Published on October 11th, 2023 MOL Breast cancer drive and new girls flag football division for 2024 In support of October's National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, MOL (Moraga, Orinda, Lafayette) had its players wear pink this past Saturday, Oct. 7. It made for a colorful spectacle and MOL is proud to continue its annual tradition of supporting local charities by ...Submitted by Craig Hunt
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Published on October 11th, 2023 Acalanes breaks Miramonte girls' water polo winning streak at 75 It was on April 10, 2021, when the Miramonte girls water polo team broke Acalanes winning streak of 59 games. Turnabout was fair play for Acalanes head coach Misha Buchel, the losing coach in that game was the coach who broke Miramontes 75 game winning streak by a ...By Jon Kingdon
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Published on October 11th, 2023 Saint Mary's women's soccer brings new attitude to the game In the four years prior to head coach Theresa Romagnolo's arrival, the Saint Mary's women's soccer team had a combined record of 25-45-6. Since being hired in January 2021, Romagnolo's composite record (including the COVID shortened 2020 season) is 25-18-15. By Jon Kingdon
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Published on October 11th, 2023 Continued success for Saint Mary's men's soccer As Adam Cooper approached his 18th season as the Saint Marys head soccer coach, it was only natural for him look back with great satisfaction at the teams accomplishments. Prior to his arrival, from 1978 until 2005, the soccer team had a winning percentage of 36.1% ...By Jon Kingdon
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Published on September 27th, 2023 Lamorinda boys' water polo - showing talent and potential The Lamorinda boys' water polo teams have shown both success and potential. Miramonte and Campolindo have had a number of victories and Acalanes is taking the long-term perspective, anticipating similar success by the end of the season. By Jon Kingdon
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Published on September 27th, 2023 Lamorinda girls water polo teams showing early success Lamorinda girls water polo has established itself as an area of top talent with winning records so far.
Miramonte By Jon Kingdon
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Published on September 13th, 2023 Miramonte football game canceled after drive-by shooting at Skyline HS After a 2-0 start, Miramonte was looking ...By Jon Kingdon
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Published on September 13th, 2023 Optimism abounds for the Lamorinda girls tennis teams If there is one thing that all of the tennis teams can agree on, it's that it's nice not to have to find a time to practice early or late when it's not 114 degrees. Talent and character abound with all of the teams, and each are pointing to making it to the North Coast ...By Jon Kingdon
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Published on September 13th, 2023 Lots of fresh faces on Lamorinda girls' volleyball teams As a rule, there is always a certain amount of turnover with every high school team, mostly through graduation. This is a year that has seen the Lamorinda girls' volleyball teams having lost more than their share of players from last year and having to rely on a large ...By Jon Kingdon
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Published on August 30th, 2023 East Bay Sea Serpent relays conquer the pool at OMPA This July, the Lamorinda community had the opportunity to watch a long-standing tradition once again: the East Bay Sea Serpents relay at the OMPA swim meet.
Every summer the local swim ...Submitted by Asha Spitzer
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Published on August 30th, 2023 Great anticipation for Lamorinda Football this season The bar as usual has been set high for the Lamorinda football teams, with all three having made NCS playoffs last season. With a constant turnover through graduation, maintaining excellence requires constant adjustment at every position. By Jon Kingdon
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Published on August 30th, 2023 Flag football for girls begins its first season in Lamorinda As most football fans know, the National Football League plays on Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays, the colleges play the majority of their games on Saturdays, and Fridays remain the purview of the high schools. This year, a whole new sport is being introduced into ...By Jon Kingdon
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Published on August 16th, 2023 Sea Serpents sweep the summer games A green wave of East Bay Sea Serpents dove into the Summer Games and swam away as champions. East Bay Sea Serpents, the local Special Olympics swim team for swimmers with disabilities, is a 22-year-old program supported by head coach Brian Wentzel and a collection of ...Submitted by Asha Spitzer
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Published on August 16th, 2023 Campolindo Athletic Department named Division 3 State School of Year For the eighth time, Campolindo has been ...By Jon Kingdon
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Published on August 16th, 2023 Cheerleader camp at Campolindo sets foundation for the future With so many young women competing in sports, it was only natural for there to be summer sports camps for them to attend.
Still, there are also camps for the "non-traditional" sport of ...By Jon Kingdon
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