Girls Water Polo
The girls water polo team finished off one of the best seasons in school history with three wins in the SCVAL tournament to become tournament champs and co-league champs for just the second time in program history! The girls defeated Milpitas 13-3, Wilcox 11-2 and Saratoga 5-4 in the championship game. The Eagles are the No. 5 seed in the CCS D2 tournament and travel to Aptos on Nov. 3.
Girls Golf
The girls golf team finished the regular season with a 194-299 win over Castilleja. The girls followed up their league title with a league tournament title shooting a 370, defeating the second place team by 44 strokes! Sophie Zhang-Murphy, grade 9, won the individual title shooting a 69, with Tina Xu, grade 9, shooting a 70 to tie for second. The Eagles head to Laguna Seca on Tuesday to compete in the CCS Championships.
Girls Volleyball
The girls volleyball team finished off the regular season with a 3-1 victory over Mercy SF before beginning the CCS playoffs. The No. 4 seed Eagles defeated Marina High 3-0 and will now host Mercy Burlingame Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the quarterfinals.
Girls Tennis
Last week, the girls tennis team defeated Homestead 4-3 and Notre Dame Belmont 7-0 to finish off the regular season with a 13-5 record. On Monday, the doubles team of Sachi Bajaj, grade 10, and Fonda Hu, grade 10, as well as Liza Egorova, grade 12, advanced to the WBAL Tournament semis on Tuesday at Menlo.
Boys Water Polo
The boys water polo team played very well in the SCVAL Tournament finishing in second place. The Eagles defeated Saratoga 14-12 and Fremont 13-2 before falling to Wilcox 8-9 in the finals. The boys finished a very strong season with a 17-10 record.
Cross Country
The cross country team takes on the entire WBAL at the league finals on Friday at Crystal Springs Uplands Cross Country Course.
MS Golf
Congratulations to the MS golf team as it took first place among 52 competitors and eight teams in the fall WBAL tournament. The Eagles shot a 139, defeating the second place team by 17 strokes, and were led by Claire Chen, grade 8, who won the tournament with a 32, which included a hole in one on the fifth hole! This is the 12th championship out of the last 13 tournaments for the middle school.