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On Monday night, players, coaches, and family gathered at Tracy High for the awards ceremony.  Coach Britt praised the players and parents for bringing the program to a new level of excellence.  Coach Trew recognized the parents for being so supportive this year.

The following awards were presented.

Slideshow of photos taken at awards ceremony can be viewed here

SJAA MVP - Jake Lear (JR) Lodi

SJAA Defensive Player of the Year - Ben Agee (Tracy) & Dillon Smith (Lodi)

SJAA Goalie of the Year - Daniel Shuler (Lodi) & Jake Finney (Tracy)

1st Team SJAA

• Chris Orgon (Lodi)
• Joe Vanderlans (Lodi)
• Robby Peralta (Lincoln)
• Kevin Brandt (Lincoln)
• Justin Phelps (Tracy)
• Chris Bowers (Bear Creek)

2nd Team SJAA

• Jacob Castro (Lincoln)
• Cyle Canete-Boller (Franklin)
• Keaton Antonini (Lincoln)
• Tyler Trew (Tracy)
• Paul Smith (Bear Creek)
• David Reher (Lodi)

Honorable Mention

• Andy Levand (Tracy)
• John Connelly (Lincoln)
• Kendall White (Franklin)
• Chris Balderston (Lincoln)
• Casey Thomas (Bear Creek)
• Jacob Shuemake (Franklin)

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GIRLS

SJAA MVP Kelli Leabo (Lincoln)

SJAA Goalie of the Year - Gigi Pioli (Lincoln)

Defensive Player of the Year - Amy Jocoy (Lodi)

1st Team SJAA

• Jessica Guzman (Lincoln)
• Kelsey Agardy (Lincoln)
• Taylor Gums (Lodi)
• Ashlyn Daniels (Lodi)
• Kelsey Jessen (Tracy)
• Anne Piper (Franklin)

2nd Team SJAA

• Alex Norman (Tracy)
• Alexis Macia (Bear Creek)
• Rena Pombo (Tracy)
• Celine Blanco (Bear Creek)
• Amanda Kamita (Franklin)
• Amy Daneke (Lodi)
• Alajandra Vera (Lincoln)

Honorable Mention

• Lindsey Phelps (Tracy)
• Jessica Boettger (Lincoln)
• Taylor Rhodd (Franklin)
• Lauren Plunkett (Lodi)
• Molly Bria (Lodi)
• Ashlyn Hulse (Bear Creek)
• Hope Connelly (Tracy)

Girls Varsity

1. Lincoln 8-0/17-8
2. Lodi 6-2/20-7
3. Tracy 4-4/7-12
4. Bear Creek 1-7/5-15
5. Franklin 1-7/1-7

Girls J.V.

1. Lincoln
2. Lodi
3. Tracy
4. Bear Creek
5. Franklin

1. Lodi 8-0/15-13
2. Lincoln 6-2/15-11
3. Tracy 3-5/11-12
4. Bear Creek 2-6/10-15
5. Franklin 1-7/1-12

Boys J.V.

1. Lodi
2. Lincoln
3. Bear Creek
4. Tracy

Coach Britt and Trew were alone at the pool Monday.  There was a quiet calm on the water and around the facility without any of the players around.   It gave them a chance to reflect on the season. "The season just flew by this year," said Coach Britt. "It seems like yesterday we were asking each other whether we will get access to the Tracy pool next week."

"We are very pleased to get 5 players on both SJAA All-League teams. It is nice to see their hard work payed off and they got noticed by the other SJAA coaches. "They have established a nice base for us and the underclassmen need to keep it going for next year.

"We are working on some things that will make our program even better next year," said Coach Britt.

The coaches stated they would like to thank all the parents for their support. They specifically called out the Booster Club and Ms. McCary for coming back to scorekeep. He also thanked the parents that took pictures and contributed to the website.

"The program is heading in the right direction with all the players and parents hard work. Let's keep the momentum going into 2010! "See you at the year-end party."

