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Monta Vista defeated Bellarmine , , at St. Francis High. He said that many of the players on the two teams play on the same club squads. I can not ask for a better bunch of kids. Monta Vista , which is ranked fourth in the nation and fourth in the state by MaxPreps. Four players had at least five kills in the match, including six for both Apoorv Pachori and Ryan Tagawa. Pachori also had two aces for the Matadors.

After a first set in which Monta Vista led the entire way, Bellarmine came back from an deficit in the second set to take an lead. Harker Aquila. Varsity boys water polo team finishes second in NorCals after finals loss to Gunn.

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Football team wins shootout against Crystal Springs Uplands Senior signs letter of intent to play Division I beach volleyball at Stetson University. Junior varsity girls volleyball defeats Mercy High School. Junior varsity girls volleyball team loses to Menlo School. Varsity girls water polo team dominates Palo Alto Weekly Previews: Jan. Varsity boys basketball team defeats Gunderson High School Varsity girls basketball team dominates Lincoln Varsity boys basketball team crushes University Prep Academy Varsity boys soccer team ties North Salinas Remembering our playing fields.

Sports slideshow: Dec. Weekly recap: Upper school sports drive ahead of competition. Apex: Work hard, play hard. Varsity girls basketball team crushes San Jose High School Winter sports begin playoff competition.

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Tennis preseason workouts scheduled to begin on Oct. Lacrosse closes out another league championship season. Weekly Roundup: Spring sports clear the competition. Softball holds senior night, defeats Notre Dame. Harker senior commits to swim for Stanford. Swimmers post strong results at States. Apex: Hustle and heart.

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Humans of Harker: Dueling with duality. The Colts are going to win some games. Arcata 58, Balboa Despite two touchdown passes and a yard TD run by senior quarterback Cyrus Navasca, the visiting Buccaneers fell to Orlindale Scott-Carraway, who scored on a kick return and pass reception, and sophomore running back and safety Dontae Allen-Wilson had good games for Balboa, which made the nearly mile drive up the coast before returning at 5 a.

But a second-quarter flurry, rushing yards and three touchdowns by Charles Greer and a big all-around game from Zeke Berry carried De La Salle to a victory against the No. Senior quarterback Luke Dermon finished off the scoring with two 1-yard TD sneaks. Marin Catholic had allowed seven points coming in. Marin Catholic opened the scoring a little more than one minute into the game as Charles Williams returned the opening kickoff 55 yards and scored on a 5-yard run three plays later.