Check out the above link to watch live webcasts and highlights of SF Section championship events presented by the NFHS Network.
Select this link to order DVDs of the games and highlights posted.  Just pick the sport and year.
ALL-CITY TRACK FINALS CONCLUDE MAY 20
The AAA/SF Section All-City Track Finals will conclude Monday, May 20, at Lowell HS with Girls Varsity Pole Vault, Boys Varsity High Jump, Girls Varsity Triple Jump, and Boys Varsity Triple Jump. Events will commence at 4:00pm. All other finals events were completed May 18 under rainy and windy skies at Kezar Stadium. Check this link for current finals results and this link for remaining finals event entries. Check back Tuesday, May 21, complete meet results and all State Meet qualifiers.  ​
​CARDINALS COMPETING IN TRANSBAY SOFTBALL TOURNEY
AAA/SF Section Softball champion Lowell begins the defense of their title in the annual Transbay Tournament today, May 17, at Chabot College in Hayward. The Cardinals are taking on OAL champion Oakland Tech in the best of three series. Game two is set for May 21 at Burton HS with the "if needed" final game back at Chabot on May 23. First pitch for all games is set for 4:00pm. All the best to our section champs as they battle their cross bay rivals on the diamond!
CARDINALS VICTORIOUS IN BOYS GOLF TEAM FINAL
The AAA/SF Section Boys Golf championships took place May 13 with Lowell downing Lincoln 417-463 at Lincoln Park GC for the team title. The individual championship was also contested with Lowell's Caleb Leung earning medalist honors carding a 73. Joining Leung on the podium were Washington teammates Jacob Goode (79) and Soichiro Iwata (80). The Cardinals team and Washington's Jacob Goode now head off to the CIF NorCal tournament May 20. All the best to our section winners as they battle the top linksters from the northern part of the Golden State! ​​​
LOWELL TAKES BASEBALL TITLE AT ORACLE PARK
The AAA/SF Section Baseball championship was held May 15 at Oracle Park with Lowell shutting out Washington 5-0 in a rain shortened five inning game. The victory earned the Cardinals their seventh straight title and also a berth in the annual Transbay series against Oakland Section champion Oakland Tech. The first of the three game series is scheduled for May 20 at SF State. Game two will move across the bay to Laney College in Oakland May 21. The "if needed" game three is scheduled for May 28 back at SF State. First pitch for all three games is set for 4:00pm. Come on out and cheer on our section champs as they swing for a second title! 
CARDINALS ON TOP IN TEAM BADMINTON
The AAA/SF Section Team Badminton final was held May 15 at Galileo HS with Lowell besting Washington 6-1. The win earned the Cardinals and undefeated season and their third straight title. Congratulations to our SF Section champs on a fantastic season! 
CIF PRESS RELEASE REGARDING PLAYOFF CONDUCT
Please see the attached  CIF State Office Press Release  regarding athlete, team, and school sportsmanship conduct during upcoming fall sport playoffs.
STATE CIF ADVISORY ON FIELDING TEAMS OUTSIDE SEASON OF SPORT
The State CIF has published an updated advisory with restrictions on schools fielding teams outside their high school season of sport. Please see this link for complete information.
UCSF PLAYSAFE SPORTS MEDICINE PROGRAM
UCSF continues its partnership with the SFUSD Athletic Department by providing doctors, athletic trainers, and functioning training rooms at each of the SFUSD high schools that participate in the AAA. The PlaySafe program also provides a FREE cardiac physical program each May for SFUSD high school athletes. This year's Cardio Physical date is set for May 4th. Also, the coordinator of PlaySafe, Dr. Anthony Luke, was honored by the San Francisco Business Times for his dedicated work to make this program successful. Check out this link to read about his efforts to help keep our athletes playing safe!!
NFHS OFFERS FREE ROLE OF PARENT IN SPORTS COURSE
The NFHS has created a FREE on-line courses for the parents of high school student athletes. The courses provides information on how parents can help their son and/or daughter enjoy and succeed in high school sports.  Check out this link to access the Sports Parent Courses.
ALUMNI HISTORY PAGE
We provide an Alumni History Page under the About Us menu item above dedicated to preserving specific historical athletic information from our past and present AAA/SF Section schools. Check it out! If you have any information about major school events or athletes who have made it to the Professional or Olympic level, please forward it to us via e-mail.
ANNUAL CHAMPIONS POSTED
The updated AAA Annual Champions by Sport are posted on our Schedules/Results/Standings page under the SPORTS menu item above. Being that the AAA dates back to 1924, there are a number of years in various sports for which we have been unable to determine the champion. We are, therefore, requesting your assistance in helping us "fill in the blanks." If you have any information that might shed some light on those "dark years", please call us at 415-920-5185 or send an e-mail to John Zlatunich. Together we can create and build a concise history of the AAA!

No person shall be denied access to CIF San Francisco Section athletic programs on the basis of color, gender, race, nationality or sexual orientation.
Spring Sports Leaders
Badminton: Lowell wins championship

Baseball V: Lowell wins championship
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Baseball FS: Lowell wins championship

Fencing: 
BV: University wins championship
GV: University wins championship

Flag Football GV: Galileo wins championship

Golf BV: Lowell wins championship

Softball GV: Lowell wins championship

Swimming: 
BV: Lowell wins championship
GV: Lowell wins championship
BJV: Lincoln wins championship
GJV: Lowell wins championship

Tennis BV: Lowell wins championship

Track: See Standings link for Top Ten list

Volleyball BV: Lincoln wins championship
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NFHS
The National High School Record Book.  Check this link to access all current high school sports records.
​CIF SF SECTION PARTICIPATION DATA
Check these links for student athletic yearly participation data at all SF Section member schools: 
2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18,
2018-19
​STATS SHOW ATHLETICS BENEFIT STUDENT GPA'S
The SFUSD recently published student athlete GPA statistics and once again athletes outperformed their non-athlete counterparts in the classroom--confirming the philosophy that interscholastic athletics does provide a true educational benefit. Check this link to a detailed report showing all data for 2015.
YOUTH ATHLETICS AIDS PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
Check out this link which provides a summary of research that effectively demonstrates the positive impact of athletics (both school-based and community-based) on youth development and academics.
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