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Sibling rivalry or sibling togetherness?

When Seth Totten came to Golden Valley as a track and cross-country runner, he had no idea the legacy he would leave behind for both programs. “We really had no idea what we were working on. I had no idea what I was a part of, or what I was doing for the school’s athletic…
<a href="https://highschool.latimes.com/author/olundp/" target="_self">Paul Olund</a>

Paul Olund

January 27, 2015

When Seth Totten came to Golden Valley as a track and cross-country runner, he had no idea the legacy he would leave behind for both programs.

“We really had no idea what we were working on. I had no idea what I was a part of, or what I was doing for the school’s athletic reputation,” Totten…

Sibling rivalry or sibling togetherness?

A day in the life of Coleman Crow

A day in the life of Coleman Crow

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Baseball players choose to devote their time differently, some follow a strict routine and others are more relaxed. For Rocket City Trash Pandas pitcher, Coleman Crow, his schedule is based on a routine.  “I feel like if I knock everything off my checklist, I'm going...