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SanFranPreps.com event at Lombardi Sports on Aug. 6th!
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SanFranPreps.com Female Athlete of the Year: Maria Kemiji-McDonald
By Jeremy Balan
In a banner year for St. Ignatius girls athletics, Maria Kemiji-McDonald was often in the center of the action.
Arguably the most athletic player on the field or court in any given game, the three-sport standout was a key component in each of her teams’ successes this year, amassing a combined 75-17 record across the volleyball, basketball and lacrosse seasons.
That’s why she’s the SanFranPreps.com Female Athlete of the Year.
Boys Lacrosse: SI tops picks on All-WCAL team
Selections made by West Catholic Athletic League coaches, not SanFranPreps.com staff.
First Team
Mike Bertoldi, senior attack, Serra
Jack Bodine, senior attack, St. Ignatius
Bobby Gray, senior attack, St. Ignatius
Connor Goodin, senior attack, Serra
Tim Jacob, senior attack, Bellarmine
Matt Jordan, senior defense, Bellarmine
Spencer Jordan, senior midfield, St. Francis
Ryan Le, senior midfield, Bellarmine
Harrison Mallen, senior midfield, St. Ignatius
J.W. McGovern, junior midfield, St. Ignatius
Boys Lacrosse: University tops SF selections on All-BCL West team
Selections made by Bay Counties League West coaches, not SanFranPreps.com staff.
First Team
Everett Barger, junior midfielder, Marin Academy
Gabe Beaudoin, senior goalkeeper, Marin Academy
Jack Cookson, senior goalkeeper, Sonoma Academy
Mani Ghasii, junior midfielder, University
Luke Gsell, senior long-stick midfielder, Sonoma Academy
Trey Linke, senior attack, University
Barrett Mistele, senior midfielder, University
Elliot Plant, senior midfielder, Marin Academy
Daniel Plautz, senior long-stick midfielder, Lick-Wilmerding
Karl Slivon, senior defense, University
Sommer Stein, junior defense, Marin Academy
Henry Steyer, junior attack, University
Brett Suddendorf, senior attack, Marin Academy
Bo Titus, senior defense, Marin Academy
Boys Lacrosse: University can’t repeat prior success against MA in NCS quarters
By Dante Quazzo
After a dominating win in the opening round of the North Coast Section Division II playoffs, University High School looked to advance to the semifinals with a victory over a familiar foe — Bay Counties League West rival Marin Academy.
University came out strong against the Wildcats, but squandered an early 7-2 lead, as Marin Academy stormed back to win 15-13 on Saturday at Kezar Stadium.
Saturday Scoreboard
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Game of the day – Stuart Hall vs. Marin Academy baseball: The top-seeded Knights have been the best team in the BCL West all season, but dropped their only league game to Marin Academy on May 10. The Knights spit the regular-season series with the Wildcats, and edged University in the league semifinals, while Marin Academy took down four-time defending champion Lick-Wilmerding in the semifinals. International vs. Waldorf baseball: The Jaguars have also been the premier team in their league all season, but have been in this spot before, and faced disappointment. International is undefeated again heading into the championship game, and will look to redeem itself after a loss to Gateway in last season’s title game. University vs. Marin Academy boys lacrosse: A rematch of the BCL West title game should be another thriller. In their first two meetings, University has gotten the best of Marin Academy 14-13 and 12-11. University vs. San Marin: The top-seeded Red Devils are seeking their first NCS title since 2004 and San Marin, which beat International in the first round, will be their first step.
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Friday Scoreboard
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Game of the day – University vs. Marin Academy softball: The top-seeded Red Devils (15-3) only lost one game in BCL West play this year, and it came to the Wildcats. University evened the score in their two next regular-season meetings, but both games were close with scores of 10-8 and 3-2.
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Boys Lacrosse: University puts away Sonoma Academy early in NCS playoffs
By Dante Quazzo
University High School broke out early against Sonoma Academy and never looked back, en route to a 16-3 win in the first round of the North Coast Section Division II playoffs on Tuesday at Kezar Stadium.
It was the third time University (13-8) has defeated Sonoma Academy (5-8) this year.
Tuesday Scoreboard
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Games of the day – St. Ignatius vs. Mt. Madonna boys volleyball: The Wildcats will looks to continue a season of firsts. After winning their first WCAL title this season, the next hurdle is a Central Coast Section championship. Like in the WCAL championship game, they will have to go through the top seed, Mt. Madonna (28-7). University vs. Sonoma Academy boys lacrosse: The Red Devils edged Marin Academy to win another BCL West championship on Friday, but still seek their first North Coast Section title. This is the first year the NCS has expanded to two divisions, so the door could be open for a University run.
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Friday Scoreboard
Scores will be updated as they are sent in. Please send in your scores to contact@SanFranPreps.com or call them in to (415) 251-0918. The score phone line is open 24 hours a day.
Games of the day – University vs. Marin Academy girls soccer: After being knocked out of the playoffs in the semifinals last year, the Red Devils are the clear favorite to take the BCL West crown this year, and beat Marin Academy 4-0 and 3-0 in the regular season. Galileo vs. Lincoln boys volleyball: Without a doubt the most talented teams in the AAA this season will meet in the championship game. The top-seeded Lions will seek their first title in school history, but have been in this situation before. In 2008, the Lions fell to Lowell in the championship game after a 11-1 regular season.
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Thursday Scoreboard
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Games of the day – Washington vs. Balboa baseball: An undefeated league season and the mythical “Triple Crown” are on the table for the Eagles, but Balboa comes in off its strongest game on the season and will look to earn its first title since 1992. International vs. Bay girls soccer: The Jaguars have dominated the BCL Central in the past two seasons, but should not take the Breakers lightly. After losing both regular season games handily last year, Bay gave International everything they could handle the championship game. Lincoln vs. Lowell softball: Lowell and Washington have been well above the rest of the AAA this season, but Lincoln opened up the playoffs with a bang, scoring 32 runs in the first round against Wallenberg.
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