"GO DOGS, GO POLO"  - Coach Keith Britt

PS....Coach Britt is still looking for senior gift money to be offered by the parents.

Awards Night Monday November 16th.  More info to follow.

We are in need of sponsors and donations for the 14 senior gifts.  If you are interested in sponsoring this, please contact Coach Britt.  Sponsor checks are payable to THS Waterpolo. 

Here are some photos taken by Mark Spector.  I'll have mine up once I recover from all the extra work of covering homecoming.

Girls Varsity vs Bear Creek

J.V. Boys vs Bear Creek

J.V. Boys vs Lincoln

The scorebook for the Lodi tournament will show three losses, however Coach Keith Britt was far more upbeat then a 1-3 showing might indicate.  "It was a good learning experience for us today.  It was hard playing four games on a warm day, associated with homecoming weekend, etc," said Britt.  "We just let a few periods get away from us and it turned into a swim meet that we could not finish.  When we had good spacing and made good passes, we looked good against some very strong JV teams."

Coach Britt also wanted to thank the parents that made the decision to go to Panera Breads over Pizza.  "Good call." 

Game 1 Tracy 7 - Bear Creek 5

Game 2 Tracy 4 - El Dorado 12

Game 3 Tracy 2 - Tokay 12

Game 4 Tracy 3 - Tokay 10

	G	A	S	B	K
Britt	1	1	13	2	1
Serrato	8	2	8		2
Inocencio	3	3	7		5
Stevenson			4
Sharifi	2		5		2
Agee	1	1	4
Mclaughlin	1	4	12		3
Osmani			4
Johnson			7	14	2

In a post game conference after the Bear Creek game, Coach Britt said, " It was nice to see a good turn out for our last senior home game.  The girls may have played their best game of the year.  We had a great third period when we played very well.  Girls - keep it going into your last game."

He also said, "Varsity boys played well at times in a very emotional game.  We will always take a tough loss with our heads held high and with class."  

Coach thought it was interesting that the 5 yellow cards that he received this season came from the same referee.

He also wanted to say that he is, "VERY PROUD OF WHAT THIS SR CLASS HAS DONE FOR THE PROGRAM.  THEY HAVE FORMED A SOLID BASE FOR THE CLASSES TO FOLLOW."

And on a final note, he said, "LET'S FINISH THIS SEASON WITH A GREAT LAST GAME VS LODI ON THURSDAY!"

In some spirited games at the Tracy pool Thursday, there was a lot of emotion not only for the seniors playing their last game at THS, but also for the fans in the stands who saw Tracy win the varsity girls matchup but the boys fall in a last second loss.

Varsity girls beat Franklin 7 - 6.  Varsity boys beat Franklin 19 - 6.

Girls:

Tracy    2 - 3 - 0 - 2

Franklin 1 - 2 - 1 - 2

"The girls played well against a much improved Franklin team," said Coach Britt in a post game conference.  "Kelsey had a nice job on #10 (Franklin's best girl).  The girls did a nice job of spacing the off and Daryl did a good job of swimming through the off.  Rena threw the ball harder.  Norman did a great job in the goal.  Hope and Lindsey had a very good senior game.  Everyone did a nice job.  Keep it going, ladies!"

Scott 3 goals 1 kickout

Connolly 1 goal 2 kickouts

Pombo 2 goals 2 kickouts

Phelps 1 goal  1 assist  2 kickouts

Jessen  2 kickouts

Norman 7 blocks and 3 steals

Boys:

Tracy     4 - 6 - 2 - 7

Franklin  1 - 2 - 2 - 1

In a post game conference with Coach Britt, he said, "Andy and Tyler Trew took full advantage of their match ups.  Tyler Black and Tanner did a good job filling in for Brandon.  Ben and Conner did a good job controlling the game along with Justin winning the swimming part and Jake being Jake.  Everyone did their part."  Coaches wanted to let the boys know that they have "all the faith in you" and now "you guys have to believe in yourselves."

