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Thursday, January 14
NATIONAL RECRUITING EXPERT JACK RENKENS TO SPEAK TO PARENTS AND ATHLETES OF CIFSDS

 

WHAT:  When it comes to the parents who are involved in the collegiate athletic recruiting process, Jack Renkens has seen it all.  From his days as a high school coach, administrator and teacher through his time as coach and Athletic Director at an award-winning NCAA Division II school, Jack has witnessed the game from all sides.  Jack founded Recruiting Realities, an organization dedicated to exploding the myths and presenting the realities of athletic recruiting to student-athletes, their families, coaches and school counselors.

 

WHO:  Jack’s highly sought after program has been featured at thousands of schools across the United States, on numerous television programs and at sports camps from coast to coast.  In addition, he is a weekly contributor to several major newspapers and magazines. His message about collegiate athletic recruiting is simple: “It’s a game … Know the rules.”

 

WHY:  High School student-athletes serious about continuing to play sports in college can never start too early, nor get too much help.  However, most students don’t know the recruiting game, NCAA rules or how to get matched with the best college for them.  Jack will clarify recruiting myths and provide tips to parents and students serious about taking their high school athletics to the next level.

 

WHERE/WHEN: San Diego Center of Education - Room 401                                                                               

                                   6401 Linda Vista Road

                                   San Diego, CA  92111

                                   Wednesday, February 10th at 7:00 p.m.  

                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

INTERVIEW

OPPORTUNITIES:  Recruiting Expert, Jack Renkens (608) 239-3160 or (800) 242-0165

                        William McLaughlin, Asst. Commissioner (858)292-8165 Ext. 12

Visuals:

·        Jack Renkens presenting to coaches, student-athletes and parents.       

·        Student athletes interacting with Jack Renkens and asking questions                                                     

             about the recruiting process.

 

CONTACTS:  Lucy Cohen (800) 242-0165  lucy@recruitingrealities.com

 


Handout: Recruiting Realities Seminar for Kids and Parents

Sunday, December 6
Oscar Sanay signs with Cal State Bakersfield

Senior Oscar Sanay signs with the Roadrunners to play baseball and attend college in Bakersfield in 2011.  Coach Kernen saw something he liked over the summer and offered Oscar a scholarship he could not refuse.

Click on the Headline above to read Coach Kernen's press relaese about his early signees.

Congratulations to Oscar and his family.



Sunday, December 6
Alumni Game 2010

For the third year in a  row the alumni walked away with a victory versus our varsity candidates. The game was played to a 7 to 4  alumni victory.

Specail Tahnks to the following alums for either their participation or presence in spirit to make this event fun and successful: Liam Sharkey, DJ Shields, Chris Moody, John Kim, Yataro Sanay, Jared Purkey, Alex Mangubat, Sean Warlop, Steve DiStefano, Christain Mua, Paul Flippen, Troy Smith, Tre Dennis, Richard Zumaya, Joel Zumaya and Guido Knudson. Our oldest alumni present for the gamewas Bobby Vidal.

STAY GOLD!

 



Tuesday, June 16
Remembering Andy Sanchez -- Metro Conference and SUHSD Loses an Ambassador

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BB was his love --Golf was his passion

Andrew Paul Sanchez died June 12, 2009. He was a great Ambassador to our community. There was never a time that Andy would not drop everything he was doing to help a friend. Andy had a lot of Friends!

Andy brought light into a dark room. Jovial, energetic, and wise. He is one of my sincerest inspirations and has been since the first time I walked in to the Castle Park gymnasium as a 7th grader and saw his name, picture, award, and poem about a lost friend in the trophy case.

Our small baseball community is a little bit dimmer now. 

Our condolences go out to his family and close friends; Andy IS pure Gold!



Newsweek Magazine
Thursday, June 11
NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE IDENTIFIES BVH

CONGRATULATIONS TO BARON STUDENTS AND STAFF!

This just in!

Every year Newsweek magazine ranks U.S. high schools based upon a formula devised by Jay Mathews that encompasses the size of the school, the number of students graduating, and the number of AP exams taken.

The rank is from #1 to #1500. This year BVH increased by over 288 points to a rank of #543. Last year, BVH's rank was #831.

The only other SUHSD schools that were ranked in the top 1500 were Eastlake at 729 , and Otay Ranch at 932. Once again, BVH dominates the South Bay in academics!



