Saturday, March 29, 2008

Diamond Bar Brahmas(8) defeat Glendora Tartans(4)


Brahmas' bats make noiseDIAMOND BAR - Maybe it's the comforts of home and its homer-friendly field, but it was clear the Diamond Bar High School softball team was swinging with a swagger Friday. Maybe it's the comforts of home and its homer-friendly field, but it was clear the Diamond Bar High School softball team was swinging with a swagger Friday.
After getting blanked earlier in the week, Diamond Bar bounced back with an 8-4 victory over visiting Glendora. The Tartans opened the Sierra League with a 3-0 shutout over the Brahmas on Wednesday, but Brahmas junior Erica Miller was 3 for 3 with a solo homer and three RBIs and junior Asha Prithviraj hit a big two-run homer in the fourth inning.
Freshman shortstop Stephany Larosa had two hits and scored twice and Emily Kuper chipped in with a pair of hits and scored a run as the Brahmas improved to 6-5-1 and 1-1 in what should be a tightly contested race in the Sierra League.

Friday, February 29, 2008

Sean Koyano: Walnut High School Varsity Baseball Team




Congratulations to Sean as a Sophomore catcher for the Walnut High School Varsity Baseball Team.

Tiffnay Koyano: Diamond Bar High School Varsity Softball


Congratulations to Tiffany as the newest member of the Diamond Bar High School Varsity Softball Team.

Friday, January 4, 2008

Stephanie is on her way to being the family CPA

Congratulations!

Stephanie Koyano is starting the New Year by passing her fourth and last part of the CPA exam!

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Stephanie Koyano performs in the SLAM at the Magicopolis Theater




Stephanie Koyano will grace the stage in a benfit for "The Passion of Dance Project" at the Magicopolis Theater in Santa Monica, CA. Oct. 11th and 13th.
For more information about the show: www.cheshiremoon.org.

Thursday, August 16, 2007

Tiffany Koyano medals at the AJGA Junior Challenge

Tiffany Koyano of Rowland Heights, Calif., and Bethany Glassford of Henderson, Nev., each shot 3-over-par 75 to medal in the Girls Division.

The TEE UP Junior Challenge Srixon Qualifier, conducted by the American Junior Golf Association, featured 80 boys and 20 girls, ages 12-18, with 94 players from California. The event was staged on the par-72 Chino Creek Course at the El Prado Golf Course with boys tees set at 6,742 yards and girls tees at 5,946 yards.

In the Girls Division, there were two spots available for qualifiers in the championship tournament field, and Koyano and Glassford topped the competition by only one stroke to earn those spots. Koyano's two birdies and Glassford's five gave the two medalists what they needed to qualify for the TEE UP Junior Challenge.

"I've tried qualifying a number of times now, but still have never played in an AJGA championship event,” Koyano said. “I've never played against such tough competition, and I'm really looking forward to it.”

Congratulations Tiffany and good luck in the finals.