The Bulldogs have a new coach and a new look with only two returning starters.
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The Bulldogs have eight returning letter winners and some promising young swimmers.
The Bulldogs lost a large senior class but are encouraged by their young swimmers.
The Bulldogs return 12 lettermen after advancing to the state final for the second time in three seasons last year.
Tyler Tuiasosopo, 27, was hired by Western last month and provides instant name recognition for a team that hasn’t won a game on the field since 2010.
Follow the link for postseason girls basketball honors, as selected by coaches. All-league and all-region teams will be posted as they are received.
Follow the link for postseason boys basketball honors, as selected by coaches. All-league and all-region teams will be posted as they are received.
The Bulldogs bring back seven letter winners and have a few additions this year that should help the team contend for postseason play.
The Bulldogs bring back a solid top three and are hoping to qualify for postseason action.
Traditionally one of the top teams in the state, the Bulldogs have the makings of another potential title-winning team.
The Bulldogs have plenty of talent returning as they hope to secure their seventh straight state title.
Centennial jumped on Bishop Manogue from the outset and capped its season in style with a record-setting 97-52 victory in the Class 4A girls basketball state title game at Cox Pavilion.
Reserve Jayden Eggleston finished with 23 points and six rebounds, and Centennial wore down Liberty for a 76-51 victory in the Class 4A girls state semifinals Thursday at Cox Pavilion.
Pam Wilmore’s energy helped spark a second-quarter blitz by the Bulldogs, and Centennial rolled to its seventh straight Sunset Region title with a 66-20 victory over Spring Valley on Saturday at Shadow Ridge.
Melanie Isbell made six of Centennial’s 10 3-pointers and finished with 20 points, and the Bulldogs outclassed Gorman 82-44 in the Class 4A Sunset Region semifinals at Shadow Ridge.