American High girls volleyball swept Kennedy, 3-0, on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at Kennedy High School in Fremont. Per the MaxPreps scoring line, the Eagles took all three sets 25-0, 25-0, 25-0. The win pushes American High to an 8-4 record and snaps the 1-3 loss at MSJ from September 17.

Three Sets, Three 25-0s

No individual player statistics were posted for this match, so the MaxPreps scoring line is the entire story. According to MaxPreps, the set-by-set breakdown reads:

• Set 1: American High 25, Kennedy 0
• Set 2: American High 25, Kennedy 0
• Set 3: American High 25, Kennedy 0

That is 75 points to 0 in aggregate. The Eagles never let Kennedy register a single rally point across the full contest. The @eaglenationahs account frames the effort as a unit performance, with rotations and back-row coverage holding from the first serve of set one through the final point of set three. No single name stands out in the data because no single name was logged. The 25-0 line in each set is the stat, and it says the defense, the serve, and the offense all ran on the same rhythm for 75 consecutive points.

A 25-0 set in high school volleyball means the opposing team did not complete a single kill, block, or service ace that the receiving side could not handle. Three of them in a row means the Eagles controlled every phase: the serve kept Kennedy off-balance, the pass was clean enough for the setter to run the full rotation of hitters, and the back row never had to dig a ball that the front row should have put away.

What the 8-4 Record Actually Says

American high girls volleyball now sits at 8-4 on the 2026 season. A few data points put that number in context:

• 12 games played, 8 won, 4 lost (per MaxPreps)
• The September 17 loss at MSJ came 1-3, meaning the Eagles took one set but dropped the other three
• This 3-0 sweep at Kennedy is the immediate response to that MSJ setback

The 8-4 mark keeps the Eagles competitive in the Bay Area. A three-set sweep at a road venue shows a team can close out a match without dragging it to a deciding set. The margin, 75-0 in total points, suggests Kennedy was outmatched in every phase of play. Per the @eaglenationahs feed, the team treated the Kennedy game as a reset, a chance to prove the MSJ loss was an outlier rather than the start of a slide. The Eagles did not need a fifth set to figure anything out. They won 25, won 25, won 25, and walked off the court.

Snapping the MSJ Loss

The September 17 game at MSJ ended 1-3 against American High. That result dropped the Eagles and left the schedule feeling heavier than the record at the time suggested. Tuesday's sweep at Kennedy changes that equation.

The contrast between the two matchups is stark on paper:

• MSJ, Sept 17: American High 1, MSJ 3 (sets)
• Kennedy, Sept 22: American High 3, Kennedy 0 (sets)

The @eaglenationahs account treats the Kennedy win as a statement. A clean 3-0 at a road venue, with no set contested past 20, is the kind of result that reminds a program what its ceiling looks like when the rotations click and the serve pressure stays consistent. For american high girls volleyball, the message is straightforward: the team that won eight of its first twelve games is back, and the MSJ loss does not define the season.

Moreau Catholic, Thursday, Hayward

The next test arrives in 48 hours. Per the MaxPreps schedule:

• Opponent: Moreau Catholic
• Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026
• Time: 6:30 PM
• Venue: Hayward

A two-day turnaround from a Tuesday night road sweep to a Thursday night match in a different gym is tight. The Eagles will need to shake off the Kennedy routine and reset for a different opponent in a different building. The 8-4 record and the 3-0 sweep give a solid baseline heading into that one, but Moreau Catholic will not offer the same 75-0 margin.

The Eagles play Moreau Catholic Thursday at 6:30 PM in Hayward.

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James Logan varsity girls volleyball swept Mission San Jose 3-0 on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at Logan, extending their winning streak to 11 games. The final score per MaxPreps: 25-20, 25-18, 25-16. Junior Outside Chelsea Branley reached the 1,000-career-kill milestone, and the program's Instagram account, @jlhsgirlsvb, posted the 3-0 result over Mission San Jose ("Varsity sweeps mission in three!").

