MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS
ANOTHER YEAR COMPLETE!
Well another exciting year of AAA Middle School athletic competition has come to a close. Hopefully you were able to see in person the many athletes who put on their uniforms and gave it their all on the field, in the gym, and on the track this past year. Thanks to all our wonderful coaches and athletic directors for helping make 2018-19 a success. Have a wonderful summer, and well see you all back again in the fall for more middle school athletic action!
Well another exciting year of AAA Middle School athletic competition has come to a close. Hopefully you were able to see in person the many athletes who put on their uniforms and gave it their all on the field, in the gym, and on the track this past year. Thanks to all our wonderful coaches and athletic directors for helping make 2018-19 a success. Have a wonderful summer, and well see you all back again in the fall for more middle school athletic action!
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MIDDLE SCHOOL TRACK TEAM TITLE TO THE PANTHERS
The AAA Middle School Track All-City finals were held May 3 at Kezar Stadium. Presidio, once again, earned the top spot in the team competition with 467.5 points. Second place went to Giannini with 311 points. Rounding out the top three was Marina with 234.5 points. Check the link below for complete final event results and medalists. Congratulations to the Panthers on their 16th straight team title and to all 20 schools who competed this year for another very exciting and entertaining All-City meet and season! |
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PRESIDIO WINS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TITLE
The AAA Middle School Girls Volleyball final took place March 4 at Kezar Pavilion with Presidio downing Giannini 2-0. The victory earned the Panthers their third overall title and completed an undefeated season for the Richmond District school. Also, Angela Chen of Giannini and Mika Nguyen of Presidio (pictured above) were voted winners of the annual Flo Hyman award presented to the top player from each squad during the match. Congratulations to the Panther squad and Angela and Mika on there victories and very successful seasons!
The AAA Middle School Girls Volleyball final took place March 4 at Kezar Pavilion with Presidio downing Giannini 2-0. The victory earned the Panthers their third overall title and completed an undefeated season for the Richmond District school. Also, Angela Chen of Giannini and Mika Nguyen of Presidio (pictured above) were voted winners of the annual Flo Hyman award presented to the top player from each squad during the match. Congratulations to the Panther squad and Angela and Mika on there victories and very successful seasons!
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PANTHERS CLAW THEIR WAY TO GIRLS SOCCER TITLE
The AAA Middle School Girls Soccer final was held December 18 at Washington HS with Presidio downing Aptos 2-1 in a very exciting and hard fought match. The Panthers struck first in the 21st minute on a goal by Opshory Choudhury who had just entered as a substitute moments earlier. The Tigers answered back when Ceci Rodriguez found the back of the net in the 26th minute on a rebound shot after a free kick save by Panther goalie Kylie Posadas. The match remained tied into the early part of the second half when once again Opshory Choudhury found herself in the right place at the right time knocking in a shot off the post in the 43rd minute as she followed up a diving save by Aptos goalie Miriam Freedman, putting Presidio back in front. The Panther's defense then went into lock down mode, shutting out the Tigers and allowing only one shot on goal in the final 15 minutes to seal the victory and bring the Richmond District school their fourth straight title! Congratulations to both schools on a very entertaining final and very successful seasons! |
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RED DRAGONS TAKE GIRLS BASKETBALL TITLE
The AAA Middle School Girls Basketball championship took place December 11 at Kezar Pavilion with Alice Fong Yu downing Presidio 37-24. The Red Dragons broke open a close game at the half with an 18-2 third quarter en route to the victory. The win completed an undefeated season for the Red Dragons and brought the Inner Sunset District school their fifth overall title. Congratulations to both teams on a very successful season! |
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JAGUARS CLAW THEIR WAY TO BOYS HOOPS TITLE
The AAA Middle School Boys Hoops season concluded December 11 with Giannini running past Everett 74-49 in the championship game at Kezar Pavilion. The Jaguars took a commanding 21-8 first quarter lead and ended the first half ahead by 23. The stifling Giannini defense and potent offense kept the Owls off balance throughout the contest, allowing the Jaguars to empty the bench throughout the fourth quarter and give their entire squad a chance to experience the thrill of on court experience in a title game. The victory earned Giannini their third straight championship and eighth overall. Congratulations to our AAA Boys Champs and to the Owls as well for a very successful overall season! |
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JAGUARS TAKE BASEBALL TITLE
The AAA Middle School Baseball championship took place October 11 with Giannini downing Presidio 9-5 at West Sunset Field. The Panthers jumped out to an early first inning lead, but the Jaguars stormed back to go ahead 5-1 after four innings. Presidio battled back to tie the game in the top of the sixth, however their Sunset District opponent answered with four runs in the bottom of the inning then shut the door on the Panthers in the top of the seventh to close out the win and complete and undefeated season for the Jaguars. Congratulations to Giannini on their 19th title overall and also to Presidio for a fine season on the diamond! |
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SOFTBALL TITLE GOES TO GIANNINI
The AAA Middle School Girls Softball final was held October 10 with Giannini outlasting Presidio 8-7 at Lang Field. The game was tied at 2 until the fifth inning when the Panthers tallied five runs to take a 7-2 lead. The Jaguars, however, chipped away with three runs in the sixth, trimming the deficit to two. Then, after putting down the Presidio hitters in order in the top of the seventh, they scored three runs in their final at bat to complete the comeback and grab the title. The victory capped off an undefeated season for the Sunset District school and earned them their thirteenth championship overall. Congratulations to both teams on a very exciting final and successful seasons! |
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EVERETT ON TOP IN BOYS SOCCER
The AAA Middle School Boys Soccer championship was held October 9 at Boxer Stadium with Everett downing Presidio 2-1. The Panthers scored first on a goal by Matthew Wilson in the 11th minute and taking a 1-0 lead into halftime. The second half, however, was dominated by the Owls as they scored twice on tallies by Logan Tracy in the 32nd minute and what proved to be the game winner by Patrick Zamora Salazar in the 41st minute. The victory earned Everett their second straight title and eighth overall. Congratulations to both teams on a very exciting championship match and successful seasons on the pitch! |
CPR REGULATIONS
A notice to ALL Middle School coaches, CPR regulations have changed! A child is now considered anyone 11 years of age or younger. Since many middle school students are within this age range, ALL Middle School coaches MUST take both adult AND child CPR when renewing or obtaining certification for the first time. Please take note of this when signing up for your next course.