Character Counts!
Everywhere; All the Time.
Thursday, August 17
Stay Golden with Good Sportsmanship

GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP
By Tim Hopkins

•It’s knowing that the best team doesn’t always win, but the team that plays the best that day, always does.
•It’s knowing that it’s OK to lose, strike out, make an error or get shelled (as long as you learn from it).
•It’s putting your arm around a teammate that had a bad game (or didn’t get in) and sharing a similar past experience.
•It’s leading by effort.
•It’s dodging the credit and limelight occasionally.
•It’s other people talking about how good you are.
•It’s when you beat another team and they still talk highly of you.
•It’s when umpires and other teams are happy to see you succeed.
•It’s respecting everyone.
•It’s delivering a hard, clean hit on a running back and then helping him up.
•It’s calling a two shot penalty on yourself.
•It’s sincerely shaking hands with the umpires after the game that they cost you.
•It’s keeping your composure when you are pitching a no hitter.
•It’s keeping your composure when you are getting shelled and walking batters.
•It’s reminding yourself to stay positive when you realize your team is about to lose.
•It’s showing class regardless of the outcome of the game.
•It’s business as usual after making another great play.
•It’s a conscious effort not to show someone up.
•It’s never making excuses or blaming coaches, teammates, the mound, umpires, the ball, fans, etc, even if it’s their fault.
•It’s the joy of competing, not just winning.
•It’s just after the Army Navy football game.
•It’s a youth coach that provides his discipline in a fair and consistent manner.
•It’s a youth coach that provides constructive criticism through positive reinforcement.
•It’s never criticizing, complaining or condemning.
•It’s an attitude of “I will just have to give a little bit more” since my teammate committed a costly error.
•It’s feeling great after playing well and beating a better team 2-1.
•It’s feeling great after playing well and losing to a better team 2-1.
•It’s what you can give to your team, not what your team can give to you.
•It’s NOT John Rocker, Randy Moss, Dennis Rodman, Mike Tyson, or WWF Smack Down Wrestling.


Tuesday, August 18
ATTITUDE

Attitude is everything

Tuesday, August 11
Troy Smith -- BVH 2009 goes to Bellevue University

Troy Smith
Troy Smith -- Heading to Bellevue, Nebraska
Troy Smith agreed to attend Bellevue University in the fall. Troy led the Barons pitching staff (2009) to its deepest play-off appearance in years. The left-hander will attend Bellevue and play baseball for the Bruins.  Bellevue University is 10 miles south-east of Omaha, Nebraska. Congratulations Troy and study well and play hard. The Bellevue colors are purple and GOLD! Stay Gold Troy.

Saturday, August 15
2007 Barons Alum receives post-season honors

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Knudson -- All-American Closer

The 3rd-ranked UC San Diego baseball team had four student-athletes named to the 2009 National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association D-II All-American Teams, it was announced on June 4.  UCSD head coach Dan O'Brien was named the NCBWA Coach of the Year, leading the Tritons to two wins at the College World Series before the Tritons lost in the national semifinals.  Earning NCBWA All-American honors was Vance Albitz, Josh Tanner, Tim Shibuya and Guido Knudson



Saturday, August 15
Tre Dennis (2006) Shines in New England Collegiate Baseball League All-Star Game

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Tre Dennis -- Long Beach State

Six players, including a league-high four starters and the designated closer, represented the North Shore Navigators in the 2009 NECBL All Star Game.  First baseman Ben Waldrip, second baseman Patrick Brady, outfielder Tre Dennis, and pitcher Mike Gallo started at their respective positions for the East Division All Star Team, while Chris Kowalski was the designated closer and Navs strikeout leader Jeff Tardiff pitched in relief.



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Monday, June 8
BARONS FINISH 2009 RANKED FOURTH IN DIVISION II

After finishing the season losing to Grossmont HS, 6-8 in the fourth round of the SD-CIF play-offs the Barons earned the high ranking with a tough schedule (including 4 games versus the two teams that played in the championships) and a strong finish to the season.

Junior Hector Montes and senior Paul Flippen joined First team all-Mesa returnee Oscar Sanay (junior) on the 2009 Metroconference elite team. Oli Lopez (junior) earned recognition on the second team and Troy Smith (senior) and Victor Munoz (junior) gained honorable mention status from the Mesa League coaches. 

The 2009 play-offs included wins versus, Ramona, Pt. Loma, and Westview and the Barons were eliminated by the always strong Grossmont HS with two losses to the Foothillers.

The El Capitan Vacqueros defeated Grossmont in the one-game cahmpionships for Division II on Saturday, June 6, 2009.

Monday, June 8, 2009 is the Metro-conference Senior All-Star game at Southwestern College (4 PM). Three Barons seniors, Miles Morales, Paul Flippen and Troy Smith are scheduled to dress in Barons gear one last time to represent Barons Pride.

On June 13 and 14, Montes and Sanay travel to Mt. Sac CC to try-out for the North-South California state all-star team for Juniors. These two Barons will compete for spots on the South team to represent southern California in the two day event at Tony Gwynn Stadium on June 20 & 21.

Finally, this year concludes with the Junior Showcase on July 13 at Poway HS. Montes, Sanay, Oli Lopez, Victor Munoz and Jesse Hernandez will showcase their talents with the other juniors from around the county.

STAY GOLD!



Friday, February 20
Click Here for SUHSD Community Service Forms

The link takes you to the required forms (2) for Sweetwater Union High School District Community Service. Every SUHSD high school student is required to complete thirty hours of community service to fulfill this community service graduation requirement.



                                                                                                                                                                                          

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