Best Of 2018 Special thanks to our photographer Gint Federas, who takes so many of Lamorinda Weekly's photos printed in each issue.
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Lamorinda boys soccer preview Last season, the Lamorinda boys soccer teams played in the Diablo-Foothill League which had six teams. This year they are in the Diablo League which has 13 teams. The schools that have been added are Ygnacio Valley, Concord, Clayton Valley, Berean Christian, ...By Jon Kingdon
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Campolindo loses to Bishop O'Dowd In a game where Campolindo needed to play a mistake-free game Dec. 1 and didn't, the Cougars lost to Bishop O'Dowd by a score of 35-14.
Coming into the NCS semifinal game with identical ...By Jon Kingdon
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Lamorinda wrestling roundup It's been a unique start of the season for the Lamorinda wrestling teams as it has been for every other sport. Due to the academic schedule, wrestling practice started two weeks early but with the smoke issues, none of the teams were able to practice much. By Jon Kingdon
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St. Perpetua fifth grade boys national team winners The St. Perpetua fifth grade boys national team won the 2018 MVP Flight Thanksgiving tournament.
...Submitted by Andrea Hilsabeck
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5th & 6th Grade girls LMYA soccer champions Team Japan compiled an 8-1 record, scoring 25 goals, with only 5 goals scored against.
...Submitted by Roger Chelemedos
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LMYA 2018 girls soccer champions The LMYA 7/8 grade girls soccer team ended their undefended season with scoring 22 goals in 7 games and only 2 goals scored against them.
...Submitted by Roger Chelemedos
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Campo cross country squads reach state meet podium For the first time in 15 years, both the boys' and girls' Campolindo cross country squads reached the podium at the California State Meet in Fresno, finishing second and third in the Division III races, respectively. It was a particularly challenging road to the State ...Submitted by Eric Yabu
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Lamorinda girls soccer - 2018 As has been mentioned incessantly for all sports, the infamous air quality index was a factor for the girls soccer teams, limiting the opportunity to practice and prepare for the season. By Jon Kingdon
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Acalanes girls and Campolindo boys win NCS Championships For the second year in a row, there was an undefeated water polo team that came out of Lamorinda. Last year it was the Miramonte Girls that went 30-0 on their way to the NCS championship. This year it was the Acalanes Girls that did not lose a game, going 27-0 ...By Jon Kingdon
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Saint Mary's trounces Cal in rivalry game After a 30-year hiatus, the California basketball team deigned to make the 14-mile drive to Moraga to take on Saint Mary's Dec. 1 at McKeon Pavilion. Playing in front of a loud and highly partisan crowd, Saint Mary's defeated California 84-71, ending a four-game ...By Jon Kingdon
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Lamorinda girls basketball preview There are two things that the Lamorinda girls basketball teams all have in common as we go to print. They all made the playoffs this year and each of the coaches is terribly frustrated at the inability to practice due to everyone's least favorite words - air quality ...By Jon Kingdon
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First place for JMIS 8th grade girl's volleyball The Joaquin Moraga Intermediate School eighth grade girl's volleyball team took first place in the Stanley Tournament. JM beat Foothill before losing to Orinda Intermediate School the next day. With victory over Head Royce and Piedmont they entered the semifinal to ...Submitted by Judy McNeil
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5-6 grade MOL Eagles win championship The Eagles won the MOL - NFC Conference Super Bowl. The NFC conference is for fifth and sixth graders. The Eagles won over the Saint by a score of 19-0.
...Submitted by Eric Van Olst
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Lamorinda boys basketball preview Last season, Acalanes, Campolindo and Miramonte could lay claim to having played in the toughest division - the Diablo-Football league. The combined record for all three schools in league play was 8-22, but their record in nonleague games was 38-19 with Acalanes and ...By Jon Kingdon
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