Sharpe 1 goal

Lavand 6 goals 2 kickouts

Agee 3 goals

Phelps 1 goal

Black 2 goals

Trew 6 goals

Andrade 1 kickout

Tencati 1 kickout

Link 1 kickout

Finney 9 blocks 2 steals

Battling the weather conditions on Tuesday night was no easy task for the Bulldogs or their spectators.  In the rain and the wind, the Bulldogs got swept by the Lodi Flames.  Varsity Boys kept the game close for three quarters, but the Flames pulled away in the end.  More details to follow from coach Britt on the other games.... 

Coach Britt and Coach Trew were a bit frustrated in their post game press conference.  "We are very disappointed in the results with the performance of all four teams.  Both teams played under the same conditions and Tracy didn't show up to play and Lodi did.  Lodi handled the elements better than Tracy did," said Coach Britt.  "The players can do a lot better job in the pool if they listen more to the coaches rather than generating so many comments," said Britt.

Congratulations all Bulldog water polo players and coaches on your sweep of West Saturday night.

SCORES AND STORY HERE

eTeamz, the company which provides the web hosting service and behind the scenes tools to help me produce this site has awarded www.tracyhighwaterpolo.com with their "Spotlight Site of the Month."  This is an international award as eTeamz supports 2.5 million teams in over 120 countries.

This site will be placed on their main page as an example of how a premiere site can be designed.

Thank you eTeamz and thank you Coach Britt and Tracy High Water Polo!

It was one of the longer road trips in league, but after playing competitvely in North Stockton, the trip was well worth it.  The J.V. girls, varsity girls and varsity boys all won.  For the J.V. boys, they played hard to the end and almost came from behind in the 4th.  Stats coming from coach.

J.V. girls defeated Bear Creek 14-8

J.V. boys lost to Bear Creek 10-8

Girls Varsity defeated Bear Creek 17-9

Boys Varsity defeated Bear Creek 11-6

After a tough loss to Lincoln on Thursday evening, the boys headed to Rocklin to play in the Woodcreek tourney.  The boys went 2-3 with opening day losses to Nevada Union 10-9 and Ukiah 15-5.  In the 3rd game on Friday, they beat Franklin  9-1.  After a long day of Water Polo and taking in the football game at home, they returned early on Sunday and beat Rocklin.  The final game was a loss to Rio Americana High.

Nevada Union ..2-4-3-1=10

Tracy .................2-0-4-3 =9

Jossey 3 goals, 1 steals

Phelps 2 goals, 1 assist, 5 steals, 1 block

Agee 2 goals, 1 assist, 1 steals

Levand 1 goal, 2 steals, 1 block

Trew 1 block

Finney 1 assist, 3 steals, 12 blocks

"This a game we should have but we did make a nice 2nd half comeback," said Coach Britt.

Game 2 recap (a 15-5 loss to Ukiah)

Ukiah.......5-3-3-4=15

Tracy.......2-2-1-0=5

Levand 2 goals, 3 steals

Agee 1 goal

Ned 1 goal, 1 assist, 1 save

Silva 1 goal, 1 assist, 1 steal

Phelps 6 steal

Jossey 1 block

Trew 1 steal

Finney 1 save, 13 blocks, 1 5m block

Jossey 1 goal, 2 assists, 1 steals

Phelps 1 goal, 3 assists, 8 steals

Levand 1 goal, 5 steals

Michael 2 goals

Silva 1 goal, 1 assist, 4 steals

Trew 2 goals, 1 assist, 3 steals

Finney 2 steals, 5 blocks

We went 1-2 on the day but could have done better.  We were only 1 for 14 on the 6 on 5 matchups," said Coach Britt.

Sorry for the delays in posting information from the Thursday Lincoln matches (I got sidetracked covering the Crosstown Classic Football games).

