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Morse claimed the CIF San Diego Section Division 5 championship on Friday night with a 45–30 win over Hoover, powered by a standout performance from Superior Garror.

San Diego — In a moment years in the making, San Diego FC has officially secured a spot in the Major League Soccer playoffs, marking a landmark achievement in the club’s inaugural season and igniting celebrations across the region.

San Diego State cruised to a 32-point victory against Long Beach State Wednesday night to start the season 1-0.

After having high hopes to make another Final Four run, last year’s Aztecs squad had an early exit as they lost to 11th-ranked North Carolina in the opening round of the NCAA tournament in March. The Tarheels crushed SDSU 95-68.

The Toronto Blue Jays are one win away from capturing the World Series title after taking a 3–2 series lead with Wednesday night’s dismantling of the Dodgers. It was mastery on the mound as Blue Jays starting pitcher Trey Yesavage delivered a remarkable 12 strikeouts—the most ever by a rookie in the World Series—while allowing no walks in his seven innings against the Dodgers in Game 5.

 In a thrilling display this past weekend at Snapdragon Stadium, the expansion side San Diego FC edged past the Portland Timbers 2–1 to take Game 1 of their inaugural MLS Cup playoff series. The victory not only keeps the dream alive for the fledgling club but also underlines the city’s rapid embrace of top-tier soccer.

The Chargers flashed brilliance but fell short against the Colts in a 38–24 loss at SoFi Stadium. Despite Justin Herbert’s 420-yard performance and a breakout game from rookie tight end Oronde Gadsden II, Los Angeles struggled defensively and now faces mounting pressure to find consistency as the season heats up.