A group of Malibu High Sharks boys water polo players were honored on a foreign pool deck last week. 

Malibu High School boys water polo hosted Villanova at the MHS pool on Thursday, Oct. 24. The Sharks have one more match left this season, against Samohi on Friday, Nov. 1.

A septet of Malibu High Sharks girls volleyball players will be honored before the squad’s home match against the Fairfax Lions on Friday. 

The Malibu Seawolves swim team hosted its first home meet of the season at the Malibu pool last Saturday, Oct. 6. The Seawolves-only meet featured talented Malibu swimmers in elementary and high school.

Malibu High School girls volleyball took on the Fillmore Flashes on Thursday, Sept. 26, at the Malibu High School gym (with Fillmore hosting). Fillmore won the matchup, 3-1.

Malibu High School students celebrated the annual homecoming football game with a parade of floats, performances by the school’s pep band and drum corps, an MHS dance team routine and the crowning of this year’s homecoming king and queen, Chase Kelly and Tiare O’Herlihy. The football team wa…

The Malibu High Sharks boys water polo team finished its yearly tournament on Sept. 14 with more than a pair of victories—the squad scored a feeling of togetherness. 

Malibu brothers Jordan and Grant Janov just won the Lowell North Perpetual Trophy in a major regatta in San Diego earlier this month. Jordan, 13, and Grant, 16, have been competitive sailors for just a few years, considering their young ages. After a year together sailing as a team, their la…

Malibu High Sharks girls volleyball players Lucia Granados and Maya Mellberg shot off toward the edge of the court to keep the ball in play at one point during their contest against a team from Chaminade High recently. One of the Sharks knocked the ball back to their teammates and, after a f…

A bit more oomph was added to the Malibu High Sharks boys water polo team’s preparation for the 2019 season, compared to seasons past. 

Malibu High School football players took to the gridiron last week with new coach Steve Hernandez to begin training for the upcoming fall season. This year will mark a change in the Malibu tradition, with boys playing “eight-man” football instead of the usual 11-man squad.

When members of the Malibu High Sharks girls volleyball team took the court for matches at last year’s Queen’s Court Tournament in Anaheim, the squad of mostly burgeoning volleyball players looked the part—inexperienced and unsure of themselves, especially in the midst of the numerous top Ca…

A quintet of Malibu High Sharks boys volleyball players received Citrus Coast League honors earlier this month. 

Youth participating in the Leo Carrillo Junior Lifeguard Program this summer will hit the ocean with surf rescue gear from Down Under. 

There was senior James Havandi, arm extended above the net, slightly tipping the ball down, under the outstretched arms of a defender. There was sophomore Daniel Rafeedie diving for a ball and onto the gym’s floor and then later slicing the ball between two defenders for a point two sets lat…

Tom Schaar joins fifteen other people for the first-ever skateboarding national team, as announced by USA Skateboarding. The group will be competing at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan. 

Strong winds weren’t powerful enough to keep the Malibu High School girls 4x100-meter team from running a blazing time at the Marie Smith Malibu Invitational on their home track on March 16.

Members of the Malibu High Sharks softball team have fielded ground balls on the gridiron and caught pop-up tennis balls on the hardwood. 

The City of Malibu 2019 Middle School Basketball League ended last Wednesday, Feb. 20, capping off the season with playoffs. After winning against their respective teams, the two remaining teams—coached by Doyle and Deshautelle—faced off for the title of league champions, per the city. 

The City of Malibu worked with Malibu Little League and the Malibu High Softball Team to host a softball clinic for local girls. The clinic is part of a series of programs held to support the city’s #PlayLikeAGirlMalibu initiative to encourage girls to participate in sports.

The Malibu High School girls soccer team ended its season with senior night in late January. While they lost the game against Hueneme, 0-2, team photographer Marty King shared that “the girls really enjoyed playing together when they could.”