Mr. Spector has some pictures from the J.V. Boys and J.V. girls matches here:

J.V. Boys

J.V. Girls

It was a good day for the varsity girls and boys as they swept Franklin at the THS pool Tuesday.  For the varsity boys it was a very long and cold day as things got started long before the sun came up with practice at 6 a.m. 

Led by great shooting spread throughout several players and outstanding goaltending by Jake Finney the boys won 23-9.

The girls varsity won the early game 12-7.

Congratulations ladies on your victory today against the Franklin Yellowjackets.

For the Woodcreek tourney this weekend, the boys will leave at 6 a.m. on Friday.  Possible return time is 6 p.m.  The more games won on Friday the later the games will be on Saturday.  All games are played at American River College.

Two vans are scheduled which will hold 7 each.  One parent driver for Saturday is needed.

NO J.V. GAME TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY

On Tuesday, only the varsity boys and girls will play.  This was a last minute change.

Wednesday J.V. game has been cancelled.

In addition to my photos, here are some photos taken by Mark Spector of the West match:

Boys J.V. vs West

Boys Varsity vs West

In his post tournament comments from the Woodcreek Tourney, Coach Britt said that the team played much better "team water polo" today.  He also wanted to express his appreciation and that of the team for the Pombo's support of the team lunch.  Finally, he stated, "League starts on Tuesday.  We have learned a lot in the last couple of weeks about water polo.  I hope we can apply it."

In the 1st game on Saturday, Tracy beat Antelope 11 - 4 and in the 2nd game they lost to San Marin 6 - 5.

Antelope 0-0-1-3   Tracy 2-2-5-2

San Marin 1-1-1-3  Tracy  2-2-0-1

It was a tough day for the Varsity girls at the Woodcreek Tournament today.  In the first game, Tracy lost to Clovis North 14 - 3.  In the second game, they lost to Ukiah 13 - 9.

Next game is Saturday morning at 8:25 a.m. vs Antelope.

If you showed up a few minutes late for the varsity game, you missed the only time the score was close and the game was in doubt.  Within a couple of minutes, the starting crew of the boys varsity team had the game firmly in hand.  With every Tracy goal that kept snowballing, the frustration began to mount for the West coach and his players.  The final score was 26-7.

Seniors Jake Finney and Ben Agee who are best friends and have played for four years on varsity and in many crosstown games, led the Bulldog attack against West.  Finney was amazing in goal preventing a West score until there was only 3:31 left in the 1st half.  He also had at least 15 blocked shots. 

Justin Phelps had six goals, Ben Agee five, Conner Shapre and Tyler Trew had four, and additional scorers were Tanner Silva, Brandon Jossey, Andy Levand, and Michael Samanigeo.

West will get a chance for revenge when all the teams are matched up again on Saturday October 10 at West.

Pictures are loaded here

Tracy Press coverage is here

Coach Britt commented on how proud he was the boys varsity and it was a great way to prepare for league play which opens on Tuesday against Franklin.  Britt stated the J.V. stats would be released in the near future.

TRACY PRESS COVERAGE - CLICK HERE

Coach Britt wanted a sweep over West but instead he had to settle for a split.  The J.V. game was an exciting matchup that went to overtime and was not decided until very late with Tracy coming out on top 12-10.  The varsity matchup was over early as West put it out of reach 8-1 at the half and ended the game lopsided 17-3.

In the J.V. game, Mariah Serrato was the offensive weapon with 11 goals.  Kiraa Johnson had 8 blocks and Jenni Albee contributed with 4 blocks.   Further stats to come from the coach.

Video of Tracy vs West Girls is below.  Short clip with just a few scenes.

On Wednesday, the JV girls will practice 3:15 - 4:45 (before the boys play West) and the Varsity girls will practice after the boys beat West.

On Friday, Varsity girls in Woodcreek tournament - all day (6 a.m. - ?) more info to follow.  No practice for JV girls, JV boys, Varsity boys. 

