The girls varsity volleyball team opened its 2019 season with a 3-0 victory over Branham before going 3-2 at the Spikefest Tournament over the weekend. The Eagles picked up wins over Pioneer, Valley Christian and Clovis West to earn the Blue Division championship. This week, the girls travel to Serra High to face Mercy Burlingame on Wednesday and host Westmont on Friday.
Football
The football team opened its season with a 22-57 loss to Burton last Friday. Vijay Vyas, grade 11, rushed for a score and threw a touchdown to Marcus Anderson, grade 11, with Levi Sutton, grade 11, recovering a fumble for the final score. Devin Keller, grade 12, also had a huge night rushing. The Eagles look to bounce back against Washington High of San Francisco this Friday.
Girls Golf
The girls golf team officially kicks off its season on Wednesday at Sharon Heights Country Club, where the Eagles will take on Sacred Heart Prep.
Cross Country
The cross country team gets the season off and running by heading to Golden Gate Park for the Lowell Invitational this Saturday.
Girls Tennis
The girls tennis team gets its 2019 season going at the 63rd annual Santa Catalina Tennis Invitational this weekend. The first time you can cheer on your Eagles at home will be Oct. 1 vs. Crystal Springs Uplands.
Boys/Girls Water Polo
On Sept. 10, the water polo season gets going as the boys varsity team hosts Milpitas High at 4 p.m. with the girls team playing at 6:15 p.m.
The girls varsity volleyball team officially opens its 2019 season at the St. Francis Jamboree on Tuesday. The Eagles then host Branham on Thursday for their home opener, followed by the Spikefest Tournament at Independence High over the weekend.
Also, congrats to senior captain Emily Cheng for being named as a national finalist for the Triple-Impact Competitor Scholarship. Cheng was chosen as a student athlete who embodies the Triple-Impact Competitor model of making herself, her team and her sport better by her behavior in and out of the sport. Winners from each chapter will be announced throughout the school year. Check out the full list of finalists:
The football team opens its season at home as it takes on visiting Burton High at 7 p.m. on Davis Field.
Boys/Girls Water Polo
On Sept. 10, the water polo season gets going as the boys varsity team hosts Milpitas High at 4 p.m. with the girls team playing at 6:15 p.m.
Cross Country
The cross country team gets the season off and running by heading to Golden Gate Park for the Lowell Invitational on Sept. 7.
Girls Golf
The girls golf team officially kicks off its season on Sept. 3 at Sharon Heights Country Club as the Eagles take on Sacred Heart Prep.
Girls Tennis
The girls tennis team gets its 2019 season going at the 63rd annual Santa Catalina Tennis Invitational on Sept. 6. The first time you can cheer on your Eagles at home will be Oct. 1 vs Crystal Springs Uplands.
Last week, Jarrett Anderson ’19 and rising senior Jeffrey Kwan were part of the Mountain View Volleyball Club team that captured the 18 Open Division national championship in Dallas. Anderson also was named the division MVP. Check out the story:
There will be a new face on the Davis Field sidelines this fall, as Loren Powers was recently named Harker’s new head football coach as well as the new strength, conditioning and mobility coach.
A California native, Powers was part of a state champion St. Bonaventure High School team before playing at California Lutheran University. His football career has included a coaching position at Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco, scouting for the Cleveland Browns, recruiting for Stanford University and youth development with the San Francisco 49ers.
“I am excited to work with our young leaders,” stated Powers. “Harker is known for developing lifelong learners and well-rounded citizens, and that is something I am proud to be a part of.” Powers already began working with some of Harker’s student athletes at spring practices in May.
As the new coach, Powers stated his “short-term goals for the program are to increase participation, improve our athletic skills, offer new experiences and to change the narrative of football.” He understands the risk of injury is a possibility in football, but wants to promote what can be gained through the sport. “From experience, I know football can be played safely at a high level, but what I got out of football is priceless,” expressed Powers. “I learned the value of character, grit and integrity. I developed skills such as leadership, goal setting and goal attainment, time management, discipline and most importantly how to compete!”
In addition to helping build the Harker football program, Powers looks to build the overall health and wellness of the Harker community. “In order to work at your highest mental capacity, you need to be at your peak performance,” Powers explained. “Regular exercise is a part of many successful people’s routine because they see the value in improving overall strength, stress relief and improved self-esteem.”
