High School Sports Results: Oct. 31 to Nov. 6
Football
• Alameda High School (AHS) defeated American of Fremont, 44-24 (Nov. 4) — season over.
• Encinal High School (EHS) lost to James Logan High of Union City, 44-6 (Nov. 4) — season over.
Football
• Alameda High School (AHS) defeated American of Fremont, 44-24 (Nov. 4) — season over.
• Encinal High School (EHS) lost to James Logan High of Union City, 44-6 (Nov. 4) — season over.
Women’s Volleyball:
• AHS defeated Piedmont High, 3-1 (Sept. 26); lost to Bishop O’Dowd of Oakland, 3-0 (Sept. 28); lost to Head-Royce of Oakland, 2-0 (Oct. 1).
Football:
• Alameda High (AHS) lost to Concord High 30-8 (Sept. 2)
• Encinal High (EHS) lost to Miramonte High of Orinda 41-14 (Sept. 2)
The Alameda High men’s basketball team won the inaugural College of Alameda Summer League basketball tournament on Thursday, June 30.
Alameda native Cooper Teare used a strong finish down the final stretch to win the men’s 1,500-meter race at the U.S. Outdoor Track & Field Championships Saturday, June 25 at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore.
With two future collegiate Division I pitchers taking the mound in the North Coast Section (NCS) Div. IV baseball championship game, something needed to bend. Ultimately, one run was enough for St. Mary's High of Albany (18-9-1) to edge out St. Joseph Notre Dame (SJND) on May 28 at St.
Multiple Alameda high school track-and-field athletes competed in the North Coast Section (NCS) Meet of Champions event Saturday, May 21 at Dublin High. The event is the NCS championship tournament in track and field.
St. Joseph Notre Dame (SJND) freshman Michael Loller finished second in the men’s 100-meter race in the North Coast Section (NCS) Class A Track-and-Field Championships Saturday, May 14, at Montgomery High School in Santa Rosa.
The Encinal High School (EHS) softball team lost the West Alameda County Conference (WACC) Shoreline League title game, 8-5, to Piedmont High School Thursday, May 12.
It looked like the Jets would finally overcome the rival Highlanders.
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