Saturday, Varsity girls still in Woodcreek tournament.  Practice TBA for JV girls, JV boys, Varsity boys.

Coach Britt has acquired a generous sponsor to support web hosting cost for this website and Tracy High Football.  Richard Cote, President of Fremont Pool Supply of Tracy (service and supply center for your pool and spa) has become our first sponsor for tracyhighwaterpolo.com.  His donation will keep this site active for the 2009 water polo season and cover the football site for one year.

You can advertise on this or any of my sites starting at $5 a month.

Thank you Fremont Pool Supply!

All four of the Tracy water polo teams were swept by the Napa High team on Tuesday night.  Scores and info coming soon.

The game scheduled against Kimball for Friday has been cancelled.  The entire program will practice on Friday.  If full attendance is not achieved, a practice will be scheduled for 6:30 a.m. Saturday.  Note Friday practice times below.

Saved as an attachment is a nice summary about Water Polo.  The handout has refereee signals, definitions, and the rules.  Obtain a pdf copy in the handout below.

HIGH DEF VIDEO SUMMARY NOW AVAILABLE HERE 4 minutes

In the Silver State Shootout tournament in Reno this weekend, the varsity boys water polo team showed signs of being a very good team in their play against Ygnacio Valley, Elk Grove, and Reno.  In their final game against Washington High, they were physically and mentally beat by a well oiled squad.  The Bulldogs finished 2-2 and played in the playoff game for 2nd place squads.

Recap:

In the final game of the tournament, the Bulldogs lost to Washington High, 15-5. 

In game 3 on Saturday morning, Tracy was matched up against Reno and the Bulldogs won 13-11.  Game should not have been that close, but Tracy looked a little lethargic in the pool.  Tracy will play at 1:00 p.m. today in the playoff game for 2nd place teams.

In game 2 at 6 p.m. Friday, the boys won against Laguna Creek of Elk Grove 14 - 4.  The win has Tracy set up to battle for a potential 2nd place finish.  Two more games are slated for Saturday.

In game 1 Friday, the boys led most of the game but fell late 7-6 to Ygnacio Valley.

ALL PICS LOADING HERE IN PHOTO GALLERY

Boys Varsity defeated Los Banos 12-5 to go 2-1 in the early season.  Conner Sharped had 4 goals, 1 assist, and 1 steal.  Steven Andrade had 1 kickout along with Tanner Silva.  Brandon Jossey had 1 goal, 2 assist, 1 steal, and 1 kickout.  Andy Levand had 2 goals, 1 steal, and 1 kickout.  Ben Agee had 1 assist and 3 steals.  Justin Phelps had 3 goals, 1 assist, 2 steals, and 1 block.  Michael Samanigo had 2 steals.  Jake Finney in goal had 10 saves, 3 steals, and 1 assist.  "Everyone played today," said Coach Britt.  "We have a good group of talented kids that are starting to gel as a team.  Hopefully this will carry over to the Reno trip."

Varsity Girls:  Lost 12-1 and their record is now 1-2.  Lindsey Phelps had 1 goal, 3 steals, 1 kickout.  Sahar Osmani had 1 assist.  Additional kickouts were Scott (1), Connolly (1), Pombo (2), Phelps (1).  "We just didn't do anything well today.  It was a total flip flop from the Tuesday game.  Hopefully we continue to learn from our games," said Coach Britt.

J.V. Girls:  Jost 11-1.  Their record is now 0-3.  Mariah Serrato had a goal.  Allie Britt one assit and one steal.  Annie Foote and Alyssa Incocencio had one steal each.  Goalie Kira Johnson had 5 saves.  "Los Banos had a lot of Water Polo experience and had the upper-hand all game," said Coach Britt.

Here are some pictures compliments of Mark Spector as he covered the action at Dougherty Valley on Tuesday.

