JV Boys Basketball - 1st Cut off JV Roster posted at 10:12 P.M. on November 20, 2008. The final cuts will be Monday, November 24, 2008. Please remember to bring envelope with contact information and spirit pack money to tomorrow's practice. If you have any questions, please contact Coach Burch or Coach Kelly.

Varsity Girls Soccer -

Varsity Boys Soccer -

JV Girls Soccer -

JV Boys Soccer -

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls' Varsity Tennis Team made the long trip down south to play their second round Division 1 playoff match against San Clemente at San Clemente High school and returned home with a 13-5 victory. It was another team victory as all 9 starters won at least 1 match. Sarah Lee and Sabrina Santamaria swept all 3 of their singles matches and Priya Amritraj kept up her good singles play winning 2 matches. Bree Sinclair and Ava Sadeghi, and Jenny Cherry and Hanna Feldman won 2 doubles matches each. Jessica Harrison and Ellis Kim won 1 doubles match a exciting 7-6 (8-6) tiebreak win in the first round of play that gave the Vikings a 5-1 first round lead. Next up for the Vikings is Peninsula High School on Tuesday November 18 site to be determined by a coin toss on Monday morning November 17. The Vikings have now won their last 8 matches in a row and are now 16-3 on the season.

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls' Varsity Tennis Team's second round Division 1 playoff match will be played at San Clemente High School on Saturday November 15 at 2.00. Girls Varsity Tennis players please be at Campbell Hall at 10.15 a.m. on Saturday November 15 please be on time. Thanks Steve Kuechel.

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls' Varsity Tennis Team won their CIF first round Division 1 playoff match against Rosary High School 16-2 at Valley College. The Vikings played very well winning all 9 singles sets and winning 7 doubles. The Vikings 3 singles players Sabrina Santamaria, Sarah Lee, and Priya Amritraj all swept their 3 singles matches only dropping 1 game between all 3 of them. The doubles played well with Ava Sadeghi and Bree Sinclair, and Hanna Feldman and Jenny Cherry both sweeping all 3 of their doubles matches. Jessica Harrison and April Cross won 1 doubles match. Next up is the second round of the playoffs against San Clemente on Saturday November 15 site to determined by a coin toss on Friday November 14 at 9.00 a.m. Check the website to see where the Vikings are going to play. The Vikings are now 15-3 on the season and have won 7 matches in a row.

Varsity Boys Basketball - BOULDER – University of Colorado men’s basketball head coach Jeff Bzdelik announced Wednesday that Alec Burks, Keegan Hornbuckle, and Shane Harris-Tunks have officially signed National Letters of Intent to continue their education at CU beginning in the 2009-10 academic year.

“With the signing of these three young men, once again we have taken a major step toward creating the vision for this program,” Bzdelik said. “All three are highly skilled, highly intelligent and play with a competitive spirit.”

Hornbuckle is a 6-foot-6 small forward from Los Angeles, Calif., is a smooth shooter with deep three-point range and the ability to finish above the rim in transition. Hornbuckle helped Campbell Hall High to a 31-5 record as a junior in 2007. He is rated as the No. 34 small forward/shooting guard by Scout.com.

Hornbuckle selected CU over Arizona and Arizona State.

“Keegan is a long, skilled and athletic perimeter player that fits our system,” Bzdelik said

Keegan is the seventh Campbell Hall players, in the last four years, to play for a Division I program

Varsity Girls Soccer - Ari Krakowsky
Kate Mcfarland
Emma Ogiens
Jaime Kass
Krystal Moore
Christian Washington
Molly Orlovich
Sara Praw
Sarah Arditte
Katie Crandall
Makenna Krakowsky
Kyle Feldman
Ally Salvaria
April Cross
Rojine Ariani
Alex Brownstein
Jasmine Saei
Chloe Roessell
Alex Kaplan
Jessica Peterson

All players whose name is not on this list report to the JV team for practices.

Marty

Varsity Boys Soccer - Please check back around November 20th to see the 2008-2009 team rosters!!!

