Summer Camp - Tuesday thru Thursday – June
5-7, June 12-14, and June 19-21 from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm on the
football field. This is not mandatory, but suggested to
learn the Jesuit system and to demonstrate athletic ability to
coaches.
What you need: gym shorts, socks, tennis shoes and two plain
white t-shirts with your first and last name written front and
back, water bottles
Start of Season – Monday, August 6, 2012
at 9:00 am. There will be two practices and will
end approximately at 4:00 pm. Bring water and a lunch.
Practice for the remainder of the week will be handed out
that day. This is a cut sport.
Questions? Contact Coach Gonzalves at bevnskip@msn.com
WATER POLO
Start of Season – Monday, August 6, 2012 at 8:00 am.
All freshman report to the swimming pool with a
speedo water polo suit, towel, swim goggles, and drinking water.
There will be two sessions, so bring a lunch. This a
no-cut sport.
Questions? Conact Coach Cozens at pcozens@aol.com
SOCCER – JV Tryouts
Start of the Season – Monday, August 13, 2012 at 3:15 pm
on the soccer field. Come prepared with soccer
boots, running shoes, a soccer ball, and water. Wear a
white t-shirt with your name on the back in large letters.
Practice will be about two hours. Condition and prepare
physically for tryouts.
Questions? Contact Coach Rose at rosep@jhssac.org
CROSS COUNTRY
Orientation Meeting – Runners and Parents -
Sunday, June 10, 2012, at 7:00 pm in AH-2.
Start of the Season – Monday, August 13, 2012 at 8:00
am. Meet in AH 102. Cross Country is a
no-cut sport.
Quesitons? Contact Coach Lange at wclange@gmail.com.
The Jesuit cross country teams concluded an impressive season on
Saturday as the Marauders narrowly missed advancing to the State
Championship Meet. Despite losing 4 of their top 7 runners from
the 2010 season, the Marauders rebuilt and reloaded to place 6th
in the section, a mere 15 points, and only 9 seconds per runner,
behind 4th place Folsom, the final state qualifier. Perpetual
front-runner junior Chris Goode led the harriers once again,
placing 21st in 17:09, with junior Sam Stoll mere seconds behind
in 23rd place (17:13). Four year-runner Kyle Sanborn closed out
his Jesuit running career in 28th (17:25). Sophomore Tristyn
Martin (34th, 17:33) and junior Eric Ragland (35th, 17:34)
completed the scoring for the Marauders. Senior Luke Gary also
closed out his 4-year career in 44th (17:50).
Three individual qualifiers represented Jesuit in the combined JV
race. Junior Tanner Misono led the trio in 18th (18:02) and
senior Tim Jones closed out his season in a personal best 18:09
(22nd). Four-year runner Chris Medina also had a huge personal
best in 18:16 for 23rd place.
A sign of a bright future, the sophomore team took second to
Granite Bay on the short course at Willow Hill. Von Curtis led
the team this week in 8th place while breaking 12 minutes on the
hilly 2.1 mile course. Christopher Sommers stepped up to the 2nd
position for Jesuit in 13th (12:09) followed by Tommy Malone
(16th, 12:17) and Tanner Leon (24th, 12:30). Jack Richardson
scored for the Marauders in 28th (12:37).
The freshmen squad concluded their first season of cross country
with an impressive 5th place finish. Andrew Huitt and Tristan
Miller earned medals for their performances in 9th (12:26) and
15th (12:57), respectively. Michael Fat ran well in 29th (13:23)
while Logan Kemper had a breakthrough race as Jesuit’s 4th scorer
(38th, 13:42). Matthew Bajamundi (43rd, 14:03) and David Roldan
(46th, 15:02) wrapped up their first seasons in the 5th and 6th
positions.
With 7 of the top 9 Varsity runners and a stellar sophomore
class, the 2012 season looks promising for cross country.
Athletes will now begin training for the upcoming track season
under distance guru Walt Lange and head track coach Tom McGuire.
The Jesuit cross country teams braved cold temperatures to prove
that they are still a threat for a berth to the State
Championship meet. Running a hilly 3 mile course at Frogtown in
Angels Camp, the varsity squad took 4th place to qualify for next
week’s Section Championships. Junior Chris Goode again led the
Marauders in 15th place in a time of 16:36, nearly a minute
faster than his previous outing on the course and earning a medal
in the process. The 2nd-6th men for the varsity had an impressive
19 second spread with junior Sam Stoll (29th, 17:03), senior Kyle
Sanborn (30th, 17:04) and junior Eric Ragland (34th, 17:08)
leading the charge of red and gold. Senior Luke Gary (44th,
17:19) edged out sophomore Andrew Brown (50th, 17:22) for the
final scoring position. Tristyn Martin completed the impressive
showing for the varsity squad in 61st (17:38). Jesuit topped
league rivals Folsom and Ponderosa in a race won by Woodcreek.