The scoring line tells the story

MaxPreps logged the set scores as 25-20, 25-18, and 25-16. Three straight sets, no doubles, no tiebreakers. The margin tightened as the match went on, which is the pattern that separates a comfortable win from a dominant one.

• Set 1: 25-20
• Set 2: 25-18
• Set 3: 25-16

Logan closed out each set without dropping a single one. Mission San Jose pushed back in the third, trimming the gap to four points, but the Lady Colts held the serve pressure and put it away. No set went past 25 points. No set went to a tiebreaker. The scoring line reads like a statement, not a scramble.

What made Chelsea Branley's night special?

The 1,000-career-kill milestone is the kind most high school players never reach. The school's Instagram account, @jlhsgirlsvb, celebrated the mark with a dedicated post the day after the match. The account also noted earlier this week that Branley had been nominated for Mercury New Athlete of the Week again.

The account posted the 1,000-kill milestone alongside the 3-0 result over Mission San Jose, both landing under the same game tag and the same 25-20, 25-18, 25-16 line.

• 1,000 career kills (per @jlhsgirlsvb, post of 9/23)
• Position: Junior Outside
• Game: W 3-0 vs. Mission San Jose, 9/22/2026

Fourteen and four

Per MaxPreps, the win moves the Logan record to 14-4 on the season and extends the team's winning streak to 11 games. An 11-game run in September is the kind of stretch that sets the tone for a playoff push, and the straight-set scoring shows it: three sets, each under 25, none dropped.

Branley's four-digit kill total gives the coaching staff a reliable target on the left side. You can build a game plan around a player who has already cleared 1,000 kills before her junior year is over.

Next up: Kennedy at Fremont

Logan travels to Fremont on Thursday, September 24, 2026, to face Kennedy at 6:30 PM. The next match in the tri city volleyball schedule is a road game, which changes the noise factor and the travel logistics for a junior-heavy roster.

• Opponent: Kennedy
• Date: 2026-09-24
• Time: 6:30 PM
• Location: Fremont

If the streak holds to 12, Logan enters the final stretch of September with momentum that is hard to shake. The 14-4 record and the 11-game run give the coaching staff room to manage minutes for players like Branley, who just crossed a four-digit kill total. For the full tri city volleyball schedule and set-by-set standings, MaxPreps tracks every stat line in real time.

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The James Logan Lady Colts volleyball team went 5-0 at the O'Dowd Invitational, claiming first place. Per the program's Instagram post on September 20 and MaxPreps results from September 19, the sweep included three straight-set wins and two five-set finishes. No opponent took a set past the third.

Five Straight Wins at the O'Dowd Invitational

The scoreboard tells the whole story. MaxPreps results from September 19 show the Lady Colts took down University, Tamalpais, and College Prep in straight sets (2-0 each), then closed the tournament with 2-1 wins over Las Lomas and Campolindo. The James Logan Lady Colts volleyball program posted the full result set to their Instagram account on September 20, confirming first place and the complete match log.

Here is the match-by-match breakdown from MaxPreps:

• W 2-0 vs. University
• W 2-0 vs. Tamalpais
• W 2-0 vs. College Prep
• W 2-1 vs. Las Lomas
• W 2-1 vs. Campolindo

Three opponents could not hold the Lady Colts past set two. The final two required a deciding set, but neither went beyond that. The pattern across the day was consistent: James Logan controlled the pace, adapted when the other side found a run, and closed it out.

How Did the Lady Colts Close Out the Final Two Matches?

The last two matches of the tournament were the closest of the day. According to MaxPreps results logged on September 19, both Las Lomas and Campolindo forced a deciding set before falling 2-1. That is the difference between a clean sweep on paper and the kind of grind that separates a good tournament from a dominant one.

