January 2025

Warren High School
Boys’ Basketball: is currently 11-10. We are vying for one of the top three spots in the Mid-Cities League with a goal of advancing to and making a deep run in the playoffs.
Girls’ Basketball: is currently 10-5 and 4-1 in league. This is our best record in quite a few years under the leadership of new Head Coach, Daniel Gomez. They’re currently in contention for 1st place in the Mid-Cities League. They are excited to return to the playoffs in the 2025 season.
Boys’ Soccer: is currently in first in the Gateway League, with an 8-5-2 overall record and 3-0 league record. They’re looking to continue this upward trajectory and take this momentum into playoffs.
Girls’ Soccer: is in a tightly contested battle for the top spot in the Gateway League, with four of the five teams in the league all in position to win it all. They are 9-2-2 overall, with highlights coming from our two tournament championships this season—taking home the cup in both the Best in the West Tournament and the NOCCC Tournament.
Girls’ Water Polo: is 9-6 overall and 2-1 in league. This is another team that is looking to advance to the playoffs and make a deep run similar to the run that the boys’ team made to the CIF Division 5 Championship game.
Boys’ Wrestling: is currently holding on to 2nd place in the Gateway League, with a deciding match coming tonight versus cross-town rivals—Downey Vikings.
Girls’ Wrestling: is currently sitting in 1st place in the Gateway league, similarly squaring off against Downey tonight to determine the championship.
Traditional Competitive Cheer: competes in the CIF Championships this Saturday, January 25th. They have also qualified for Nationals for the 2nd consecutive year, so they will be returning to Florida to compete in the Nationals.

Downey High School
Boys’ Basketball: with a 15-8 overall record and a strong 4-1 league mark, the team is in the hunt for the Mid-Cities league championship. They will begin the second round of league play on 1/22 at Warren High School. They’re poised to make the playoffs and represent DHS in CIF.
Girls’ Basketball: recently secured their second victory of the season against Warren on 1/20. With a young squad that continues to improve each game, they’re eager to keep pushing through the rest of their league play.
Boys’ & Girls’ Wrestling: both teams face a huge league showdown at Warren on 1/21. The rivalry with Warren is always intense, and both teams know that a win will keep their hopes alive for a league title in the Gateway League.
Boys’ Soccer: under new Coach Andy Contreras, the team has faced a tough schedule but continues to develop. They’ll host Warren on 1/30 in the second round of league, looking to avenge an earlier loss. With playoff hopes still in play, they’re working to finish the league strong.
Girls’ Soccer: After a heartbreaking double-overtime loss to Paramount, the girls remain in first place in league. Their tough preseason schedule, featuring highly-ranked teams, has prepared them well for the remainder of league play as they aim for a league championship and momentum heading into the playoffs.