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.
DUE TO POOR AIR QUALITY, ALL OUTDOOR PRACTICES AND GAMES TODAY, NOVEMBER 15, ARE CANCELLED
​LOWELL ADVANCES IN NORCAL GIRLS TENNIS
SF Section Girls Tennis team champion Lowell defeated Oakland Section champion Oakland Tech 7-0 in the CIF NorCal Tournament first round November 14 at the Bay Club in San Francisco. The win sends the Cardinals off to the quarterfinals November 16 at the Broadstone Racquet Club in Folsom. All the best to our section champs as they battle for a NorCal title!
CROSS COUNTRY ALL-CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS TOMORROW
The AAA/SF Section Cross Country All-City championship meet is set for November 16 at the Polo Fields in Golden Gate Park. Athletes from 11 schools will be competing in boys and girls varsity and frosh-soph divisions. Check this link for a complete list of entries (updated 11/13/18). Races begin at 1:00pm, so come out and cheer on your favorite runners as they battle for a title and, for the varsity squads, a berth in the CIF State Meet.
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS NOVEMBER 16
The AAA/SF Section Varsity Football playoffs are set for tomorrow, November 16, with semi-final match-ups. Balboa travels to Lincoln, and Galileo hosts Mission. Both games kick-off at 2:00pm with winners advancing to the annual Turkey Day title game November 22.
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.
LOWELL GIRLS SOCCER COACH RECEIVES STATE AWARD
Lowell HS Girls Soccer coach Eugene Vrana has been selected by the United Soccer Coaches Association as the California Small Schools Coach of the Year. Coach Vrana piloted the Lady Cardinals to the SF Section and CIF NorCal DIV titles this past 2018 season. Congratulations to Gene on this fine accomplishment and the great job he has done educating and developing the skills of many young women both in life and on the pitch!
LINCOLN ATHLETES STARRING ON THE NATIONAL LEVEL
Three Lincoln student athletes competed recently in national and international weightlifting events. Junior Seth Tom won Gold at the 17 and under National Championships earning him a spot on team USA for the 2019 World Championships. Freshman Julia Yun broke an American record for her weight class (see this link for a nice story about Julia). And senior Kuinini Manumua took fifth place at the Junior World Championship in Uzbekistan qualifying for the Senior World Championships where she will represent her home country of Tonga. Check out videos of Seth and Kuinini in action below. Congratulations to all three Mustang athletes on their fine accomplishments!
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. 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!

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Fall Sports Leaders
Cross Country: See standings link for Top 10 best times and meet results

Football V: Lincoln 6-0
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Football FS: Balboa 5-1

Golf GV: Lowell wins championship

Tennis GV: Lowell wins championship

Volleyball GV: Lincoln wins championship

Volleyball GJV: Lincoln wins championship
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
​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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