Does anyone know the best way to live stream the regional games? Thanks.

Prolific Summer Academy has 5 OVERNIGHT BOARDING SPOTS LEFT for its very popular Summer Basketball Camps

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The program starts JUNE 9th, 2025 and runs till End of July 4th, 2025. The program includes: (but not limited to) a boarding facility, in-house meals, and supervision, with a top basketball staff, all located on one campus in Napa, CA. Our highly structured training schedule includes over 5 hours of player development each day, enabling athletes the ability to maximize their focus and their results.

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Don't tell me there are so few that it really doesn't affect anyone.

This transgender athlete is the STATE LEADER IN THE HIGH JUMP AND TRIPLE JUMP.

Trans athlete Hernandez won the River Valley League championships in the triple, long and high jumps....won the triple jump by SEVEN FEET...the long jump by THREE FEET...and the high jump by a FOOT.


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I saw this over on the football forum, but also had players bringing it up recently. One of the options discussed within in the past couple of months was giving players a one-time free transfer during their 4 years of high school with no sit-out period. I could only imagine how this summer would look if CIF gives this the go ahead.

Foothill ( Pleasanton ) is looking for either scrimmage home/ away games .

Scrimmages in November both teams away

JV games open dates Dec 4-6 home or away , Jan 2-6 away

Varsity game Jan 2-5 away Saturday Jan 31 away

Contact Coach Cheryl @ foothillgirlsbasketballcoachc@gmail.com or 510-410-0554

It's my perception that most coaches and kids are more focused on winning their section title. The regional seems set up for an eventual state championship game, but it's not there yet.

I read at least one winning section coach say the section is what his team was focused on.

Oh, everyone will try to win once they get between the lines and it is good experience for the players, especially for the underclassmen. But I don't see it as a life-and-death type of thing. Or am I underestimating the importance of the regional?

Sorry.. I know this is a baseball thread but I just had to get this off my chest.

Softball D3..

#12 Berkeley (3400 kids) defeats #5 Cloverdale (400 kids)

Cloverdale (21-3l moved up from D5
Berkeley (11-15) dropped from D1.

Once again a small school having a generational year gets hosed by the system. Instead of staying at their level with a chance at a special ending they get thrust up against a school with 3000 more kids. If a school goes 11-15 and has to get DROPPED 2 divisions to qualify for the pkayoffs..maybe just maybe they shouldn't be in the playoffs. Just effing dumb..

Pittsburg

8/29 vs. Granite Bay
9/6 at Bishop Manogue
9/13 at Riordan
9/26 vs. Marin Catholic
10/3 at Los Gatos
10/10 vs. Heritage
10/17 at Liberty
10/24 vs. Deer Valley
10/31 at Freedom
11/8 vs. Antioch

Good pickup for Cal in keeping one of the top returning players in the East Bay at home

Excited to host this event for all levels of High Schools. This is the perfect tournament to end June with your HS teams before the kids head back to club. You will get 4 pool play games then on the final day everyone advances to bracket play for a chance to win a championship. You will get competitive pool play games and then matched with teams of your record a caliber to compete for your bracket championship! Please feel free to reach out to Coach Ryan or Coach Hip as we look forward to hosting your teams!


Tournament Details:

This tournament is for high school varsity teams only! There will be NO club teams, All-Star teams, or teams comprised of players from more than one school allowed to participate. HS Certified Referees.

Tournament Format:

All teams will be guaranteed (6) games: two on Friday, two on Saturday, two on Sunday. The teams will be divided into pools, feeding into brackets.

Gym Locations:

All games will be played at Carondelet & De La Salle with a rotation to ensure each team plays @ both sites.

Tournament Fee:

• $400 Entry Fee
• Make Checks Payable to: Carondelet High School
• On memo line of check, please add: Elite 20 Summer Challenge
• Send checks to:
• Kelly Sopak
• 1 Northwood Drive, Suite 1
• Orinda, CA. 94563

If you should have any questions, please don’t hesitate to give us a call!