“Loren is a high-energy guy that brings a lot of experience and passion,” said Dan Molin, upper school athletic director. “The kids will pick up on that as he will continue to provide a great football experience for our athletes.”
The Eagles open the 2019 season at Elsie Allen High School in Santa Rosa on Aug. 23, with the first home game on Sept. 6 versus Washington High San Francisco.
Please welcome Coach Powers to the Harker family. Go Eagles!
It was an impressive spring season for Harker athletics and it showed as many individuals were rewarded with all-league honors.
Softball
Cameron Zell and Taylor Lam, both grade 12, earned first team honors, with Anika Rajamani, grade 12, and Molly Mobley, grade 10, making the second team and Natasha Yen, grade 10, getting an honorable mention.
Baseball
Zach Hoffman, grade 12, Max Lee, grade 11, and Andrew Chavez, Levi Sutton and Nicholas Coulter, all grade 10, were each named to the first team, and Luke Wancewicz, grade 10, and Mark Hu, grade 9, made the second team.
Boys Tennis
The boys tennis team made it to the second round of CCS, led by first-teamers Ramanand Vegesna, Mihir Sharma and Richard Hu, all grade 11. Joshua Zhou, grade 11, and Shika Tseitlin, grade 9, made the second team, with Jack Hansen, grade 11, getting an honorable mention.
Boys Golf
Boys golf earned its sixth consecutive league championship (sharing it with Menlo this year) and finished sixth in CCS. Ashwin Rammohan, grade 12, Jaimin Bhagat, grade 11, and Aditya Tadimeti and Bryan Zhang, both grade 10, were all named to the first team, with Bradley Lu, grade 12, and Gabriel Yang and Bowen Yin, both grade 10, making the second team.
Lacrosse
The league champion lacrosse team featured Midfielder of the Year Elise Mayer, grade 12, along with first-teamers Heidi Zhang, grade 12, Nellie Tonev, grade 11, and Lisa Barooah and Anna Vazhaeparambil, both grade 10. Julia Amick, grade 12, and Piper White, grade 11, earned second team honors, with Zoe Sanders, grade 10, and Sarah Leafstrand, grade 9, receiving honorable mentions.
Track and Field
Alexa Lowe, grade 9, was the league champ in the triple jump and was named to the first team. Ayush Vyas, grade 12, and Gio Rofa, grade 11, each earned second team honors, with Anton Novikov, grade 10, Natasha Matta, grade 9, earning honorable mentions.
Boys Volleyball
Boys volleyball brought home the first team CCS championship in school history and took second place in NorCal for the second year in a row. Jarrett Anderson, grade 12, was named league Senior of the Year, and Billy Fan, grade 10, earned league Sophomore of the Year. Charlie Molin, grade 12, and Jeffrey Kwan, grade 11, were named to the first team, with Chris Gong, grade 12, earning second team recognition.
Swim
The boys swim team took third in CCS and fourth in state with Ethan Hu, grade 11, being named WBAL league MVP after setting numerous league, CCS and state records. Alex Yu, grade 12, and Jason Kwok, Matthew Chung and Rhys Edwards, all grade 10, were also recognized with first team honors for their top league and CCS finishes. Representing the girls swim team, Nikela Hulton, grade 9, was named to the second team.