Junior Flavio Medrano led the JV boys with his 6th place finish
in 17:11, earning a medal and a berth to the Section meet as an
individual qualifier. Senior Tim Jones also earned hardware and
qualified for next week’s meet in 17th (17:32). Junior Tanner
Misono (25th, 17:48) and senior Chris Medina (41st, 18:17) join
Medrano and Jones as individual qualifiers. Junior Spencer Jensen
(77th, 19:39) and senior Matt Nelson (102nd, 20:32), running his
last race in red and gold, helped the JV boys to a 7th place
finish, one place out of qualifying as a team for the section
meet.
The sophomore squad had the most impressive showing of the day in
placing second to Granite Bay over the 2-mile course. Tommy
Malone led the charge in 12:04 for 13th place followed by Von
Curtis in 12:15, good for 17th, with both runners earning medals.
Jack Richardson ran a strong race (22nd, 12:20), leading Chris
Sommers (29th, 12:26), Tanner Leon (35th, 12:32) and Bryan
Brennan (36th, 12:34) to give the top 6 Marauders a 30-second
spread. Logan Day rounded out the top 7 in 54th (12:57).
The freshmen boys raced their way to a spot in the section meet
with their 4th place finish. In his second race of the season,
Graham Honig placed 6th on the hilly 2-mile course in 12:19 with
Andrew Huitt steps behind in 9th (12:25). Tristan Miller
continued to perform in 15th (12:52), giving the freshmen three
medalists for the day. Michael Fat, also in his second race for
the harriers, impressed in 28th (13:26), followed by Matt
Bajamundi (32nd, 13:32). Logan Kemper (36th, 13:56) and David
Roldan (49th, 16:06) rounded out the freshmen team.
Next week, the Marauders return to the Willow Hill course in
Folsom for the Sac-Joaquin Section Championship meet where the
Varsity boys will compete for one of four berths to the State
Meet in Clovis (race time: 10:30am). The freshmen boys start off
the meet at 9:00am followed by the sophomore boys at 9:20am. The
JV individuals race at 12:00pm.
The Marauder Cross Country teams returned to Willow Hill
Reservoir in Folsom on Saturday, October 29 to compete at the
Delta River League Championships. Junior Chris Goode once again
led the harriers with his 8th place finish over the 5k course
(17:02), earning all-league accolades with a new personal best
for the course. Senior Kyle Sanborn earned a medal with his 15th
place finish (17:25) with sophomore Tristyn Martin (17th, 17:31)
and junior Eric Ragland (18th, 17:32) not far behind. Junior Sam
Stoll took the final scoring position in 24th (17:42), just
edging out sophomore Andrew Brown in 25th (17:43). Senior Luke
Gary rounded out the varsity top seven in 28th (17:55). The
Marauders improved over two minutes on their team time from the
Bronco Invite two weeks prior. The Marauders finished in 4th
place in the competitive league. Oak Ridge took the varsity
title.
The frosh-soph boys matched the varsity team with their fourth
place finish in the early race won by Ponderosa. Sophomore Von
Curtis led the Marauders for the first time this season, earning
a medal in 11th place over the 2.2 mile short course (12:24).
Fellow sophomore Tommy Malone also earned a medal in 13th place
(12:29) just ahead of sophomore Chris Sommers (14th, 12:29).
Tanner Leon took the No. 4 spot for Jesuit (18th, 12:42) and
freshman Andrew Huitt rounded out the scorers for the meet in
21st (12:53). Sophomores Jack Richardson (22nd, 12:55) and Caleb
Eddy (24th, 13:01) completed the frosh-soph top seven. The team
ran over a minute faster than their last outing at Willow Hill.
Next Saturday, the Marauders travel to Angels Camp to compete at
SJS Subsections where they will attempt to qualify for the
Section Championships. The freshmen boys race kicks off the
affair at 9:30am, followed by the sophomore boys at 10:00am and
the JV boys at 10:45am. The top 6 teams and 10 individuals
qualify for the section meet in those divisions. The Varsity will
race at 11:30 for one of the 10 spots at the section meet
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