Varsity Boys Basketball - ESPN Rise released its regional rankings for boys basketball. Two area teams are in the West top 20.

West Region Top 20
(Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming)
1. Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) 35-1
2. Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) 32-1
3. Fairfax (Los Angeles) 27-6
4. De La Salle (Concord, Calif.) 28-4
5. Dominguez (Compton, Calif.) 32-4
6. Rainier Beach (Seattle) 29-1
7. Taft (Woodland Hills, Calif.) 27-4
8. Westchester (Los Angeles) 29-5
9. St. Mary's (Phoenix) 21-11
10. McClymonds (Oakland, Calif.) 32-0
11. San Diego High (San Diego) 23-5
12. Etiwanda (Calif.) 31-3
13. Lone Peak (Highland, Utah) 23-2
14. Sacramento High (Sacramento, Calif.) 30-4
15. Martin Luther King (Riverside, Calif.) 32-3
16. Campbell Hall (North Hollywood, Calif.) 31-5
17. Franklin (Seattle) 24-3
18. Jefferson (Portland, Ore.) 24-1
19. Modesto Christian (Modesto, Calif.) 29-5
20. Rocklin (Calif.) 30-3

Varsity Girls Soccer - .....

Varsity Boys Basketball - Campbell Hall basketball ready to move up
By Gerry Gittelson, Columnist
Article Last Updated: 11/04/2008 10:55:35 PM PST

After winning three Southern Section titles and three CIF state titles over the past four years, Campbell Hall of North Hollywood's boys' basketball team faces a tougher road this season, as the defending Southern Section Div. IV-AA champion Vikings have been moved up two levels to Div. III-AA despite an enrollment of a little more than 500 students.

New boys' and girls' playoff groupings have been released by the Southern Section, and now Campbell Hall must compete in the playoffs against some of the area's largest schools such as Hart of Newhall, Agoura, Moorpark and Newbury Park.

The groupings were based on enrollment and playoff performance over the past two seasons, and had nothing to do with league affiliation or location.

"You can say we moved up one division, but the Southern Section added a division, too, from five to now six this year, so we actually moved up more," Campbell Hall coach Terry Kelly said. "But as far as playing big schools, that doesn't bother us. It's never bothered us. I love it that some of the bigger basketball schools in the Valley like Harvard-Westlake (of Studio City) and Crespi (of Encino) are lower than us. It speaks to our success."

Harvard-Westlake, eliminated by national power Mater Dei of Santa Ana last year in the second round of the top-level Div. I-AA playoffs, was moved all the way down to Div. III-A - a five-tier demotion.

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls' Varsity Tennis Team won their Olympic League match against Archer 16-2 at Valley College. The win gives the Vikings their second Olympic League Championship in a row. Ava Sadeghi swept all 3 of her singles matches and Sarah Lee and Priya Amirtraj won both of their 2 singles matches. Sabrina Santamaria and Jenny Cherry, and Bree Sinclair and Hanna Feldman, and Jessica Harrison and Ellis Kim all swept their 3 doubles matches. The Vikings are now done with the regular season next up for the Vikings are the playoffs which start on Thursday November 13 at Valley College. The Vikings head into the playoffs peaking at the right time winning their last 6 matches in a row. The Vikings the number 6th ranked team in Division 1 finish the regular season at 14-3 and 11-1 in League play.

Varsity Boys Basketball - New basketball playoff divisions announced
Southern Section shuffles the postseason deck in search of parity; Campbell Hall is promoted, Harvard-Westlake moves down.

The Southern Section released its revamped playoff divisions Monday for boys' and girls' basketball, and there are some big changes.

Using a combination of enrollment and competitive equity to place teams, the divisions are supposed to create more balance and reward schools that have done well in the playoffs the last two seasons while helping schools that haven't done well by dropping them into a less-competitive spot. There are six divisions, and two championships in each.

North Hollywood Campbell Hall, the state Division IV champion the last two seasons, was put in Division III-AA and will have to face much stronger playoff opponents, including Santa Margarita and Bellflower St. John Bosco from the tough Trinity League, Anaheim Canyon, Newhall Hart and La Canada.