The first three matches showed a team hitting on all cylinders. Opponents had no answer for the serve-receive and the first-tempo attack. By the fourth and fifth matches, the other sides had adjusted. They served wider, targeted the middle, and kept rallies longer. The Lady Colts answered by holding their serve-receive shape and letting the hitters finish at the net.

Both outcomes landed the same way: James Logan up, opponent down, next match on the schedule. The team did not need a fourth set. They did not need a tiebreaker. They found the two wins inside five sets, which is exactly what a 5-0 tournament run looks like when you are not always the faster team.

The Numbers Behind the Sweep

Individual stats from the program's Instagram caption give the clearest picture of what powered the run. Chelsea Branley led the attack with 74 kills, 37 digs, and 9 aces across the five matches. Sarahs Chiu dished 83 assists. Annie Vo recorded 47 digs. Bea Jacinto is also named in the caption as part of the lineup.

Key stats from the O'Dowd Invitational, per the @jlhsgirlsvb Instagram post:

• Chelsea Branley: 74 kills, 37 digs, 9 aces
• Sarahs Chiu: 83 assists
• Annie Vo: 47 digs

Branley's 74 kills across five matches works out to roughly 15 per match. Chiu's 83 assists mean she was touching the ball on nearly every play that reached the setter. Vo's 47 digs kept rallies alive when opponents tried to break the block with heavy serves. Three players, three different jobs, all done in the same five-match window.

What the Sweep Sets Up

A 5-0 tournament finish does not change the season record so much as it changes the room. The Lady Colts walked off that court knowing they could handle both a fast opponent and a stubborn one. The three straight-set wins showed ceiling. The two 2-1 results showed the team could dig through a set where the other side found a run and stayed composed.

For the players named in the Instagram caption, the numbers from September 19 are a baseline going forward:

• Branley's 74-kill total as the offensive benchmark
• Chiu's 83-assist volume as the tempo standard
• Vo's 47-dig count as the back-row floor

Those are the marks the rest of the schedule will measure against. The next matches will test whether the O'Dowd Invitational was a one-day peak or a floor the team builds from. Either way, first place is first place, and the James Logan Lady Colts volleyball program earned it set by set, match by match, over a single September afternoon.

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The Moreau Catholic Mariners football team beat Balboa 22-19 on the road in San Francisco on September 19. The win came on a fourth-quarter comeback, a detail the program highlighted in its own athletics Instagram post the following day. MaxPreps confirms the final score. That's the whole game in two sentences.

What happened in the fourth quarter at Balboa?

The Mariners completed a fourth-quarter comeback to take the 22-19 win. That's the specific narrative the program chose to lead with. The Instagram post, shared on September 20 via @westcoastpreps_, opens with "They're a Gritty Group" before describing the fourth-quarter rally that sealed the road win.

What the available sources don't provide is a play-by-play or a quarter-by-quarter scoring breakdown. MaxPreps gives the final number. The program's post gives the narrative frame. The gap between those two is where a full game film would live, but that's not in the materials here.

What the sources do establish:

• Final score: 22-19, Moreau Catholic over Balboa
• Location: Balboa's home field in San Francisco, making this a road game
• Date: September 19
• Key sequence: Fourth-quarter comeback, per the program's own 9/20 post
• Score source: MaxPreps game page

A three-point road win in San Francisco

Three points separated the teams at the final whistle. The Moreau Catholic Mariners football squad held onto a slim margin in a San Francisco stadium where the crowd was working for Balboa. A 22-19 road scoreline means the defense stayed on the field long enough and the offense found just enough yardage to close it out.

The road factor changes the texture of a close game. You're on the other side of the noise, the other side of the momentum swings. The program's own language, calling the team "a Gritty Group," fits that context without needing a highlight reel to back it up.

What a three-point road win in the Bay Area typically requires:

• A defense that doesn't give up a big play in the final ten minutes
• An offense that moves the ball on at least one late drive
• Special teams that don't create a short-field situation for the home side
• Composure in a stadium where the crowd is pushing for a rally

The "Gritty Group" label and what it signals

The athletics account made an editorial choice. The 9/20 post doesn't say "comfortable win" or "dominant performance." It says "They're a Gritty Group." That's a specific framing by the program's front office, and it tells you how they view this particular 22-19 result.

