Burbank Boys Volleyball Sweeps Glendale in Pacific League
Burbank High's boys volleyball team swept Glendale 25-20, 25-15, 25-19 in Pacific League play, with standout performances from Jun Angel, Michael Becker, and Brandon Chong.
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Records Fall at 2026 All-City Middle School Track Meet
Zoe Tran and Chris Hernandez each set multiple records at Memorial Field's 80-year-old All-City middle school track and field meet.
Burbank Baseball Falls to Muir 13-3 in Pacific League
Burbank High's baseball team dropped to 1-8-1 overall after Muir built a 12-run lead, winning 13-3 at Bob Hope Field in Pacific League play.
Burroughs Boys Volleyball Beats Burbank in Pacific League Match
Burroughs High rallied from a first-set loss to defeat host Burbank 3-1, improving to 13-5 overall and 4-0 in Pacific League play.
Jayden De La Rosa Makes History at State Wrestling Tournament
Burbank High senior Jayden De La Rosa finished in the top 16 at the California state wrestling tournament, the deepest run in school history.
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Burroughs Baseball Shuts Out Muir 6-0 Behind Whittekiend
Devin Whittekiend threw a seven-inning shutout with 12 strikeouts and drove in four runs as John Burroughs beat Muir 6-0 in Pacific League play.
Cricket Fans Can Stream ICC T20 World Cup Finals Through Local Streaming Services
Cricket enthusiasts in Burbank and across the United States can watch the 2026 ICC T20 World Cup Finals between India and New Zealand through several streaming platforms, according to broadcast information released for the tournament.
Burroughs and Burbank High Schools Launch Track and Field Season with Strong Returning Athletes
The track and field season has begun for both Burroughs and Burbank high schools, with each team positioning themselves for competitive campaigns despite lacking major headliners, according to season previews.
Burbank Youth Soccer Explodes to Record 847 Players as World Cup Fever Sweeps Valley
The Burbank Youth Soccer League has shattered enrollment records with 847 registered players this fall, driven by World Cup enthusiasm and new partnerships with local recreation centers.