littered throughout El Diamante’s program.  As a freshman last year, Creech was brought up to varsity toward the end of the season and was immediately inserted as the Miners’ number two starter.  The Miners’ young

Baseball: We’re now midway into March, and 2018 has been a nightmare for El Diamante Baseball.  Along with their dismal 2-7 record, the Miners have been bad in almost every single phase of the game.  They’re losing to teams that they should have destroyed, and barely sputtering out a run or two against better schools that they should be expected

Baseball: Baseball is a funny game.  It can break your heart.  It can turn you into a little kid.  And it can leave you in absolute disbelief.  The greatest thing about this game is that it doesn’t care how good you are.  The game doesn’t care if your team is full of Division-I recruits or full with kids who’s careers

Baseball: Finally.  It’s finally baseball season.  Tis the season of sunshine, Spring Training, and the sport known as “America’s pastime”.  The El Diamante Miners are bouncing off a rollercoaster 2017 season to say the least.  The Miners finished last year with an overall record of 15-12, going 7-5 in league play.  Very basic, and somewhat misleading.  Sprinkled throughout the spring

SOCCER: The series of events that unfolded last night was one of the most heartbreaking things I’ve ever seen.  Well, not just last night, even Wednesday has to be taken into account.  So, to rephrase, these past few days have absolutely stunk for everyone affiliated with the Green Sea.  Both boys and girls soccer were knocked out of the playoffs

SOCCER: If you look up the word “domination” in some silly book all of us know but never pay attention to, also called the dictionary, you’ll read the words “to have a commanding position or advantage over,” or to “overlook”.  Now in the sports world, that is a word that gets tossed around only when it’s meaningful.  To dominate is

SOCCER: Dakotah Ybarra is pretty good at soccer, I guess. Ybarra has scored 30 goals and tallied 13 assists. He has a season total of 73 points which, by far, is the most in the WYL, and ranks 7th in the state of California. He has tied the school record with 30 goals, and he’s only a junior. With one

SOCCER: We are midway through January and boy has it never looked so gloomy outside.  The weather has been nothing but fog and clouds, I don’t think Visalia has seen the sun in at least 3 days.  Although this extremely depressing weather has blanketed Visalia, there are a lot of things to be excited about.  With the official end of