Upper School Athletics Awards Ceremony
Harker’s annual upper school Athletics Awards Ceremony was held earlier this week, honoring our amazing student athletes. Awards were given in the following categories:
Super Eagle Award
Given to athletes who have participated in three sports during one school year:
Alycia Cary, Cameron Zell, Lilia Gonzales, Lily Wancewicz and Trevor Thompson, all grade 12; Gio Rofa, grade 11; and Andrew Chen, Ashley Barth, Brooklyn Cicero, Jack Hayashi and Marcus Anderson, all grade 9
Eagle Award
The Eagle Award is the only accolade voted on by the student athletes of that sport. It is given to the athlete who displays enthusiasm at all times, supports the team and individuals, hustles in every task, is a positive role model and displays a selfless, giving approach to the program:
Cameron Zell, grade 12, cheer; Ryan Adolf, grade 12, male cross country; Lilia Gonzales, grade 12, female cross country; Mitchell Granados, grade 12, football; Katelyn Vo, grade 11, girls golf; Gina Partridge, grade 11, girls tennis, Katrina Liou, grade 12, girls volleyball: Bobby Bloomquist, grade 12, boys water polo; Claudia Opris, grade 12, girls water polo; Gio Rofa, grade 11, boys basketball; Maria Vazhaeparambil, grade 10, girls basketball; Jared Anderson, grade 12, boys soccer; Ria Gupta, grade 12, girls soccer; Sophia Gottfried, grade 10, wrestling; Zach Hoffman, grade 12, baseball; Ashwin Rammohan, grade 12, boys golf; Zoe Sanders, grade 10, lacrosse; Taylor Lam, grade 12, softball; Cassandra Ruedy, grade 11, swimming; Jack Hansen, grade 11, boys tennis; Mitchell Granados, grade 12, male track and field; Alycia Cary, grade 12 female track and field; and Liam Bakar, grade 11, boys volleyball
Iron Eagle Award
The athlete receiving this award demonstrates the highest level of commitment to his/her school, teammates and their sport throughout the entire season, which includes off-season, pre-season and in-season:
Anika Tiwari, grade 11, and Rohan Varma, grade 10
Drew Goldstein Award
Given to athletes who participated in three sports in each of his/her four years at Harker:
Lilia Gonzales and Lily Wancewicz, both grade 12
Athletic Commitment Award
This award is given to seniors who played four years of at least one sport, showing commitment, positive leadership, good sportsmanship and a strong work ethic:
Trevor Thompson, Gene Wang, Richard Wang, Lilia Gonzales, Ria Gupta, Rithi Jayam, Alexandra Lu, Sahana Narayan, Krish Kapadia, Edwin Su, Prameela Kottapalli, Lily Wancewicz, Alex Rule, Henry Wong, Ryan Adolf, Alycia Cary, Mitchell Granados, Carl Gross, Surya Gudapati, Andy Koonmen, Noah Lincke, Kai Franz, Kobe Howard, Anthony Meissner, Marcus Tymous, Michael Wang, Aneesha Kumar, Mahi Gurram, Josh Broweleit, Andrew Chang, Leon Lu, Donna Boucher, Allison Cartee, Srija Gadiraju, Karen Krause, Katrina Liou, Linda Luo, Devanshi Mehta, Claire Newman, Kelly Shen, Taylor Vaughan, Stephanie Xiao and Claudia Opris
League Achievement Award
Given to seniors who played four years of at least one sport, achieving first team all-league honors and showing commitment, positive leadership, good sportsmanship and a strong work ethic:
Anika Rajamani, Chris Gong, Charlie Molin, Abigail Wisdom, Julia Amick, Akhila Ramgiri, Heidi Zhang, Samantha Yanovsky, Bobby Bloomquist, Jacob Kim, Cameron Zell, Zach Hoffman, Ashwin Rammohan and Taylor Lam
Director’s Award
This award is given to seniors who played four years of at least one sport, showing commitment, positive leadership, good sportsmanship and a strong work ethic and was either recognized at a state or section level or achieved league MVP honors:
Matthew Hajjar, Jared Anderson, Jarrett Anderson, Ayush Vyas, Elise Mayer, Alex Yu
Coming off its CCS D3 championship, the boys volleyball team soared through the first two rounds of the NorCal playoffs, defeating both Northgate and Bellarmine 3-0. That set up a finals matchup with league rival and No. 3 team in the nation Monta Vista. It was a grueling five-game match that ultimately went to the Matadors. The Eagles ended the season with a 34-6 record and a No. 4 ranking in the country.
Track and Field
Alexa Lowe, grade 9, was the lone Harker representative at the CCS Track and Field Championships last week. Lowe finished eighth in the triple jump with a leap of 34 feet 7 3/4 inches. Great job Alexa!
Boys Golf
The boys golf team finished in sixth place at the CCS finals last week. Bradley Lu, grade 12, led the way for the Eagles, shooting a 72 to end in a tie for seventh. Great job boys!
Boys Tennis
The doubles team of Mihir Sharma and Ramanand Vegesna, both grade 11, lost in their opening round CCS matchup with Carmel last Tuesday. Congrats on a great season!