A gritty group wins close games. It wins road games by three. It wins when the fourth quarter is the deciding stretch. The program's headline ties all three threads together in one phrase. You don't need a 40-point blowout to earn that label. You need a 22-19 in San Francisco, and you need the fourth quarter to be the one that decides things.

Where the Moreau Catholic Mariners football record stands after 9/19

MaxPreps tracks high school football across the country, and the Moreau Catholic vs Balboa game page sits in its California listings. The 22-19 final, the 9/19 date, and the road location all check out against that page. For anyone following the Moreau Catholic Mariners football schedule beyond this one game, the platform is where the next matchup, the updated record, and any ranking movement will appear.

Where to find each piece of the story:

• MaxPreps game page: final score, date, location, opponent
• Program's athletics Instagram (via @westcoastpreps_): narrative framing, the "Gritty Group" label, the 9/20 post
• MaxPreps schedule and rankings pages: next opponent, current record, any movement

The score lives on MaxPreps. The story lives on the program's feed. Both point to the same 22-19.

Three points in a San Francisco stadium is a small margin. The fourth-quarter sequence that produced it is the part the program wants remembered. That's what "gritty" means in practice, and it's what the 9/20 post is built around.

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The Newark Memorial Cougars football team beat Alameda 24-14 on September 18, snapping a season-long winless stretch. MaxPreps logged the away victory in its California football section: Newark Memorial football schedule. The program's athletics Instagram confirmed the score the following day. This was the Cougars' first football win of the season.

The Scoreboard and Season Context

The final score: 24-14, Cougars over the Alameda Hornets. MaxPreps lists the game in its California high school football database, and the game page confirms the away result on September 18. Before this game, the Cougars had not recorded a win this season. The "drought" language the program used on social media points to a stretch that went well beyond a single loss.

MaxPreps is the go-to database for prep sports across the country. Its California football section tracks every game, every box score, every schedule change for hundreds of programs. The Newark Memorial Cougars football entry for September 18 sits alongside the Alameda Hornets' own game log, both reflecting the 24-14 result.

Key facts from the game and its aftermath:

• Final score: Newark Memorial Cougars 24, Alameda Hornets 14
• Date: September 18
• Venue: Alameda (away game for Newark Memorial)
• Source: MaxPreps game page, California football section
• Program confirmation: @nmhsathletics Instagram, posted September 19

What did the program's own posts say?

The @nmhsathletics account posted "COUGARS WIN!!! Cougars 24 Hornets 14" on September 19. A second post the same day, shared via @lindostudios, read: "DROUGHT = OVER. COUGARS ARE BACK."

That second line carries the weight. The program itself framed the 24-14 result as the end of a drought, not merely a win. The all-caps formatting and the equals sign give it the feel of a scoreboard reset. For a high school athletics account with a local following, that is about as direct a statement as you get. No hedging, no "we're proud of the effort" language. Just the result and the declaration.

The timing matters. The game was on the 18th. Both posts went up on the 19th. That is the standard turnaround for a high school athletics team to process a result, gather photos, and get something up before the weekend crowd checks their phones.

The hero image from the post is already hosted on this site. No external links needed to see what the program shared with its followers that evening.

What the 24-14 actually means

A 10-point margin in a high school game is comfortable without being blowout territory. The Cougars scored 24 points on the road at Alameda. The Hornets managed 14. The gap tells you the defense held, the offense moved the ball, and the Cougars controlled enough of the game to pull away.

In a season where the scoreboard had not moved in the Cougars' favor, a 10-point road win changes the narrative. The next game, whenever it is, starts from a 1-0 mark instead of 0-1. That is a different psychological starting point for a high school team.

