CONGRATS TO VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER ALL-LEAGUE SELECTIONS

The Lady Dons celebrated the end of their season at their annual banquet where players (especially seniors), coaches, and parents were all honored for their roles in this high-cultured program and All-League selections were announced! Congratulations to our five honorees – you are great representatives of the Acalanes Girls Soccer Program!

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After Hard-Fought Playoff Battle Varsity Boys Soccer Celebrates Memorable Season

Acalanes wrapped up its season with a year-end celebration event on Monday.  The Dons’ season ended following a hard-fought 0–0 draw against Redwood in the NCS quarterfinals before Redwood advanced in a penalty shootout .  Thank you to the players for their commitment and heart, and to coaches Paul Curtis, Jacob Carroll, and Fernando Flores for their leadership and dedication throughout the…

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Mat Grit & Momentum: Wrestling’s Strong Finish at NCS

ACA Wrestling closed out a strong, hard-fought season at NCS with a 4–2 league record and plenty to be proud of. The team demonstrated toughness and determination all season, qualifying for the NCS Duals for the first time in six years, sending 13 wrestlers to the NCS, and advancing three to the NCS Championships, a testament to their relentless work…

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Boys Varsity Basketball: A Season Worth Remembering

“Even great successes come to a natural end” — Isaac Asimov. Friday night in Oakland, the Dons walked into one of the nicest gyms in the Bay Area — the home of the Bishop O’Dowd Dragons, the #1 seed in Division 1. College-level lighting. Polished floors. Size everywhere. This was such a big game that three members of the Mt.…

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JV Boys Soccer Finish Season with 2-2 Draw

Acalanes finished their season with a 2-2 draw against Mt. Diablo at home. Grant Cortez opened the scoring in the first 15 minutes, capitalizing on chaos in front of the net, but Mt. Diablo equalized moments later. Nickolai restored the lead with a header just before halftime. Despite playing a man down in the second half, the Dons held firm…

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