VA (Grades 6-8) Gold Tennis: The varsity A gold tennis team, coached by John Fruttero and Mike Nguyen, finished in first place in the WBAL at 6-1 and second place in the MTP at 2-1. The team finished the MTP tournament in second place and had an overall season record of 9-3. Team awards went to Anthony Tong and Ryan Chang, both grade 8 (MVPs), Medini Halepete, grade 7, and Jeffrey Zhang, grade 6 (Eagle), and Jacob Huang, grade 8, and Audrey Feng, grade 6 (Coaches).
VA (Grades 6-8) Silver Tennis: The varsity A silver tennis team, coached by John Fruttero and Mike Nguyen, finished in seventh place in the WBAL with a record of 1-6. Team awards went to Yasmin Sudarsanam, grade 6, and Joe Li, grade 7 (MVPs), Brian Harder, grade 8, and Katilyn Su, grade 6 (Eagle), and Ramit Goyal, grade 7, and Misha Tkachenko, grade 6 (Coaches).
VA (Grades 7-8) Girls Volleyball: The varsity A team, coached by Theresa Smith and Stephanie Coleman, and assisted by high school volleyball players Katrina Liou, Srija Gadiraju, Lauren Beede, Emily Cheng and Anya Gert, finished in a two-way tie for second place in the WBAL with a record of 6-2 and went 6-3 overall. Team awards went to Vivian Bi, grade 8 (MVP), Rachel Ning and Allison Zhu, both grade 8 (Eagle), and Jessica Tang, grade 8 (Coaches).
VB (Grades 7-8) Girls Volleyball: The varsity B team, coached by Kurt Schwartz, finished in second place in the WBAL with a record of 6-2. Team awards went to Sonya He, grade 8, and Anjali Yella, grade 7 (MVPs), Kate Grannis, grade 7 (Eagle) and Ashley Ma, grade 8 (Coaches).
JVA (Grade 6) Girls Volleyball: The junior varsity A team, coached by Belle Carley, finished in second place in the WBAL with a record of 5-1. Team awards went to Stephanie Bossolina (MVP), Alison Yang (Eagle) and Angelina Burrows (Coaches).
JVB1 (Grade 5) Girls Volleyball: The junior varsity B1 team, coached by Ellie Pereira, finished in first place in the WBAL with a record of 6-0. Team awards went to Tanvi Sivakumar (MVP), Aline Grinspan (Eagle) and Delara Gholami (Coaches).
JVB2 (Grade 5) Girls Volleyball: The junior varsity B2 team, coached by Allie Pereira, finished in fourth place in the WBAL with a record of 2-4. Team awards went to Sophia Schafer-Wharton (MVP), Ava Bhowmik (Eagle) and Anika Rajaram (Coaches).
Intramural (Grade 4) Girls Volleyball: Team awards went to Riya Samuel (MVP), Divya Bhupathi(Eagle) and Finley Ho (Coaches). The team was coached by Emily Pereira and Kaitlyn Seawright.
VA (Grades 7-8) Baseball: The varsity A team, coached Jon Cvitanich, Richard Amarillas, Adam Albers and Marcus Anderson, finished in sixth placein the WBAL with a record of 2-5. Team awards went to Freddy Hoch, grade 8 (MVP), Nicholas Delfino, grade 8 (Eagle) and Daniel Lin, grade 7 (Coaches).
JVA (Grades 4-6) Baseball: The junior varsity A team, coached by Jon Cvitanich, Tim Hopkins, Brandon Carroll and Marcus Anderson, finished in fourth place in the WBAL with a record of 0-6. Team awards went to Zackary Delfino, grade 4 (MVP), Kylie Anderson, grade 6 (Eagle) and Nathan Wilcox, grade 6 (Coaches).
Intramural (Grades 4-5) Baseball: Team awards went to Spencer Mo and Ameera Ramzan, both grade 4, (Eagle) and Anirudh Subramanian, grade 4 (Coaches). The team was coached by Walid Fahmy and Tobias Wade.
VA (Grades 7-8) Boys Volleyball: The varsity A team, coached by Pete Anderson, finished in first place in the ADAL with a record of 8-0. The team went 10-0 overall. Team awards went to Tyler Beede, grade 8, and Adrian Liu, grade 7 (MVPs), Spencer Mak, grade 7 (Eagle) and Michael Sullivan, grade 8 (Coaches).
