Staff at the Lompoc Aquatic Center, located at 207 W. College Ave., welcomed back lap swimmers and began reintroducing some other programs on the first day of public access since the facility was closed on March 13 due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Before his second coaching stint with the St. Joseph girls, Torres had a successful run with the St. Joseph boys, guiding the Knights to two sectional divisional championships. He coached the Knights for 27 combined seasons in both boys and girls basketball and won a total of seven CIF Southern Section championships (five in girls and two in boys) and two CIF state titles in girls basketball.
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