SATURDAY
Boys’ tennis
Menlo claims crown at All-American Invite
Menlo School captured the prestigious All-American Invitational Championship, defeating Harvard-Westlake 5-1 in the final Saturday at the Jack Kramer Club in Rolling Hills Estates.
It marks the Knights’ first All-American Invitational title in eight years at the annual event.
Menlo (12-0) swept Gilman-Wisconsin and Canyon Crest-San Diego in the opening rounds, then beat University-Irvine 5-1 in a rematch of last year’s CIF state championship to advance to the title match.
The team was down four sets early on against Harvard-Westlake.
Senior Arki Temsamani went 4-0, winning at No. 2 singles and No.1 doubles with Yuanye Ma and Maximus Chan.
Senior Yuanye Ma went 3-1, winning twice at No.1 singles and once at No.1 doubles. Freshman Maximus Chan finished 3-0 with wins at No. 1 doubles and No. 2 singles. Lucas Huang, a junior, went 3-0 with a win at No. 3 singles in the final and two wins at No. 2 singles with junior James Park and freshman Miles Burnett. Burnett and sophomore Riley Huang had three doubles wins.
FRIDAY
Boys’ volleyball
Sequoia 3, South San Francisco 0
The Ravens (2-0 PAL Ocean, 4-3 overall) swept 25-13, 25-12, 25-16 at South City (0-2, 1-8) to their second straight PAL Ocean Division win. Sequoia was paced by 12 kills from Grant Park.
Mills 3, El Camino 0
Senior Jayden Glen scored 14 kills to lead the Vikings (2-0 PAL Ocean, 7-3 overall) to their second straight win in PAL Ocean Division play. Senior Ian Lin ran the Mills offense with 28 assists, while senior Jalen Zhu fired three service aces.
In other action ...
Westmoor (1-1 PAL Ocean, 4-3 overall) swept 25-15, 25-13, 26-24 at home against Capuchino (1-1, 3-7).
Boys’ lacrosse
Menlo 12, Menlo-Atherton 4
Menlo School improved to 5-0 at Menlo-Atherton Friday night. The Knights used a balanced scoring attack and a defense that has allowed just nine goals in its last four games.
Seniors Caden Chock posted two goals, two assists while Tyler Hinkie had a hat trick against the Bears (1-2). Senior Palmer Riley picked up two goals and assisted on another while Trevor van der Pyl had a goal and three assists. Goalkeeper Benjamin Chock tallied six saves.
In other action ...
Serra (4-2) rolled to a 15-6 win at home in non-league play against Burlingame (1-2).
Carlmont (1-3) fell 11-1 at home to Lick-Wilmerding-SF (4-0).
Girls’ lacrosse
Hillsdale 10, Castilleja 9
The Lady Knights (3-0 WBAL Skyline, 4-2 overall) went to double overtime at Castilleja (1-2, 3-3) to earn their third straight win of the year, remaining unbeaten in West Bay Athletic League Skyline Division play.
Notre Dame-San Jose 9, Mercy 8
Notre Dame-San Jose senior Mary Rangel scored seven goals to lead the Regents (3-0 WBAL Alpine, 4-0 overall) to the win at Mercy-Burlingame (0-1, 0-1). Junior Clare Timpano added two goals for NDSJ.
In other action ...
Sacred Heart Prep (4-0) rolled to a 19-0 non-league home win over Los Gatos (0-2).
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Burlingame (2-0 WBAL Skyline, 6-0 overall) stayed undefeated with an 18-4 win at Sequoia (0-3, 1-4).
Menlo-Atherton (4-1) scored an 18-4 non-league win at Mountain View (1-2).
Boys’ swimming
Menlo-Atherton 95.5, Woodside 73.5
M-A senior Aaron Wilson swam the boys’ 200 freestyle in 1 minute, 59 seconds and the 100 fly in 1:00.47. Sophomore Will Moser recorded a 500 free CCS qualifying time in 4:56.55.
Hillsdale 103, Sequoia 69
Westmoor 92, Terra Nova 37
South San Francisco 75, Jefferson 19
El Camino 114, Half Moon Bay 32
Capuchino 46, Oceana 34
PAL Bay dual meet standings: Menlo-Atherton 3-0, Mills 3-0, Carlmont 2-1, Burlingame 1-1, Hillsdale 1-1, Woodside 1-1, Aragon 0-2, Sequoia 0-2, San Mateo 0-3.
PAL Ocean dual meet standings: El Camino 2-0, South San Francisco 2-0, Westmoor 2-0, Capuchino 1-1, Half Moon Bay 1-2, Oceana 1-2, Terra Nova 1-2, Jefferson 0-3.
Girls’ swimming
Woodside 105, Menlo-Atherton 65
Woodside’s Kaya Jarboe swam to a 2:09.63 time in the 200 free.
Terra Nova 91, Westmoor 6
Terra Nova’s Kamryn Stevenson swam two CCS qualifying times in the 50 free (25.02) and 100 free (54.81).
El Camino 85, Half Moon Bay 57
El Camino’s Elise Qiu recorded a CCS qualifying time in the 200 individual medley (2:14.81).
Sequoia 84, Hillsdale 74
Jefferson 78, South San Francisco 29
Capuchino 75, Oceana 66
PAL Bay dual meet standings: Carlmont 3-0, Burlingame 2-0, Woodside 2-0, Menlo-Atherton 2-1, Sequoia 1-1, Mills 1-2, Aragon 0-2, Hillsdale 0-2, San Mateo 0-3.
PAL Ocean dual meet standings: Terra Nova 3-0, El Camino 2-0, Half moon Bay 2-1, Capuchino 1-1, Jefferson 1-2, Oceana 1-2, South San Francisco 0-2, Westmoor 0-2.
THURSDAY
Boys’ swimming
Mills 86, Carlmont 84
Burlingame 84, San Mateo 76
Girls’ swimming
Carlmont 129, Mills 34
Burlingame 105, San Mateo 61
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