No player names are confirmed in the sources available here. The MaxPreps listing and the two Instagram posts confirm the score, the date, the venue, and the significance. That is the verifiable record, and it is enough.

• The win was the Cougars' first of the football season
• It was an away game at Alameda
• The program's own language ("DROUGHT = OVER") marks this as a turning point
• MaxPreps carries the box score under its California football section

Following the Newark Memorial Cougars from here

The @nmhsathletics account is the program's primary social channel. It posted the score confirmation and the drought-over message on the same day, September 19. For anyone tracking the Newark Memorial Cougars football schedule going forward, that account and the MaxPreps California football page are the two places to check first.

The @lindostudios account that shared the drought-over post suggests the program cross-promotes to a secondary channel. That is a small detail, but it tells you the team is thinking about reach beyond the main handle.

The 24-14 result at Alameda is now in the record. What comes next depends on the remaining schedule, and the program will likely post updates in the same format: score, team names, a short declaration in all caps.

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Tri-City Athlete covers local high school sports results as they land. The Cougars' next game will show up in the same MaxPreps feed that logged this one, and the @nmhsathletics feed will carry the program's own take on it.

The Washington (Fremont) Huskies football team won 15-7 at Fremont (Oakland) on September 18, a result confirmed by the MaxPreps game page. The margin was eight points. The program's football Instagram, @thewhsfootball, posted the following day: "Huskies win on both levels... JV 2-0, Varsity 3-0. Next week is Newark at home."

A 15-7 Margin in an Away Game

The final score tells you how tight the contest was. Eight points separates the two teams. That's one scoring drive, give or take a conversion. According to the MaxPreps game page, the washington huskies football fremont o'dowd matchup on 9/18 ended 15-7, with the Huskies on the road at Fremont (Oakland).

A 15-7 result means the defense held the opponent to a single score over the full game. It also means the offense converted enough drives to build a lead but didn't stretch it past a field goal's worth. The MaxPreps page lists the final. The Instagram post from 9/19 confirms the same number. Two independent sources, same score, no ambiguity.

The away location matters here. Fremont (Oakland) is not a neutral site. The Huskies played in front of the opposing crowd, managed the travel, and still walked off with the win. The eight-point margin doesn't tell you who made the key stop in the third quarter or which drive sealed it. What it does tell you is that the team outscored the opponent by exactly one touchdown's worth of cushion.

• Final score: 15-7, Huskies (away at Fremont, Oakland)
• Date: September 18
• Primary source: MaxPreps game page
• Secondary confirmation: @thewhsfootball Instagram, posted 9/19

What Does the Record Say After Week 3?

The varsity squad is 3-0. That's the number @thewhsfootball posted on 9/19. Three games, three wins, no losses on the board. The JV team sits at 2-0 in the same post.

A 3-0 start across three opponents is a clean slate. It doesn't guarantee anything about the rest of the season. It does mean the team handled three different defensive looks and won all three. The washington huskies football fremont o'dowd game was the third of those three. The fourth opponent is a different scheme, a different field, a different set of game plans.

The record doesn't break down points per game or defensive stats. The MaxPreps page and the Instagram post both confirm the 3-0 mark. That's the verifiable number. Everything else about how those three wins were built lives in the film and the coaches' notes.

• Varsity: 3-0
• JV: 2-0
• Source: @thewhsfootball Instagram, posted 9/19

The JV Side of the Scoreboard

The Instagram post didn't isolate the varsity win. It called out both levels in the same breath. "Huskies win on both levels" is the exact phrasing from the 9/19 post. The JV team went 2-0.

For a program running two football rosters in the same week, that's a split of coaching hours, practice reps, and game film. The 2-0 JV record means the younger players are getting meaningful reps and converting them into wins. The pipeline is working at the level it's supposed to. The varsity 3-0 and the JV 2-0 aren't separate stories. They're the same program, two depth charts, one week of preparation.

