The Bee’s latest Sac-Joaquin Section Top 10 rankings lists the Pacers at number one. Here’s the review: The Pacers showed glimpses of how great they can be – again – by walloping a very solid Montgomery of Santa Rosa team 42-0 on Friday in Del Paso Heights. Yes, Grant was penalized 19 times – the…
The defending State Champion Grant Pacers opened their season last night with a 42-0 rout of Montgomery of Santa Rosa. Check out the Sac Bee’s article for more details, along with their photo gallery.
In the article feature the Grant Pacers, there’s been a lot of smack talk amongst posters about Del Campo being better than Grant. This is a little strange considering Del Campo is (literally) not in the same league as Grant, but talk is talk and some of it has been really funny. Still, it’s important…
The Grant Pacers are the feature story of today’s Bee Sports Page.
The Bee’s Prep Blog released it’s Sac-Joaquin Section Football Top 10 Rankings today, and the Grant Pacers are ranked number one. Here’s what writer Joe Davidson had to say about the Pacers: The Pacers return just three starters from the magical 14-0 state CIF championship bunch – best team in Sacramento history, anyone? – but…
The Grant Jr. Pacers, the official feeder program for the 2008 State Champion Grant Pacer football team, hold their first practice today and there’s still time to register. The program just formed the Golden State All American Football & Cheer Conference, offering the chance to learn the best football and cheer techniques. Participants also have…
Nike is interested in putting together a three-day football extravaganza that would feature the Grant Pacers and other teams from California, Texas, and Hawaii. The event would be scheduled for the first week in September, possibly at Sacramento State [Sacramento Bee].
The Grant High School Pacers football team will receive their championship rings tomorrow night. The rings will be presented at a ceremony starting at 7pm at the high school.
The Grant baseball field was given a huge makeover last weekend, but the bigger story is 14 year old Moses Guzman, a cancer survivor who plays for the Grant Pacers’ baseball team. Click here to see his story.
Two Grant High School players signed letters of intent to play in the NCAA: Kipeli Koniseti signed with the Arizona State Sun Devils, and Jeremiah Toma signed with the Fresno State Bulldogs. Congratulations to Koniseti and Toma on getting picked up by two prominent programs.