NFHS OFFERS MIDDLE SCHOOL COACHING ED COURSE
The NFHS is now offering an on-line coaching education course for Middle School coaches. Check out this link for information about the course and how to sign up.
COACHING YOUTH COURSE OFFERED BY ASEP
Check out this link to information on a new on-line courses on coaching at the youth level (ages 6-13) available through ASEP. They give some very helpful information on coaching various youth sports and dealing with athletes in this age group. ASEP is a required course for high school coaches and this youth course would be a great precursor for those youth coaches with higher aspirations.
A notice to ALL Middle School coaches, CPR regulations have changed! A child is now considered anyone 11 years of age or younger. Since many middle school students are within this age range, ALL Middle School coaches MUST take both adult AND child CPR when renewing or obtaining certification for the first time. Please take note of this when signing up for your next course.
NFHS OFFERS MIDDLE SCHOOL COACHING ED COURSE
The NFHS is now offering an on-line coaching education course for Middle School coaches. Check out this link for information about the course and how to sign up.
COACHING YOUTH COURSE OFFERED BY ASEP
Check out this link to information on a new on-line courses on coaching at the youth level (ages 6-13) available through ASEP. They give some very helpful information on coaching various youth sports and dealing with athletes in this age group. ASEP is a required course for high school coaches and this youth course would be a great precursor for those youth coaches with higher aspirations.
MIDDLE SCHOOLS
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School
Aptos Willie Brown B.V.H.M Bessie Carmichael James Denman Everett Alice Fong Yu Francisco A.P. Giannini Herbert Hoover M.L. King Lawton James Lick Claire Lilienthal Marina Presidio Paul Revere Rooftop Theodore Roosevelt SF Community Visitacion Valley |
Nickname
Tigers Warriors Dragons Gray Wolves Demons Owls Red Dragons Rams Jaguars Hawks Cobras Lions Bulldogs Wolves Penguins Panthers Mustangs Ravens Trojans Gray Foxes Falcons |
Principal
Nicole Trickett Charleston Brown Claudia Delarios-Moran Sarah Pooner Lisa Jovick-Berrueta Lindsay Dowdle Liana Szeto Patrick West Tai Schoeman Elizabeth Fierst Michael Essien Armen Sedrakian Timothy Reidy Moira Zacharakis Ginny Daws Emma Dunbar George Bryan Nancy Bui Michael Stachon Kevin Odle Joseph Truss |
Athletic Director
Danielle Hanlon Hannah Manetta Liam Meisel Robin Corpuz Century Faataui Ruben Urbina Jay Taylor Danielle Anderson Chris Cheng Curtis Chan Diana Delfino Brenda Richard Adele Faataui Karen Hadley James Canellos Shauna Alvarez Derik Dulin Nick Torres Jon Oberto Robert Schneider Barry O'Driscoll |
Phone
415-469-4520 415-642-8901 415-695-5881 415-291-7984 415-469-4535 415-241-6344 415-759-2764 415-291-7900 415-759-2770 415-759-2783 415-330-1500 415-759-2832 415-695-5675 415-749-3516 415-749-3495 415-750-8435 415-695-5656 415-522-6757 415-750-8446 415-469-4739 415-469-4590 |
SPORTS
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Baseball
Basketball Boys Basketball Girls Soccer Boys Soccer Girls Softball Girls Track Volleyball Girls |
Middle School Coaches List
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Meeting Schedule
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FORMS:
Manual (Bylaws and Rules)
Transfer (Within District)
Transfer (From Outside District)
MS Eligibility List
MS Supplemental Eligibility List
MS Related Student
MS Hardship
Pre-Participation Physical
Parental Consent
Parent Consent (Chinese)
Parent Consent (Spanish)
Anti-Steroid Agreement
Anti-Steroid Agreement (Chinese)
Anti-Steroid Agreement (Spanish)
CDC Opioid Fact Sheet
Concussion Information Sheet
Concussion Information Sheet (Chinese)
Concussion Information Sheet (Spanish)
Heat Illness Information Sheet
Sudden Cardiac Information Sheet
Sudden Cardiac Information Sheet (Spanish)
Athlete Injury Report
MS Track Coach Guidebook
MS Bus Return Opt Out Form
Select this link for a list of coaches at our AAA middle schools.
Meeting Schedule
Select this link for a list of upcoming coaches and athletic directors meetings.
FORMS:
Manual (Bylaws and Rules)
Transfer (Within District)
Transfer (From Outside District)
MS Eligibility List
MS Supplemental Eligibility List
MS Related Student
MS Hardship
Pre-Participation Physical
Parental Consent
Parent Consent (Chinese)
Parent Consent (Spanish)
Anti-Steroid Agreement
Anti-Steroid Agreement (Chinese)
Anti-Steroid Agreement (Spanish)
CDC Opioid Fact Sheet
Concussion Information Sheet
Concussion Information Sheet (Chinese)
Concussion Information Sheet (Spanish)
Heat Illness Information Sheet
Sudden Cardiac Information Sheet
Sudden Cardiac Information Sheet (Spanish)
Athlete Injury Report
MS Track Coach Guidebook
MS Bus Return Opt Out Form