Prep Report: Gators Take a Bite Out of the Vikings
Sacred Heart Prep 14, Palo Alto 3
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Ingrid Corrigan added three goals and Emma Briger recorded six saves for the Gators (5-7, 3-3 WBAL), who play a league match at St. Francis on Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. Claire VanDyke added a pair of goals.
Sacred Heart Prep resides in a third-place tie with Mitty in the West Bay Athletic League standings. Both teams are three games back of leader Menlo (11-2, 6-0), which has a home game against second-place Menlo-Atherton (11-5, 5-1) at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
With four games remaining in the regular season, the winner between Menlo And M-A will likely have the inside track to the title. Sacred Heart Prep will probably be playing for the No. 3 seed when it travels to Mitty for a game Friday.
The top two teams earn a berth into the semifinals, while the third seed hosts the No. 6 seed, which is currently Castilleja, in the quarterfinal round.
Allison Carter and Kailey Wachhorst also scored for the Gators.
Quin Knoblock, Abigail Ramsey and Emma Stringer scored for the Vikings (10-6, 10-2 SCVAL), who have an important game at Gunn on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Palo Alto and the Titans are tied for second, each a game behind Los Gatos, with four to play.
Boys Golf
Sacred Heart Prep completed its West Bay Athletic League season Monday, dropping a 188-210 decision to Harker at Sharon Heights Golf and Country Club.
All six golfers shot respectable rounds for the Gators (6-5, 6-4) but the Eagles, who clinched the title, shot a bit better.
Finn O'Kelly and Holland Sutton each shot a 40. Anderson Page followed with a 42 and both Erik Morris and Luke Peterson came in with a 44. Anikat Bhardwaj was a stroke behind at 45.
Harker (9-0, 9-0), which has one match remaining with The King's Academy, owns a two-match lead over second-place Menlo.
Daulet Tuleubayev shot a 2-under 34 to lead the Eagles. Their high score was a 40.
Sacred Heart Prep prepares for the May 3rd WBAL tournament, which serves as the Central Coast Section qualifier, at Eagle Ridge Golf Club in Gilroy.
Menlo bounced back from a league loss with a resounding 190-286 victory over Pinewood at Sharon Heights Country Club on Monday.
The win improves the Knights record to 7-2 and clinches second place in the WBAL.
Menlo closes league Tuesday in a rematch against Pinewood on Tuesday at Shoreline.
On Monday, Menlo was led by junior Max Ting who won medalist honors with a 2-under par 34 which included three birdies.
Freshman Kripa Dharan had his third consecutive solid match with a 2-over 38. Dharan birdied the par-5 18th hole as did sophomore Charlie Hsieh.
Senior captain Rohin Chandra had his best round of the season with a 39, and the team is getting into form just before the playoffs start next week.
Back
Cam Gordon scored six goals and the Sacred Heart Prep girls lacrosse team downed visiting Palo Alto 14-3 in a nonleague match Monday.
Ingrid Corrigan added three goals and Emma Briger recorded six saves for the Gators (5-7, 3-3 WBAL), who play a league match at St. Francis on Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. Claire VanDyke added a pair of goals.
Sacred Heart Prep resides in a third-place tie with Mitty in the West Bay Athletic League standings. Both teams are three games back of leader Menlo (11-2, 6-0), which has a home game against second-place Menlo-Atherton (11-5, 5-1) at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
With four games remaining in the regular season, the winner between Menlo And M-A will likely have the inside track to the title. Sacred Heart Prep will probably be playing for the No. 3 seed when it travels to Mitty for a game Friday.
The top two teams earn a berth into the semifinals, while the third seed hosts the No. 6 seed, which is currently Castilleja, in the quarterfinal round.
Allison Carter and Kailey Wachhorst also scored for the Gators.
Quin Knoblock, Abigail Ramsey and Emma Stringer scored for the Vikings (10-6, 10-2 SCVAL), who have an important game at Gunn on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Palo Alto and the Titans are tied for second, each a game behind Los Gatos, with four to play.
Boys Golf
Sacred Heart Prep completed its West Bay Athletic League season Monday, dropping a 188-210 decision to Harker at Sharon Heights Golf and Country Club.
All six golfers shot respectable rounds for the Gators (6-5, 6-4) but the Eagles, who clinched the title, shot a bit better.
Finn O'Kelly and Holland Sutton each shot a 40. Anderson Page followed with a 42 and both Erik Morris and Luke Peterson came in with a 44. Anikat Bhardwaj was a stroke behind at 45.
Harker (9-0, 9-0), which has one match remaining with The King's Academy, owns a two-match lead over second-place Menlo.
Daulet Tuleubayev shot a 2-under 34 to lead the Eagles. Their high score was a 40.
Sacred Heart Prep prepares for the May 3rd WBAL tournament, which serves as the Central Coast Section qualifier, at Eagle Ridge Golf Club in Gilroy.
Menlo bounced back from a league loss with a resounding 190-286 victory over Pinewood at Sharon Heights Country Club on Monday.
The win improves the Knights record to 7-2 and clinches second place in the WBAL.
Menlo closes league Tuesday in a rematch against Pinewood on Tuesday at Shoreline.
On Monday, Menlo was led by junior Max Ting who won medalist honors with a 2-under par 34 which included three birdies.
Freshman Kripa Dharan had his third consecutive solid match with a 2-over 38. Dharan birdied the par-5 18th hole as did sophomore Charlie Hsieh.
Senior captain Rohin Chandra had his best round of the season with a 39, and the team is getting into form just before the playoffs start next week.
Sacred Heart Schools Atherton
Founded by the Society of the Sacred Heart, SHS is a Catholic, independent, co-ed day school for students in preschool through grade 12