Ryan Rodriguez
(9259 557-5381
ryrodriguez2121@gmail.com

Shawn Hipol
(510) 610-4400
coachshawnhipol@gmail.com

Already some drama before the game starts as CLET shows up @CN in white uniforms and when asked why are u wearing white as the visitors they reply we can wear whatever we want.

So both teams in white...

No love lost between the 2 schools...

Should be a good one!

Serra won the CCS D1 championship tonight, beating Valley Christian 3-2.

He posted a 10.27 second time to clinch the win.

He broke the state meet record at 10.01 seconds during the prelims.

I wish I had been there to witness this! Hahahahahah

NCS

Division I: De La Salle vs. College Park Saturday 1:00 PM at St. Mary's College
Division II: Acalanes vs. Rancho Cotate Saturday 1:00 PM at DVC
Division III: California vs. Marin Catholic Friday 4:00 PM at DVC
Division IV: Clear Lake. vs. Las Lomas Saturday 2:00 PM at Clear Lake HS
Division V: Arcata vs. Kennedy Friday 5:00 PM at Arcata HS
Division VI: Swett vs. St. Mary's Saturday 1:00 PM at Swett HS

CCS

Division I: Valley Christian vs. Serra Saturday 8:00 PM at Excite Park
Division II: Hollister vs. Wilcox Saturday 5:00 PM at Excite Park
Division III: Willow Glen vs. Carmel Friday 7:00 PM at Santa Clara U.
Division IV: St. Francis SCP vs. Santa Clara Friday 4:00 PM at Santa Clara U.

Just creating thread for any insights.

Anyone else see the article that was conveniently buried in the Education section of the SacBee?

Some quality investigative work done on this article and clearly lots to peel back here, wonder if anything comes of it.

www.sacbee.com/news/local/education/article304998146.html

There will be a girl's open gym starting in June on Sundays hosted at Christian Brothers! 4pm-6pm. This is open to incoming HS freshmen to College athletes home for the summer! Please share the link below to register. Information is on registration form. These will probably continue into July depending on the turnout. Please share with your girls/teams.

Register Here

Coaches,

American HS (Fremont) is looking for 2 JV games:
1) Preferably away games
2) Open to a tournament or shootout
3) Dates are flexible

The American JV team is usually 15 players --- 10 Frosh and 5 Sophomores
If you are interested, please get in touch with the American HS JV Coach listed below.

Ryan Neri
RNeri408@gmail.com
M: 408-592-2262

The NCS brackets are out.

Granada the top seed in D1.
CN the top seed in D2.

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Girls Divisions
3rd,4th,5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, J.V. and Varsity
**Varsity - "Same School" Division added

Boys Divisions
3rd,4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, J.V.

• $325.00 with a 3 Game Guarantee
• $275.00 3 Team + Discounts with NO Requests
• Quality Sites w/ On-site Administrators
• Certified High School/College Officials
• Online Schedules

Location: Sequoia High and Peninsula Gyms

• All Divisions are based on 2024 Grade
• 4-8 team(s) per Division
• High School Rules
• 1st Place Team Awards.

For Information contact:
Alfonso Joo Cell 650-267-3678
Email at alfonsojoo@yahoo.com
Register and Info on www.Dawgsclub.com

Girls Divisions
3rd,4th,5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, J.V. and Varsity
**Varsity - "Same School" Division added

Boys Divisions
3rd,4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, J.V.

• $325.00 with a 3 Game Guarantee
• $275.00 3 Team + Discounts with NO Requests
• Quality Sites w/ On-site Administrators
• Certified High School/College Officials
• Online Schedules

Location: Sequoia High and Peninsula Gyms

• All Divisions are based on 2024 Grade
• 4-8 team(s) per Division
• High School Rules
• 1st Place Team Awards.

For Information contact:
Alfonso Joo Cell 650-267-3678
Email at alfonsojoo@yahoo.com
Register and Info on www.Dawgsclub.com

Division IV
St. Francis SCP beat Homestead 1-0
Santa Clara beat Branham 11-7 (9 innings)*

Division V
Monterey beat Harbor 4-1
Menlo beat Piedmont Hills 7-5

Division IV
South San Francisco beat Fremont 6-3
Stevenson beat Sobrato 12-8

*The Mercury News reported this game didn't end until close to midnight