JVA (Grades 6-7) Boys Volleyball: The junior varsity A team, coached by Spring Wang and Sara Pawloski, finished in a tie for third place in the ADAL with a record of 5-3. Team awards went to Liam Jeffers, grade 6(MVP), Rayan Arya, grade 6 (Eagle) and Varun Bhupathi, grade 6 (Coaches).
VA (Grades 6-8) Boys Water Polo: The middle school boy’s water polo team, coached by Ted Ujifusa and Allie Lamb, finished with a 2-4 in the WBAL. Team awards went to Indigo Lee, grade 8,and Lachlan Rossi, grade 7 (MVPs), Robert Fields, grade 6 (Eagle) and Drake Piscione, grade 8 (Coaches).
VA (Grades 6-8) Girls Water Polo: The middle school girl’s water polo team, coached by Ted Ujifusa and Allie Lamb, finished 3-2 in the WBAL. Team awards went to Jasleen Hansra, grade 8, and Sydney Adler, grade 8 (MVPs), Chiling Han, grade 6 (Eagle) and Ria Kohli, grade 6 (Coaches).
MS (Grades 6-8) Golf: The middle school golf team, coached by Ie-Chen Cheng, took second place in the WBAL spring tournament held at the Moffet Field Golf Course. The team shot a 156 on the front nine. The top eight golfers were Freddy Hoch, grade 8 (36), Athreya Daniel, grade 8 (38), Allison Yang, grade 6 (39), Nika Gholami, grade 8, and Jack Yang, grade 7 (43), Yu Bai, grade 7 (44) and Emi Fujimura, grade 7 (47) and David Jang, grade 7 (51).
LS (Grades 4-5) Boys and Girls Track: The lower school track team, coached by Brighid Wood, Karriem Stinson, Colleen Campbell, Brittney Moseley, Hannah Grannis and Dini Wong, took second overall at the WBAL track meet.
First place finishers were:
David Kelly, grade 4 (100m)
Brandon Labio, grade 4 (400m)
MS (Grades 6-8) Boys and Girls Track: The middle school track team, coached by Brighid Wood, Karriem Stinson, Colleen Campbell, Brittney Moseley, Hannah Grannis and Dini Wong, took second overall at the WBAL track meet.
First place finishers were:
Chiling Han, grade 6 (200m, 400m, 800m)
Anjali Yella, grade 7 (50m, 100m, 200m, long jump)
Andrew Fu, grade 8 (long jump)
Rigo Gonzales, grade 8 (200m, 400m, 800m)
Rigo Gonzales, Andrew Fu, Zain Vakath and Armaan Thakker, all grade 8 (4 x 100 relay)
It was another huge day for our Harker swimmers, this time at the state championships on Saturday. Ethan Hu, grade 11, and Matthew Chung, Rhys Edwards and Jason Kwok, all grade 10, laid down the best performance in Harker swimming history with a fourth place overall finish at the CIF State Championship.
Hu won the 200 individual medley, dropping almost three seconds and breaking the state record. Hu would go on to win the 100 fly in record time of 45.72, just missing the national high school record by 0.20. Chung was seventh in the 200 individual medley and ninth in the 500 free and dropped 2.69 from his prelim time. Kwok was third in the 100 breaststroke, dropping 1:46 from his prelim swim. Edwards was in both the 200 medley relay and 200 free relay as the anchor. The relays swam 20.92 and 20.95, respectively, placing third and fourth.
Congrats on a great season! And check out this article putting Hu’s record-setting performance into perspective:
The boys volleyball team blew through the CCS D3 brackets, defeating Sacred Heart Prep, Pacific Collegiate and Carmel, all 3-0, to become the first CCS team champions in Harker history. The Eagles head into the NorCal D1 playoffs as the No. 2 seed and host Northgate of Walnut Creek on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Track and Field
Congrats to Ayush Vyas, grade 12, who finished at No. 31 in CCS in the shot put and Gio Rofa, grade 11, who finished at No. 29 in CCS in the triple jump. But the story of the day was Alexa Lowe, grade 9, who qualified for the triple jump finals on Friday at Gilroy High with her top 10 performance. Congrats to Ayush and Gio, and good luck to Alexa.
Baseball
The baseball team ended the regular season on a high note with a 17-1 win over Westmoor and a 14-9 win over Thomas More to finish the year with a 15-8 record. In the win over Westmoor, Zach Hoffman, grade 12, Max Lee, grade 11, and Luke Wancewicz, grade 10, each drove in two runs, while four pitchers combined for a one-hitter. The Eagles just missed out on the CCS playoffs, but congrats on a great season.