Next Week: Newark at Home

The 9/19 post ended with one line: "Next week is Newark at home." The Huskies bring the next game to their own field. The travel drops. The crowd shifts. The opponent changes.

A home game after a 15-7 road win is a standard rhythm in a high school football schedule. The team digested the Fremont (Oakland) result, had a full week to adjust, and then faces Newark on familiar turf. The washington huskies football fremont o'dowd result is in the books now. The next scoreboard is blank.

• Opponent: Newark
• Location: Home
• Timing: Week following the 9/19 Instagram post

The 15-7 win at Fremont (Oakland) is a data point. Three wins in three games is a data point. The JV going 2-0 is a data point. None of them are the season. They're the first three entries on a longer list, and the next entry is Newark, on home turf, with the crowd behind the defense. The washington huskies football fremont o'dowd game is over. The next one isn't.

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The American High School Eagles have opened the season with a couple of wins, the most recent a 36-7 result over Fremont posted on the program's MaxPreps schedule. The squad's athletics account has been posting game-day photos through a busy mid-September stretch.

Photo: @americanhighsports on Instagram.

The results, straight from MaxPreps

• Football, 9/12: American defeated Fremont, 36-7. MaxPreps schedule
• Football, 9/6: American defeated Emerald, 20-0. MaxPreps schedule

The Eagles' athletics account posted "WHATS UP EAGLES!!! COME SUPPORT OUR ATHLETES THIS WEEK" during the run, and the school keeps its full football schedule and results on MaxPreps.

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American athletics posts game-day content to Instagram, and the full football schedule and results are on the MaxPreps Eagles page.

The James Logan Lady Colts volleyball team came away with a 3-0 win at Newark Memorial on Tuesday, September 16, a result posted on the program's MaxPreps schedule. It was one of several results the squad logged in a busy mid-September stretch.

Photo: @jlhsgirlsvb on Instagram.

The results, straight from MaxPreps

• Volleyball, 9/16: James Logan defeated Newark Memorial, 3-0 (away). MaxPreps schedule
• Volleyball, 9/12: James Logan defeated Menlo-Atherton, 2-1. MaxPreps schedule
• Volleyball, 9/11: James Logan defeated Washington, 3-0. MaxPreps schedule

Set scores and the full box are tracked on the MaxPreps match page. The 3-0 result at Newark was the most recent on the board as of this recap.

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The James Logan athletics program posts game-day photos to Instagram, and MaxPreps keeps the full schedule and results on the Colts volleyball page.

The Washington Huskies volleyball team from Fremont took a 3-1 win over Moreau Catholic on September 16, a result posted on the program's MaxPreps schedule. The result extends a strong early run for the Huskies' volleyball front.

Photo: @huskycountry on Instagram.

The results, straight from MaxPreps

• Volleyball, 9/16: Washington defeated Moreau Catholic, 3-1. MaxPreps schedule
• Volleyball, 9/10: Washington defeated Castro Valley, 3-0. MaxPreps schedule
• Volleyball, 9/9: Washington defeated American, 3-1. MaxPreps schedule

The 3-1 mark means the Huskies dropped one set and held three. Set-by-set numbers are tracked on the MaxPreps match page for the 9/16 game.

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How they got there

• Football, 9/12: American defeated Fremont, 36-7. MaxPreps schedule
• Football, 9/6: American defeated Emerald, 20-0. MaxPreps schedule
• Volleyball, 9/11: American defeated Newark Memorial, 3-1. MaxPreps schedule

What is coming up

The varsity volleyball squad is home on Tuesday, September 15, taking on Irvington at 6:30 p.m., per the MaxPreps schedule. Flag football and water polo fixtures fill out the rest of the week.

