Marymount High School welcomes a new coaching staff to Sailor Soccer: Head Coach Manu Appelius, Assistant Varsity Coach Asaf Kolin, Goalie Varsity Coach Ian Feuer and Head JV Coach Kristin Call. With the combined years of high school coaching, in addition to, playing professionally or collegiately, the Marymount girls have great teachers at the helm.

 

With the start of the new season, second year coach, Kylie Helms, is looking forward to seeing her Sailors thrive with another year under their belts. The team put in hours of practice and conditioning over the summer months and during preseason workouts that started in August. With the extra time, it has helped the team gain conditioning and tactical knowledge of the game. Coach Helms is hoping these skills will come in to play now the season is in full play.

 

 

At Marymount, we are always asking ourselves how we can better inspire our girls to reach for their dreams and be the change they hope to see in the world. Our most inspiring advice often comes from the bold, hard-working, and resilient women who speak to our community through our signature Inspiring Boldness Speaker Series.

 

 

The Marymount Sailors took on Venice High School in a friendly practice match at Rancho Park Golf Course. The Sailors were fired up to play, but when Venice brought three girls to the match the Sailors were disappointed. The Sailors clinched the "Win" by default, but used that afternoon to gear up for the upcoming match against Marlborough. Final Score Marymount Sailors 249 vs Venice's 291.

Every year, Marymount students join together to celebrate their varied and vibrant interests through our student-run Annual Club Fair. From music and culture, to animal welfare, service, and world events, the Club Fair serves as a reminder of how wonderfully engaged and diverse our girls’ passions are. This year’s fair was no different – with Cantwell Lawn transforming into a lively festival marked by colorful hand-made club posters and student club leaders proudly inviting would-be members to each table. 

1st place Lindsey McAllister 18minutes (New School Record) old record Jamie Marvel 18:26 2013

24th place Megan Carroll 19:38 

33rd Lucia Perez-Saignac 20:05

36th Lizzy Rielly 20:10

41st Kenya Jamieson 20:21

51st Jo Rielly Rielly 20:35

60th Claire Pregler 21:02

68th Cecilia Hartge 21:21

Coming off of a very successful 2015-2016 cross country season where the team captured the Sunshine League Co-Champions Title, along with moving up to the Mission League for the 2016-2017 year, the Sailors have put in the hard miles, literally, in order to prepare for 2016.  Summer 2016 was all about discipline and hard work.  Nine Sailors traveled to Mammoth Mountain, California with Coach Lasan and averaged eight miles a day in challenging, thin-air conditions.  Following Mammoth, the athletes were primed for tryouts in August 2016 and Coach Lasan was pleased to welcome fifteen returners and seventeen freshmen (a Marymount record!) to one of the largest cross country tryouts to date.  This special group shares a cohesive, positive and synergistic energy, which Coach Lasan is excited to see.  Along with the motivating energy of the group, the Senior Leadership is stepping up their efforts to help guide and demonstrate what it takes to be part of a successful program.  Returning Assistant Coach Andres and Head Coach Lasan’s goal for the 2016 fall season is for the team to make it all the way to CIF Finals.  Good luck and go Sailors!

Two Varsity Volleyball players have made the All-American Watch List:

Devon Newberry & Grace Frohling

Congratulations Saliors!

A buzz is brewing about the competitive match up scheduled for 8/25/16, click here for more information!

JV @ 3pm, Varsity @ 4pm

Sierra Canyon Upper School

20801 Rinaldi Street

Chatsworth, CA 91311

Coach Zohar would like to inform interested rowers about the upcoming Open House:

The first round of playoffs saw the Beach Volleyball Sailors defeat Trinity Classical!

1. Devon/Charlie 21-11, 21-3
2. Cailtin/Mitzi 21-11, 21-12
3. Ruby/Cate 21-5, 21-12

The Sailors face Arroyo Grande in Round II on May 19th at Annenberg.

 

1st place 1600m Malina Yago and Lindsey McAllister 

1st place 800m Malina Yago

3rd place 4 X 400m Relay Skye Embray, Megan Carroll, Cecilia Hartge, Malina Yago 

1st place Shot Put Naomi Smith

Congratulations on all of your hard work and good luck!

Thursday was the last match in league and the Sailors went out with a bang beating Notre Dame Academy!  With this last league win, the Sailors secured an undefeated record in league!  Playoffs will begin May 11th.

Beach Results:

3. Cate/ Mitzi: 21-6; 21-11
2. Catherine/ Erica: 21-1; 21-16
1. Devon/ Ruby: 21-14; 21-14

 

Vs Pacifica
Ruby/Cate 21-13, 21-17
Erica/Catherine 21-9, 21-12
Mitzi/Cami 21-6, 21-3

Vs Archer
Charlie/Caitlin 21-8, 21-10
Ruby/Cate 21-7, 21-7
Devon /Mitzi 21-0, 21-4

As we wrap up March and Women’s History Month over the coming week, we look ahead to the restful days of spring break to unplug and recharge before we approach the final stretch of the 2015-16 academic term. As our students head off to this well-deserved spring ‘pause,’ we are excited to share the news and campus happenings from this past month, and also look ahead to many more milestones to come later this spring!

The Sailors had a strong showing on Thursday but it was not enough in the 5-1 loss to Beverly Hills. Cassidy Capata's third-inning RBI single scored Kate Wegleitner, which gave our Sailors an early one run led. Natalie Elliott's strong pitching performance in her first complete game of the season frustrated the Beverly Hills lineup. With a strong defensive showing, the Sailors held Beverly Hills to no runs until the bottom of the fifth inning when Beverly Hills roared back to steal a 5-1 victory over the Sailors.

The Sailors rounded out the month of February with some exciting results at the Faultline Faceoff Regatta in Oakland February 26 - 28th.

The Marymount Sailors brought home victories on both the JV (58-20) and Varsity (90-80) levels against Archer. Both teams displayed strong efforts in all events, specifically in the relays.  

 

The Sailors run for a championship came up short in the quarterfinals against a very strong Lompoc team. The Sailors had a great first half with balanced scoring and solid defense. However, the second half proved to be too much for the Sailors to overcome. Foul trouble, scoring issues and a hot shooting night by the Lompoc Braves ended their run. The Sailors had an incredible season, securing the title of Sunshine League Champions and the #1 seed in the playoffs, both of which were firsts for the Marymount Basketball Program. The team finished with a great 19-6 record overall, with signature wins against formidable opponents all season long. Most importantly, the Sailors grew as a team this year and each player developed as a leader. Friendships were formed that will last a lifetime and the athletes all went out like champions with class.