Prep talk: Sunday high school sports events to support families affected by fires

The California Interscholastic Federation lifted its ban on Sunday competitions to accommodate high school sports events that were postponed due to wildfires in Los Angeles. Notably, Palisades Charter High School's sports teams are scheduled to compete at St. Francis and Birmingham, providing support to athletes affected by the fires. Community engagement is evident, with significant backing from organizations like Wilson Sporting Goods and Nike, who have donated essential equipment and apparel. Meanwhile, students are looking to return to their campus soon, with hopes of graduating on the field later this year.

With the California Interscholastic Federation suspending its rule banning high school sports competitions on Sundays because of the wildfires in Los Angeles, support for affected students emerged.

Nick Melvoin noted that 65% of Palisades Charter High School survived the fires, with hopes for graduation on the field this year.

Timmy Anderson spearheaded Blair's return with a remarkable 38-point game helping them overcome a lengthy break caused by the Eaton fire.

Wilson Sporting Goods and Nike contributed equipment and clothing donations for athletes affected by the wildfires, showcasing community support.

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