Girls Varsity

Boys Varsity

J.V. Boys

Behind Lindsey Phelps, the girls varsity team won an exciting match Tuesday against Dougherty Valley in overtime 15-13.  The varsity boys followed and did not disappoint as they took command and won 16-6.

In J.V. action, the boys were on the winning side of a 12-5 matchup but the girls took their 2nd loss of the early season falling 5-1.

J.V. girls lost 5-1 vs Los Banos and are now 0-2.  Mariah Serrato had 1 goal and 3 steals.  Allie Britt had 3 steals, Sara Agee 2 steals.  Goalie Kira Johnson had 8 saves.  "I like the way our little team is learning and getting better," said Coach Britt.

Varsity girls won 15-13 in O.T. to go 1-1 overall.  Daryl Scott had two goals, 1 assist, and 1 kickout.  Hope Connolly had 4 steals and 2 kickouts.  Rena Pombo had 5 goals, 2 assists, and 1 steal.  Kelsey Jessen had 1 goal, 1 assist, and 1 steal.  Lindsey Phelps had 6 goals, 2 kickouts.  Shar Osmani added a goal.

If you see another photographer near the pool in addition to me, you might be viewing Mark Spector at work with his lens.  Mark has graciously provided his Picasa web album link so we can view additional photos of Bulldog action.  Thanks Mark.

Scrimmage

Livermore game

Tuesday begins a busy week of play which starts with a long trip with East Bay traffic to the beautiful multi-million dollar campus of Dougherty Valley High School off Bollinger Canyon in San Ramon.  View Dougherty Valley Directions

Wednesday the team makes another long trip to Los Banos.
View Los Banos Directions

On Thursday the varsity boys leave school mid day and head to Reno for a tournament.

IN OTHER NEWS......, Coach Britt provided an update on the play from the first game against Livermore last week.

"If you compete, good things will happen," said Coach Britt.  He wanted all his teams to focus on that message this week.  "If you think you can win, you will.  If you think you are going to lose, you are right.  Our practice and execution this week will be about understanding that competition is 10% physical and 90% mental," said Britt.

"Coach Trew and I saw some good things come out of the first game.  Livermore was a very good team but we will work on getting better with every practice and game.  I think we will be much better as we move on further into the season."

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Coach Britt provided the following stats from Livermore:

J.V. Girls

Mariah Serrato 2 goals, 1 steal.

Allie Britt - 3 steals

Goalies Kara Johnson and Ashley Mclaughlin had 4 saves each and 2 steals each.

Personal faults:  Britt 1 and Jenni Albee 1

J.V. Boys

Justin Phelps - 3 goals, 2 assists

Tim Taylor 2 goals and 2 steals

Nick Ramon 2 goals

Ivan Diaz 2 steals.

Goalie Scotty White had 4 saves and 1 steal.

Personal faults:  Tim Taylor 1

Lindsey Phelps 4 goals, 2 assists, and 4 steals

Rena Pombo 3 goals, 2 assists, 3 steals

Taylor Martinez 1 goal, 2 steals

Goalies:  Bridget Emery 6 saves.  Alexandria Norman 5 saves

Personal faults:  Connolly 2, Daryl Scott, Sahar Osmani, and Lindsey Phelps 1 each.

Andy Levand 2 goals

Conner Sharpe 1 goal, 2 assists, 2 steals.

Goalies:  Jake Finney 14 saves and 4 steals / Tanner Silva 2 saves and 1 steal

Personal Faults:  Agee 3, Sharpe, Jossey, Trew, Campbell 1 each.

It was not a stellar start for the Bulldogs as they hosted the LIvermore Cowboys in the home opener.  At every level, Livermore was a little faster and stronger to the ball and swept Tracy on Thursday afternoon.

In the Girls J.V. game, Livermore won 13-2 

In the 2nd match, Livermore defeated the Boys J.V. 14-7

In the 3rd match the Bulldog Varsity girls lost 19-8.

In the 4th and final matchup, the Varsity boys lost 24-7.

