Keep Leesburg Beautiful* - this community-wide clean-up and beautification campaign runs the entire month of April each year.Easter Egg Hunt* - held at Ida Lee Park on Saturday one week before Easter, the Easter Egg Hunt is for children up to 7 years old.Day Annual March & Celebration - held on the 3rd Monday in January, the march begins at the Loudoun County Courthouse and proceeds along Market Street to the Douglass Community Center. In addition to the Signature Events listed above, Leesburg plays host to a whole range of events throughout the year, including:
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These Town of Leesburg events are free to the public. Leesburg Airshow - held at the Leesburg Executive Airport on the last Saturday in September, the airshow provides plenty of thrills with daring aerobatic performances.TASTE Leesburg - held in early August, visitors are invited to experience the flavor of Leesburg and enjoy the area's best food, beer, wine, local music and local goods on the streets of downtown Leesburg.4th of July - our Independence Day celebration begins with the annual parade at 10am and continues with a concert and fireworks at Ida Lee Park in the evening.Flower & Garden Festival - held annually on the 3rd weekend in April, the Flower & Garden Festival transforms Leesburg's Historic Downtown into a wonderland of gardens.The Town of Leesburg's Parks & Recreation Department produces many events throughout the year, but these are our Signature Events: 5 in ’s national rankings.Leesburg knows what it takes to celebrate life! In every season, we offer special events, festivals and celebrations. Etiwanda also won the Baseline League title for the 22nd consecutive season. The Eagles finished with a 29-1 record, winning 29 straight before losing to Sierra Canyon in the state regional championship game. Etiwanda rallied from 14 points down in the second half to beat Sierra Canyon in the Southern Section Open Division final. The Eagles got off to a strong start with an early win over La Jolla Country Day, and they went on to win the title at the prestigious Nike Tournament of Champions in Arizona. Etiwanda had a large target on its back, as the Eagles held the state’s No. (Photo by Michael Lopez, Contributing Photographer)ĭelus guided the team on a historic campaign, as the Eagles won the CIF Southern Section Open Division title and advanced to the CIF State Open Division regional championship game. That’s bad news for Etiwanda’s opponents next year.Įtiwanda’s coach Stan Delus reacts to a call from the referee in their game against Centennial during the CIF State Open Division girls basketball regional semifinal game in Rancho Cucamonga, Saturday, March 5, 2022. “And continue to improve her outside jump shot, of course.” “I think this next year she’ll look to be more perimeter-oriented, off the dribble attacking,” Delus said. “One of them’s going to fall.”ĭelus sees Smith as making more progress next year. I take a lot of shots during the game and I still have confidence to shoot them, even when they’re not going in,” Smith said. Her outside shooting also has been improving in success and confidence.
“I definitely wanted to work on that during the summer.
“Last season, I felt like I wasn’t handling the ball like I could,” Smith said. Her game is evolving from being almost exclusively a post player as she entered high school to the small forward or shooting guard she will be when she enters college. “She’s 6-foot These are 6-3, 6-4 players and she’s able to play at an extremely high level.” “She’s always stepped up to the challenge against bigger players,” Delus said. In the CIF-SS championship game, Smith had just four points and three fouls in the first half, but scored 15 points after halftime and did not foul out. Twice in the playoffs, Smith faced 6-2 Juju Watkins of Sierra Canyon. “I heard people say, ‘are they California good or national good?’ I feel like we stayed humble.”ĭespite being smaller when compared to most elite post players in high school, that’s who she was matched up with most often. “Before we went to Nike TOC, we were a nationally-ranked team,” she said. When Etiwanda announced itself as a national level program by winning the Nike TOC in Arizona in December, Smith led the Eagles by averaging 13.3 points in the four games. There were many highlights along the way, including tying a school record by scoring 44 points against Chino Hills. The 6-foot Smith averaged 18.7 points, 9.3 rebounds, three steals, two assists and two blocks per game.
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