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With a dominating win over Capuchino by a score of 18-3, our girls remain tied in first in the league.
At Sequoia’s homecoming game, the Ravens lost to the San Mateo Bearcats by a score of 35-13. Even with a strong showing by Sequoia High School’s center Evan Velline, the Ravens struggled to muster up anything on offense. The Ravens look to bounce back next week against the Hillsdale Knights in a game at Hillsdale.
With another win, our Ravens are rolling through league with a big win against Terra Nova with a score of 14-7. Let’s go Ravens!!!
Last weekend, The Ravens traveled to Spokane, Washington on their annual travel game to face off against the North Central High School Indians. The Ravens kicked off their long weekend with an early flight Friday morning. Being the first time some players have been on an airplane, this was just the start to an exciting
JV water polo loses in there conference game to Aragon by a score of 12-0.
Our girls are dominating the league as they take another win against Burlingame with a tight score of 8-5. Now that’s what I call Raven power! Keep it up ladies!
On Friday, October 11, the Sequoia Ravens, 3-2, take on the San Mateo Bearcats, 4-1, in Sequoia’s league opener. Coming off a profound 27-7 victory against Spokane, Washington’s North Central High School, Sequoia looks to extend their streak to two in their league opener. The game will be held at Sequoia High School this Friday
