De La Salle Survives - By Mitch Stephens
Top-ranked and six-time mythical national champion De La Salle squandered a 21-0 lead, but got a two-point conversion run by reserve holder Terron Williams-Ward with 5:43 remaining to pull out a 29-28 victory over host Serra.
 (full story at MaxPreps.com)

Rick Steen ends his retirement to coach at De La Salle
The De La Salle High School baseball program will join the East Bay Athletic League this spring, and nobody will know the landscape better than its new coach.  I had said that I'd only go back to high school coaching if it was at De La Salle. I never thought it would happen, though. (Full story)

Honoring memory of late DLS star, Frank Wolf
A year after Wolf died of aortic dissection, the same mysterious heart ailment that felled actor John Ritter, his family and friends are still struggling to cope with the loss of one so young and so vibrant. (full story)

Montana's son leaves De La Salle
On the cusp of his first varsity season with the De La Salle High School football team, Nick Montana, the son of Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana, is leaving the school and will be enrolling at Oaks Christian-Westlake Village. (full story)

CIF plans to expand bowl games
The California Interscholastic Federation's Federated Council voted Friday to continue its state championship bowl games and also approved a plan to expand the bowl series to five games starting this December. (full story)

De La Salle may lose rivalries
Its move to the EBAL will eliminate matchups against BVAL teams.  The EBAL has asked the Spartans to shed their quasi-independent status and become a full member of the league, thus leaving just three open dates for De La Salle to schedule high-profile opponents.  (full story)