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The stretch, straight from MaxPreps

• Volleyball, 9/11: Irvington defeated Kennedy, 3-1. MaxPreps schedule
• Volleyball, 9/9: Irvington defeated American, 3-1. MaxPreps schedule
• Water Polo (girls), 9/12: Irvington fell to Amador Valley, 3-15. MaxPreps schedule

What's ahead

Per the MaxPreps schedule, the varsity volleyball squad plays at American on Tuesday, September 15 at 6:30 p.m. and hosts James Logan on Thursday, September 17 at 7:00 p.m. Water polo (girls) has a full week of meets, including Thursday at Washington.

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The stretch, straight from MaxPreps

• 9/12: James Logan won 2-1 over Menlo-Atherton. MaxPreps schedule
• 9/12: James Logan won 2-0 over Mountain View. MaxPreps schedule
• 9/12: James Logan won 2-0 over Sequoia. MaxPreps schedule
• 9/11: James Logan won 3-0 over Washington. MaxPreps schedule

What's next

Per the MaxPreps schedule, the varsity squad hosts Newark Memorial on Tuesday, September 15 at 6:30 p.m., with a JV match earlier at 4:00 p.m. Friday, September 18's varsity fixture is at Irvington. JV flag football is also on the slate at Castro Valley Tuesday.

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What the Titans are coming off of

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• Volleyball, 9/12: Kennedy fell to Notre Dame, 1-2. MaxPreps schedule
• Volleyball, 9/11: Kennedy fell to Irvington, 1-3.
• Volleyball, 9/3: Kennedy won 3-0 over San Lorenzo.

That last one is a reminder of what a good Kennedy stretch looks like, and it sets up this week's slate.

On the calendar now

• Kennedy at Moreau Catholic (volleyball, varsity): Thursday, September 17, 6:30 p.m. — MaxPreps game page

Game-day stop on Decoto Road

Round Table Pizza at 3100 Decoto Rd in Union City is a short drive from any of these venues. This week their $24.99 Large Chicken & Garlic Gourmet is a special-offer large for the homecoming crowd. Order ahead for pickup.

$24.99 Large Chicken & Garlic Gourmet — $24.99, Round Table Pizza Union City. Order online.

Photo: @moreaucatholic_athletics on Instagram: "GAME DAY!!!💚💛 Come support Moreau's Girls VB on the road as they take on Mission San Jose! JV is at 5PM, Varsity is at 6:30!!"

Both sports, one night

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• Football, 9/12: Moreau Catholic defeated Castro Valley, 35-34. MaxPreps schedule
• Volleyball, 9/12: Moreau Catholic beat Monta Vista, 2-1. MaxPreps schedule

The Mariners' volleyball squad has two matches this week, starting Tuesday, September 15.

On the calendar now

• Washington at Moreau Catholic (volleyball, varsity): Tuesday, September 15. MaxPreps schedule
• Kennedy at Moreau Catholic (volleyball, varsity): Thursday, September 17. MaxPreps game page

Game-day stop on Decoto Road

Round Table Pizza at 3100 Decoto Rd in Union City is a short drive from any of these venues. This week their Large Nashville Hot Chicken Pizza is $23.99, a special-offer pick for the kid on the team who is picking up after practice. Order ahead for pickup.

Large Nashville Hot Chicken Pizza — $23.99, Round Table Pizza Union City. Order online.

Photo: via @huskycountry on Instagram.

The early numbers

• Football, 9/12: Washington defeated Dougherty Valley, 41-6. MaxPreps schedule
• Volleyball, 9/10: Washington defeated Castro Valley, 3-0. MaxPreps schedule
• Volleyball, 9/9: Washington defeated American, 3-1. MaxPreps schedule

What comes next

The varsity football squad heads to Fremont for Friday, September 18's matchup on the MaxPreps schedule. The volleyball front is also back on the court Wednesday with a JV set at Berkeley and a varsity set against Newark Memorial.

Fuel for game day

Round Table Pizza in Union City is running a 4-Topping Personal Pizza with 20-oz soda for $11.99 right now - one of three rotating specials on this week's order page.

Offer: 4-Topping Personal Pizza + 20oz Soda, $11.99 - order at Round Table Pizza.