Golfers edged at Boundary Oaks

Golfers edged at Boundary Oaks

The girls golf team moved to 4-1 after their first loss of the season at Boundary Oaks golf course. Despite some great play and spectacular shot-making, Boundary Oaks has never been the favorite course of the Lady Don’s, and thankfully we’re done with it for the year. The Lady Dons final matches will all be played at our home course,…

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Varsity Dons Take Down College Park 56 – 0!

On a beautiful night for football, the Dons took on the College Park Falcons on Friday.  It was all gas and no break for the boys in white entering the Falcons home opener.  The Dons exercised the demons from their early season losses and showed why they are still ranked #2 in Division 4 football. The YAC (yards after catch) Brothers where…

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XC Running Strong – Wins and Records!

The Cross Country team has completed 2 meets so far this season, here are the highlights! Farmer Invitational in Hayward, Sept 16th: The Men’s Cross Country team started out their season at the Farmer Invitational. They placed 7th overall as a team, led by Logan Farzan who finished in 4th place overall with a time of 15:28.53. In the Frosh-Soph…

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Frosh Football On a Roll

The Freshman football team continues to dominate as they walked away with a 38-8 win against College Park last Thursday night. The Dons are undefeated thus far with a 5-0 record. Let’s go Dons! Getting right down to business, Acalanes scored on the first drive of the game and successfully converted for 2-points immediately putting the Dons up 8-0. Between…

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Dons Flag Football Host First Home Games

Dons Flag Football Host First Home Games

The Acalanes Dons Girls’ Football team decided to throw a party on the field, hosting the Miramonte Matadors and the Clayton Valley Ugly Eagles for their home opener. Miramonte brought their A-game with a small but talented team, while the Ugly Eagles arrived with what seemed like half the bird population, boasting over 30 players. The opening kick-off at 5…

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Varsity Girls Tennis makes a “racket” with their play but falls to Las Lomas 7-2

Throughout most of tennis history, rackets were made of wood.  Heads were around 65 square inches, and some rackets came with fashionable trapezoid-shaped “cases”.  Although graphite composites rackets came out in the early 1980s, Swedish tennis legend Björn Borg tried to stage a comeback in 1985 in Monte Carlo with his standard small-headed wood racket because “he hadn’t tried the…

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JV Volleyball Cages Campo Cougars

Acalanes v. Campo To say the air was filled with anticipation is an understatement. Our home gym was cool in the late summer evening as the freshman Dons fought tooth and nail, point for point against a tough Campo team. Ultimately falling in 2 sets, but what an effort!  All eyes were on the JV squad as they warmed up…

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