List of 4 news stories.

• Fall Athletes and Teams Excel in the Classroom

  12/10/2016
  We are excited to announce that all five of the varsity teams were well above the 3.0 team GPA required for North Coast Section Distinguished Academic teams

   

  Please note that the NCS requests GPA's are unweighted and are calculated based upon first quarter grades.

   

  In order from lowest to highest, here are the team GPA’s for the fall teams and the varsity teams have an excellent chance of winning NCS academic team pennants awarded to the top three team GPA’s in the NCS.

   

  Team GPA’s:

  Varsity girls volleyball – 3.40

   

  Varsity boys cross country – 3.58

   

  Varsity girls cross country - 3.59

   

  Varsity boys soccer – 3.69

   

  Varsity girls soccer – 3.70

   

  JV girls volleyball - 3.72 - JV teams aren’t eligible to win the NCS award but great job to the JV girls on the highest team GPA

   

  Average fall team GPA –3.61

   

  Congratulations to the following student-athletes which earned the NCS Scholar-Athlete honor for an unweighted GPA of 3.5 or higher.  

   

  Boys soccer:

  Nick Eiseman

  Gabe Grady

  Alex Rink

  Jeffery Chai

  Andrew Ashley

  Remy Barbiero

  Jorian Catalano

  Adam Griffin

  Caleb Kornfein

  Evan Lampson

  Elijah Molenkamp

  Hugo Sappington

  Aris Saxena

  Ben Vogel

   

  Cross country:

  Rylee Bowen

  Joey Johnson

  Jasper Langberg

  Kheva Mann

  Brian Barcenas

  Maddy Glenn

  Derek Huynh

  Alejandro Pallais

  Jack Roney

  Adam Zimmer

  Morgan Piper Cordova

  Kate Bowen

  Joseph Capriola

  Tyler Duchynski

  Allan Farfan Canales

  Adrian Hanson

  Christian Hernandez

  Emma Kallman

  Amelia McDonald

  August O'Neil

  Auden Reid-McLaughlin

  Esme Reid-McLaughlin

  Kate Roney

  Azure Siraco

  Andy Tang

   

  Girls soccer:

  Nicki Caddell

  Micki Kalos Schillinger

  Lizbeth Castillo

  Katie Johansen

  Maddie Sweeney

  Olivia Tukman

  Caroline von Raesfeld

  Hannah Feldman

  Kassi Aronson

  Reilly Dwight

  Lily Hue

  Elizabeth Kolling

  Quoya Mann

  Anika McCarthy-Belash

  Sage Stack

  Sophie Vargas

  Audrey von Raesfeld

  Claire Zechiel

  Gabby Ziemer

  Sally Ziemer

   

  JV Girls Volleyball

  Clara Galusha

  Emily Kassner-Marks

  Sydney Sullivan

  Grace Galusha

  Lily Milani

  Chloe Cullen

  Rachel Gothelf

  Emily Ibañez Arroyo

  Lisa Lei

  Audrey Mottalei

  Micaela Peavey

  Imani Thompson

   

  Varsity girls Volleyball:

  Reilly Austin

  Sam Hoppe

  Lauren Anderson

  Grace Mendoza

  Ruby Risch

   

• Boys Soccer Drops First Round Thriller in Penalty Kicks

  11/4/2016
  The NCS boys soccer game at Sonoma Academy on Wednesday night took full regulation time, plus two overtime periods and 18 penalty kicks combined by each team before a winner was finally declared. The game featured all the drama of a World Series game 7, which happened to be played at the same exact time, except this match-up featured the visitors from the Athenian School in Danville and the Sonoma Academy Coyotes. In the first half neither team could find the back of the net, though ball possession was domindated by Athenain. In the second half of play it was the Coyotes who took advantage and had a few more quality chances at scoring, but they also could never break through for the winning goal, which meant at the end of 80 minutes of play the score was tied at 0. After regulation both teams played two overtime periods of ten minutes each, if either team had scored the match would have ended with that team claiming victory and moving on to the NCS Quarterfinals. With the night air getting colder and the players growing fatigued, neither team managed to have any real threat of scoring in the overtime periods, so it was on to penalty kicks. After the first five players from each team had an opportunity to take their penalty kick the score was still tied at 4-4. From there each team alternated kicks until one team scored and the other missed. This would take four more players from each team, but ultimately it was Athenian who took the one goal advantage and would be recognized as the winner. Though it is a loss in the record books for the Coyotes everyone was proud of the effort, energy, and perserverance the boys showed throughout the match. The loss marks the end of the SA boys soccer season, but everyone in the program should be proud of the progress they made and the accomplishments they achieved.

• Boys Soccer on Undefeated Streak to Finish League Play

  10/27/2016
  The boys soccer team has put together an impressive run of games to play their way into NCS playoff contention.
  
  Three weeks ago, the Coyotes looked unlikely to meet the criteria to apply for the NCS, but with two wins and three ties in their last five games, they are eligible to apply for NCS playoffs and have a good chance to be included in the 12 team bracket.
  
  During the streak, the Coyotes tied league leading Roseland University Prep, St. Vincent, and Tomales, while picking up wins against Credo and Rio Lindo.
  
  On Friday night, the Coyotes host Anderson Valley at 4:30 pm and before the game we will recognize the seniors for their contributions to the boys soccer team.

• Soccer Teams Ready for Final Stretch of League Season

  10/13/2016
  The boys and girls soccer teams are heading into the final stretch of league play with both teams in contention for an NCS playoff spot.
  
  The girls are undefeated in league play with some key games remaining against St. Vincent and Roseland University Prep.
  
  The boys host St. Vincent on Friday and with six games remaining, a strong finish will help them meet the criteria to apply for the NCS playoffs.
  
  Good luck to both teams!