The Malibu High girls water polo team started the 2018-19 campaign in winning form. The Sharks posted a 3-2 record in the Mistletoe Tournament in Ventura and were swimming toward piling up even more victories this season. 

The Malibu High School girls soccer team was defeated at home by the Santa Paula Cardinals, 2-0, on Wednesday, Jan. 23. The Sharks’ loss, which followed a win over Carpinteria the previous day, was followed by another loss against Fillmore on Friday, Jan. 25.

Malibu High Sharks football players Dovid Rabinowitz and Tee Barnes had two of the more exciting plays in the 46th annual Ventura County High School All-Star Football Game on Jan. 19 at Ventura College.

The Malibu High School Sharks girls basketball team fell to the visiting Port Hueneme Vikings at home on Thursday, Jan. 10. The final score of the conference matchup was 59-13 in favor of the Vikings, bringing Malibu’s overall record to 4-8.

Fresh off of a strong season, star Malibu High varsity football players Dovid Rabinowich and Tee Barnes were recognized as all-stars in their league. The two were tapped to play in the annual Ventura County All-Star Football Game.

The Malibu High boys basketball team started its season last week after the tipoff of the 2018-19 campaign was delayed due to the Woolsey Fire. 

Malibu’s American Youth Soccer League (AYSO) U16 boys team came out on top in its championship tournament, which took place earlier this month in Bakersfield. 

Two Malibu High head coaches resigned from their positions at the beginning of the month. 

The Malibu High School boys water polo team defeated Cate of Carpinteria, 15-4, in home water on Tuesday, Oct. 23.

Malibu High football player Eddie Godoy’s trek to offseason trainings with his teammates took up a lot of time and distance. 

The Malibu High Sharks boys’ water polo team turned in one of its best performances of the season en route to winning a water polo tournament at Oxnard High School on Oct. 13.

The Malibu High Sharks football squad continued its winning ways on its homecoming night. 

The Malibu High School Sharks football team beat conference rivals Santa Clara, 28-26, during a foggy home game on Friday, Sept. 28. 

Water polo coach Hayden Goldberg’s first big decision in his new coaching role happened before his team dived into the season. 

Members of the Malibu High School Sharks girls volleyball team, their parents and fans witnessed some experienced, high-flying volleyball action for the second time this season on Aug. 29.  

The Malibu High Sharks football team didn’t stop at just one, two or three touchdowns in its shellacking of the Beverly Hills Normans on Aug. 31. Four times in the end zone wasn’t a stopping point for the Sharks, either.

Malibu High School girls’ varsity volleyball hosted a tournament at home on Saturday, Sept. 8.

An interception returned for a touchdown, a 27-yard pass for a score, a blocked punt that led to another score and a whole more led to the Malibu High football team beating Beverly Hills, 62-7, on Aug. 31. 

Malibu High School varsity girls tennis took on Viewpoint last Thursday, Aug. 30, for the first home contest of the 2018 season. The girls play Marymount at home on Sept. 5 and Brentwood on Sept. 11.

The summer-long volleyball camp—hosted by Malibu High School Sharks new head coach Derek Saenz—is in full swing. Last week, the coach invited seasoned volleyball players, both pros and college stars, to scrimmage in the MHS gym. The scrimmage helped show younger players, ranging from fifth- …

Instead of leaping across the country to compete in college track & field, Talin Lewis is bounding to Los Angeles.

A mix of professional and college volleyball players will attack the net during a scrimmage in the Malibu High School gym on Thursday night. 

The only sound that emanated from the Malibu High School gym one early afternoon last week was the dribble of a basketball followed by a swoosh of nylon.

The Malibu High baseball team’s impressive run through the playoffs ended last Saturday with a 4-2 loss to Temple City in the CIF Southern Section Division 5 title game at Cal State Fullerton. Temple City scored three runs in the fifth inning to secure the victory. 

Two of Malibu Little League’s AAA hardball teams faced off on Wednesday, May 23, when the Pirates took on the Cardinals at home.