Alameda Teams to Compete for League Crowns
Both Alameda High and Encinal High baseball teams will compete for their league championships Friday, May 13.
Both Alameda High and Encinal High baseball teams will compete for their league championships Friday, May 13.
Alameda High School (AHS) senior Madison Tiaffay finished first in the women’s 800-meter race at the West Alameda County Conference League Championship last weekend with a time of 2:20.99.
Going into their final game of the season the Encinal High School (EHS) men’s volleyball team was just looking to end on a positive note. The Jets had lost 12 of their last 14 matches, with 10 of those losses coming without winning a single set.
Alameda native and professional track-and-field athlete Cooper Teare was the headliner at St. Joseph Notre Dame’s (SJND) 2022 Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony Saturday, April 30, at Kelly Gymnasium on SJND’s campus.
The Encinal High School (EHS) baseball team went 1-1 over spring break, beating Hercules High School, 14-0, on April 12 and losing to Concord High School, 2-0, on April 14. The loss snapped a five-game win streak for the Jets.
St. Joseph Notre Dame’s baseball clawed back to .500 with a 5-0 win over Encinal High School on Saturday, March 26, on the road.
Both Alameda High School (AHS) and Encinal High School (EHS) women’s soccer teams qualified for the North Coast Section (NCS) playoffs.
The St. Joseph Notre Dame (SJND) men’s and women’s cross country teams both finished second in the Bay County League East championship meet last Thursday, Nov. 7, at Joaquin Miller Park in Oakland.
Student poets from Alameda Community Learning Center (ACLC) and St. Joseph Notre Dame High School were featured together at the Alameda Island Poets reading at the Frank Bette Center for the Arts May 1.
Eight St. Joseph Notre Dame student-athletes made their college choices final at a signing day ceremony on the school’s campus Wednesday, April 17.
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