Softball
The softball team started its week with an 11-5 loss to Mercy Burlingame, but ended the week and season on a high note with a dramatic 23-22 win over Notre Dame San Jose. After falling 2-19 in the fifth inning, the Eagles exploded for nine runs in the bottom of the fifth, eight runs in the sixth and four runs in the bottom of the seventh to win. Huge games from Cameron Zell, grade 12, and Molly Mobley, grade 10, who each had four hits and four RBIs, and Natasha Yen, grade 10, who added four RBIs on two hits.
Lacrosse
The lacrosse team headed into the WBAL tournament as league champs, but after defeating Aragon 7-6, fell to Woodside 6-9 to end the season. The Eagles were 14-4 on the year.
Boys Tennis
The doubles team of Ramanand Vegesna and Mihir Sharma, both grade 11, will begin their CCS tennis journey as they face the duo from Carmel on Tuesday.
Boys Golf
Boys golf heads to Laguna Seca on Tuesday for CCS finals.
A huge congrats to the five Eagle swimmers (Matthew Chung, Jason Kwok and Rhys Edwards, all grade 10, Ethan Hu, grade 11, and Alex Yu, grade 12) who represented Harker at the CCS Championships on Saturday. The boys took home a third place CCS finish as a team thanks to these amazing finishes:
– The 200 medley relay team (Chung, Kwok, Hu, Edwards) finished first, setting a new CCS record.
– Hu took first in the 200 IM and the 100 fly, setting CCS records in both events.
– Kwok took second in the 100 breast and 34th in the 50 free.
– The 200 free relay team (Chung, Kwok, Hu, Edwards) took second.
– Chung finished third in the 200 IM and 500 free.
– Edwards was ninth in the 100 free and 10th in the 50 free.
– Yu took 13th in the 500 free.
The boys will compete at the State Championships beginning this Friday at Clovis West High School.
Boys Volleyball
The boys volleyball team finished the regular season with a 29-5 record and ranked No. 12 in the nation and No. 2 in CCS after falling to Monta Vista (No. 7 in the nation, No. 1 in CCS) 0-3 and defeating Los Altos 3-0. The Eagles were rewarded with a No. 1 seed in the CCS D3 bracket, and open at Sacred Heart Prep on Tuesday night.
Boys Tennis
The boys tennis team won its opening CCS match with Aptos 7-0, but was knocked out of the playoffs with a 0-7 loss to No. 1 seeded Menlo. However, the doubles team of Ramanand Vegesna and Mihir Sharma, both grade 11, qualified for CCS and opens play against Carmel on May 14.
Lacrosse Last week, the lacrosse team defeated Notre Dame Belmont 18-3 and Priory 17-7 to win its second consecutive WBAL-Skyline Championship. The ladies finished the regular season 14-3 and ranked eighth in CCS. The Eagles host Aragon in the quarterfinals of the WBAL Championships this Tuesday at 5 p.m. on Davis Field.
Track and Field
At the WBAL Track & Field Championships last Friday, Alexa Lowe, grade 9, won the league championship in the triple jump, upsetting four others seeded ahead of her. Gio Rofa, grade 11, placed second in the triple jump and Ayush Vyas, grade 12, placed second in the shot put with a three-foot personal best. All three will be competing in next Saturday’s CCS trials.
Boys Golf
The boys golf team took third place in the WBAL Championships last week. The Eagles play in the CCS regionals on Tuesday at Laguna Seca Golf Ranch.
Baseball
The baseball team went 1-1 last week to bring its season record to 13-8. In a 15-4 win over Crystal Springs Uplands, Zach Hoffman, grade 12, and Levi Sutton, grade 10, each drove in two runs. Later in the week, the Eagles fell to South San Francisco 3-7. This week, the team hosts Thomas More for Senior Night on Monday and finishes off the regular season on Tuesday at Westmoor.