ALL PICTURES ARE LOADING HERE

A reminder to re-check the schedule as a J.V. game has been added to September 30 and a girls tourney is slated for October 24.

A note to the parents.... My work schedule does not allow me to make some of the early start games.  If anyone can capture some pictures of the J.V. action, please e-mail them to me and I will post on this website.  

I receive complaints from time to time that I don't provide full coverage.  My websites are not officially related to the school and I am not employed by the school.  I do this independent of the school as a hobby.  I do the best I can at making the games and balancing the demands of my real job.  Thanks for your understanding.

The THS Girls and Boys J.V. teams got to take in some water polo action tonight as they scrimmaged against an aggressive Kimball High team.

After the brief battles, Coaches Britt and Trew held a parent meeting. 

TRYOUTS follow conditioning and will begin on August 17.  You will need to have all the required paperwork filled out and handed in to be eligible to get into the water. Forms are attached below.

<NOTE THIS SCHEDULE MAY CHANGE BASED ON THS CONSTRUCTION>

Here is the Monday - Saturday practice schedule for the month of August:

JV Girls - 3:30 p.m. - 5 p.m.

JV Boys - 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Varsity Girls - 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Varsity Boys - 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Saturday practices will be:

All Girls 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

All Boys 10:30 a.m. - Noon

Wednesday night update..... Day 2 of conditioning is in the books as the kids swam longer laps in the pool today.  Nothing new to report.  Athletes should report back to the West High pool on Thursday @ 6:30 p.m. for more fun.

Tuesday:  At 6:30 p.m. on a beautiful Tuesday afternoon potential Tracy High Water Polo players jumped into the West High pool for the first day of conditioning.  Under the watchful eye and direction of Coaches Trew and Britt, 40+ student athletes participated in a grueling workout.  For those who had been swimming in the off-season, the workout was intense.  For those who had less swim time and were not quite "water-ready," the 2 hours was extremenly challenging.  "This is a necessary part of the preparation for the regular season," said head coach Keith Britt.

Today was picture day for the Fall Sports Program.  I was also there grabbing a few shots for the website.  More will be added in the near future.

Check out who is on what fall sport by viewing my photo page. 

Closeup shots will load later.

BUSY WEEK IN SEPTEMBER FOR BOYS VARSITY

It's important that varsity boys begin planning their academic schedule for the week of September 7.  It will be a busy week with a lot of school missed (Los Banos game on Wednesday and Reno release on Thursday). Release is 1 p.m and the bus leaves at 1:15 p.m. sharp.

Reno Boys Tourney info: All games are played at the Idlewild Pool at 1805 Idlewild Drive in Reno, Nevada. 

Game 1 = Friday  10 a.m. vs Ygnacio Valley

Game 2 = Friday 6 p.m. vs Laguna Creek

Game 3 = Saturday 10:20 a.m. vs Cottage Creek

Game 4 = Saturday playoff brackets (TBA) 11:40, 1 p.m., 2:20, 3:40.  Championship 5 p.m Saturday.

Players and chaperones will leave THS at 2 p.m. on Thursday September 10.  The team is staying at the Grand Sierra Resort, Reno  (775) 789-2186.  The team will stay Thursday and Friday night.  They will checkout at 10 a.m. on Saturday and then return after the games.

The cost for the trip is $100 per player.  Make the check payable to Keith Britt.  Money for food and other functions is not included with this budget.  Players should have plenty of spending money as there are many activities at the hotel and surrounding area (go carts, bowling, movie, driving range, etc).  Any extra money from the $100 payment will be used for a team pizza night.

Four dirvers/chaperones are needed.  Please inquire with Coach Britt.  He would prefer a male chaperone (for cost effectiveness reasons) but a female chaperone can be accomodated.

This is not a mandatory tournament and it is your option to attend.  Please let coach know by Monday August 31.  Checks are due Wednesday September 9.

Coach Britt can be reached at 629-4444 or k.c.britt@gmail.com