March 2019 – La Vista

‘The World Is Yours 2’ excites with back-to-back hits

March 29, 2019 Alde Nguyen 0

Rich The Kid proves why the world belongs to him with the release of his newest album, “The World Is Yours 2.” […]

Mira Costa girls softball beat Palos Verdes 3-2

March 28, 2019 Taylor Phillips 0

Mira Costa Varsity Softball pulled out a win against Palos Verdes with a score of 3-2 in a very close game at home on Mar. 20.
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Costa Choir travels to perform in San Jose

March 25, 2019 Kimi Danaei 0

Costa’s choir performed in the State Conference at the California Choral Directors Association conference at Saint Joseph Basilica cathedral in San Jose on March 13-16, to share their pieces and compete among other schools. […]

Spring Sports Preview Track

March 19, 2019 La Vista 0

Track and field’s season started out strong with their first meet on Feb. 16 in the season opener, where Costa competed against West Torrance and South Torrance at West Torrance. The Mustangs placed first in many events, including the boys and girls 1200 meters, boys shot put, boys pole vault and boys and girls long jump. […]

Spring Sports Preview Boys Baseball

March 19, 2019 La Vista 0

The Mira Costa baseball team’s upcoming season is in full swing after months of intensive preseason training. This season, the team has 15 seniors who have a lot of experience and knowledge which will help the juniors and sophomores on the team. […]

Spring Sports Preview Girls Beach Volleyball

March 19, 2019 La Vista 0

Costa girls beach volleyball started their season at the fifth Annual Division 1 Mira Costa High School Pairs Tournament. Junior Kate Reilly and sophomore Natalie Myszkowski took home the win on Feb. 10 in Manhattan Beach. […]

Spring Sports Preview Boys Volleyball

March 19, 2019 La Vista 0

Boys volleyball practiced hard throughout the preseason and had its first match on March 1 against Santa Barbara. The Mustangs won in four sets, 25-22, 24-26, 25-18 and 25-13. Costa passed well and was able to run their middles efficiently, this freed up their pin hitters to get good shots on balls, junior Dain Johnson said. […]