Softball
The softball team went 2-1 last week to improve to 6-12 on the season. The girls started the week with a tough 1-23 loss to Fremont, with Emma Crook, grade 9, driving in the lone run. The Eagles bounced back with a 17-0 win over Mercy SF, with Cameron Zell, grade 12, driving in four runs and Brooklyn Cicero, grade 9, adding three more RBIs. Taylor Lam, grade 12, threw 3 innings of one hit, six strikeout ball before the mercy rule was applied. The Eagles ended the week with a forfeit win over Crystal Springs Uplands. This week, the Eagles finish their season traveling to Mercy Burlingame on Tuesday before Senior Night on Thursday against ND San Jose.
VA (Grades 7-8) Boys Basketball: The Varsity A team, coached by Richard Amarillas, finished in second placein the WBAL with a record of 8-2 and went 8-3 overall. Team awards went to Brandon Wang, grade 8, and Matthew Chen, grade 8 (co-MVPs), Om Tandon, grade 7 (Eagle) and Michael Sullivan, grade 8 (Coaches).
VB (Grades 7-8) Boys Basketball: The Varsity B team, coached by Tim Hopkins, finished in third place in the WBAL with a 4-2 record and went 4-3 overall. Team awards went to Kyle Leung, grade 7 (MVP), Zachary Blue, grade 7 (Eagle) and Max Pflaging, grade 8 (Coaches).
VB2 (Grades 7-8) Boys Basketball: The Varsity B2 team, coached by Jon Cvitanich, finished in fifth place in the WBAL with a 2-4 record. Team awards went to Jordan Labio, grade 7 (MVP), Kai Stinson, grade 7 (Eagle) and Vishal Rohra, grade 8 (Coaches).
JVA (Grade 6) Boys Basketball: The Junior Varsity A team, coached by Mike Delfino, finished in fourth place in the WBAL with a 4-2 record and an overall record of 4-4. Team awards went to Vyom Vidyarthi (MVP), Gary Jin (Eagle), and Advay Monga and Bowen Xia (Coaches).
JVB6 (Grade 6) Boys Basketball: The Junior Varsity B6 team, coached by Raul Rios, finished in undefeated first place in the WBAL with a 5-0 record! Team awards went to Rohit Yalla (MVP), Rushil Jaiswal (Eagle) and Haden Andrews (Coaches).
MS Intramural Boys Basketball: Team awards went to Ramit Goyal, grade 7 (MVP), Sriram Bhimaraju, grade 7 (Eagle) and Reza Jalil, grade 7 (Coaches). The team was coached by Adam Albers, Dini Wong and Vanessa Rios.
JVB1 (Grade 5) Boys Basketball: The Junior Varsity B1 team, coached by Karriem Stinson and Walid Fahmy, finished undefeated in first placein the WBAL with a 5-0 record and took first place in the WBAL tournament finishing with a 8-0 record overall! Team awards went to Brennan Williams (MVP), Rishan Thoppay (Eagle) and Topaz Lee (Coaches).
JVB2 (Grade 5) Boys Basketball: The Junior Varsity B2 team, coached by Spring Wang, finished in fourth place in the WBAL with a 1-3 record. Team awards went to Jaskaran Ahluwalia (MVP), Krish Arora (Eagle) and Siddharth Sundar (Coaches).
JVC (Grade 4) Boys Basketball: The Junior Varsity C team, coached by Karriem Stinson and Walid Fahmy, finished in second place in the WBAL with a 5-1 record. Team awards went to Kai Nishimura (MVP), Brandon Labio (Eagle) and Mason Brooks (Coaches).
LS Intramural Boys Basketball: Team awards went to Jonathan Li, grade 4, and Dillon Ho, grade 4 (Eagle) and Max Maki, grade 4 (Coaches). The team was coached by Tobias Wade.
VA (Grades 7-8) Girls Soccer: The Varsity A team, coached by Brighid Wood and Hannah Grannis , finished in eighth place in the WBAL with a record of 0-5. Team awards went to Amrita Pasupathy, grade 8 (MVP), Kate Grannis, grade 7 (Eagle), and Haley Hernandez, grade 8, and Maya Hernandez, grade 8 (Coaches).
JVA (Grade 6) Girls Soccer: The Junior Varsity A team, coached by Lex Serafino and Sara Pawloski, finished in fifth place in the WBAL with a record of 1-4-1. Team awards went to Samhita Parupudi (MVP), Isabella Lo (Eagle) and Genieve Malinen (Coaches).
