After some down years, the Los Altos High boys volleyball team seems to be trending upward.
The Los Altos High track and field team “had a great day” at the St. Francis Invitational, according to coach Steph MacKenzie – with one Eagle having his best day of the season Saturday.
LAHS Color Run set for April 1
Los Altos High softball coach Robert Herrera last week described his 2023 team as “fearless” – and with good reason.
Hits were hard to come by in Los Altos High’s non-league baseball game at Sacred Heart Prep – the teams combined for just six – but the Eagles didn’t need them to edge the Gators 2-1 Saturday.
St. Francis’ Motil honored by CCS
Destiny Escobar last month became the first girl in the history of Mountain View High wrestling to qualify for the state championships. She made it by beating the top-ranked wrestler in her class (235) at the Central Coast Section meet. At state, Escobar lost both of her matches.
While there was no bigger play in the Northern California Division I girls soccer final than Kaya Rosa’s game-deciding goal in the final minutes, Sophie Murdock’s defensive performance in the second half may have been just as instrumental in top-seeded St. Francis High’s 1-0 win over Carondelet.
The 10th-seeded Pinewood School girls basketball team kept pace with No. 2 Oakland Tech for a half, trailing by just three points after the second quarter of Thursday’s Northern California Division I quarterfinal game.
After two rainouts, the Los Altos High baseball team finally got to open its season last week – and did so in winning fashion. The host Eagles edged Evergreen Valley 1-0 March 1.
No one can say the Mountain View High boys soccer team took the easy route to its first Central Coast Section title.
With Saturday’s 3-0 win over Menlo-Atherton, the St. Francis High girls soccer team realized the goal that eluded the Lancers a year ago – their first CCS Open Division title.
Disappointed, yes, but the Los Altos High girls basketball team didn’t look despondent while accepting the runner-up trophy after Saturday’s 67-45 loss to Evergreen Valley in the Central Coast Section Division I final at Mission College.
Extreme circumstances led the Pinewood School girls basketball team to resort to extreme measures against Mitty in the Central Coast Section Open Division final.
Last week’s Central Coast Section playoff seeding meeting for girls basketball resulted in pleasant surprises for some local girls basketball teams and an unpleasant one for another.
Trio of local teams make the grade
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