JVB (Grade 5) Girls Soccer: The Junior Varsity B team, coached by Colleen Campbell and Brittney Moseley, finished in second place in the WBAL with a record of 2-2 and an overall record of 3-4. Team awards went to MacEnzie Blue, grade 5, (MVP), Kristin Anthony, grade 4 (Eagle) and Lauren Rossi, grade 4 (Coaches).
LS Intramural Girls Soccer: Team awards went to Amelie Tomberg, grade 4 (MVP), Ameera Ramzan, grade 4 (Eagle) and Ava Zarkesh, grade 4 (Coaches). The team was coached by Colleen Campbell and Brittney Moseley.
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VA (Grades 7-8) Girls Basketball: The Varsity A team, coached by Richard Amarillas, finished in second placein the WBAL with a 6-2 record and took second place in the WBAL tournament finishing 7-3 overall. Team awards went to Maya Hernandez, grade 8, and Haley Hernandez, grade 8 (co-MVPs), Anjali Yella, grade 7 (Eagle) and Avery Olson, grade 8 (Coaches).
VB Girls Basketball: The Varsity B team, coached by Tim Hopkins, finished undefeated in first place in the WBAL with a 8-0 record and took second place in the WBAL tournament finishing 9-1 overall. Team awards went to Isha Kotalwar, grade 7 (MVP), Kate Grannis, grade 7 (Eagle) and Medha Yarlagadda, grade 7 (Coaches).
JVA (Grade 6) Girls Basketball: The Junior Varsity A team, coached by Jon Cvitanich, finished undefeated in first place in the WBAL with a 6-0 record and took first place in the WBAL tournament finishing 8-0 overall. Team awards went to Isabella Lo (MVP), Claire Anderson (Eagle) and Angelina Burrows and Gemma Chan (Coaches).
MS Intramural Girls Basketball: Team awards went to Samhita Parupudi, grade 6 (MVP), Shaila Tandon, grade 6 (Eagle) and Menaka Aron, grade 6 (Coaches). The team was coached by Raul Rios and Adam Albers.
JVB (Grade 5) Girls Basketball: The Junior Varsity B1 team, coached by Karriem Stinson, finished undefeated in first place in the WBAL with a 6-0 record and took first place in the WBAL tournament finishing 8-0 overall. Team awards went to Minal Jalil (MVP), MacEnzie Blue (Eagle) and Tanvi Sivakumar (Coaches).
JVC (Grade 4) Girls Basketball: The Junior Varsity C team, coached by Spring Wang and Belle Carley, finished third place in the WBAL with a 4-2 record. Team awards went to Selena Chen (MVP), Finley Ho (Eagle) and Lily Peng (Coaches).
LS Intramural Girls Basketball: Team awards went to Anika Rajaram, grade 5, and Jessica Hu, grade 5 (Eagle) and Ameera Ramzan, grade 4 (Coaches). The team was coached by Tobias Wade.
VA (Grade 8) Boys Soccer: The Varsity A team, coached by Brighid Wood and Hannah Grannis, finished in fifth place in the WBAL with a record of 0-8. Team awards went to Rigo Gonzales (MVP), Michael Pflaging (Eagle) and Edward Sun (Coaches).
VB (Grade 7) Boys Soccer: The Varsity B team, coached by Brighid Wood and Sam Salfen, finished in fifth place in the WBAL with a league record of 3-3-1. Team awards went to Alexander Guo (MVP), Ryan Barth (Eagle) and Chase White (Coaches).
JVA (Grade 6) Boys Soccer: The Junior Varsity A team, coached by Lex Serafino and Dini Wong, finished in fifth place in the WBAL with a record of 1-5. Team awards went to Bowen Xia (MVP), Daniel Chen (Eagle), and Vyom Vidyarthi and Advay Monga (Coaches).
JVB (Grade 5) Boys Soccer: The Junior Varsity B team, coached by Colleen Campbell and Brittney Moseley, finished in first place in the WBAL with a record of 5-1. Team awards went to Ryder Hewitt (MVP), Simon Kirjner (Eagle), and Kaan Kurtoglu and Jackson Powell (Coaches).
LS Intramural Boys Soccer- Team awards went to Vladimir Shchegrov, grade 4 (MVP), David Kelly, grade 4 (Eagle) and Ayden Grover, grade 4 (Coaches). The team was coached by Walid Fahmy.
Congratulations to all our athletes and coaches for a great winter season!