The Vikings only have a school enrollment of 536 but their success in basketball puts them in against some much bigger schools.

"If the reason for this is competitive equity, we're right where we should be," Campbell Hall Coach Terry Kelly said. "It's a different challenge for us."

North Hollywood Harvard-Westlake, which competed in Division I-AA last season, was dropped to Division III-A and will compete in a division that includes Brea Olinda, La Habra Sonora and Oak Park.

"I was one who didn't care if we were up or down but figured we'd be higher than that," Harvard-Westlake Coach Greg Hilliard said. "It means people will put more pressure on us to win the championship."

JV Girls Basketball - LENA MCSWEENEY
RAQUEL BERG
MONICA HEIDT
SARA ROSENBLATT
CHARLOTTE TOWNSEND
SIMONE HOLOMAN
KAILEA KING
CHYENNE MCCULLOUGH
TIANA RODDY
ERIN LOCKE
BAHAR HOSSEINZADEH

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!

Varsity Girls Basketball - SLOANE FOWKES
ALMA ALVARADO
CHELSEY MOODY
TANYA ADAMIAN
MAC CENDROWSKI
AMY DUNITZ
JUSTINE LEIBERMAN
TIA PARCHMAN
ALEXA BROWN
ASHLEY CANTY
LAUREN HOLIDAY
NICOLE TOLBERT

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls' Varsity Tennis Team defeated Harvard-Westlake 12-6 at Valley College. The Vikings were led by Sarah Lee and Sabrina Santamaria who both swept all 3 of their singles matches. Priya Amritraj won 1 singles match. The doubles teams played well winning 5 sets. Jenny Cherry and Hanna Feldman swept all 3 of their matches and Ava Sadeghi and Bree Sinclair won 2 matches. The Vikings with the playoffs coming up in 2 weeks are peaking at the right time winning their 5th match in a row. The Vikings have only 1 match left in the regular season a league match on Monday November 3 against Archer at 3.00 at Valley College. A win against Archer will give the Vikings their second straight Olympic League championship.The playoffs will start on Thursday November 13. The Vikings the number 6th ranked team in Division 1 are now 13-3 overall and 10-1 in League play.

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls' Varsity Tennis Team won their Olympic League match against Maranantha 16-2 at Valley College. Sabrina Santamaria and Sarah Lee both swept their 3 singles matches. Sabrina did not drop a game and Sarah Lee got a golden set. A golden set is a set that you do not lose a point or a game. It is rarely done but it is the second time this year that Sarah Lee has done it. Ava Sadeghi won 2 singles matches. Priya Amritraj and Bree Sinclair, and Hanna Feldman and Jenny Cherry swept all 3 of their doubles matches. Madison Lyons and April Cross won 2 doubles matches. The Vikings have only 1 league match left against Archer on Monday November 3 at 3.00 at Valley College and if they win that they win the Olympic League championship for the second year in a row. Next up for the Vikings is Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday October 29 at 3.00 at Valley College. The Vikings the 6th ranked team in Division 1 are now 12-3 overall and 10-1 in League play.

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls Varsity Tennis Team won their Olympic League match against Whittier Christian 18-0 at Biola College. The Vikings were led by their 3 singles players Sarah Lee, Sabrina Santamaria, and Ava Sadeghi who all swept their 3 matches. Sarah Lee's last set was a golden set. A golden set is a set that you do not lose a game or a point , it is rarely done and that is the first in Sarah Lee's young career. The teams of Bree Sinclair and Priya Amritaj, Jenny Cherry and Hanna Feldman and Jessica Harrison and Ellis Kim all swept their 3 doubles matches. Next up for the Vikings is Valley Christian on Thursday October 23 at 3.00 at Valley Christian High School. The Vikings the 6th ranked team in Division 1 are now 10-3 overall and 8-1 in League play.

Varsity Boys Basketball - Hawaii Basic Information
Merv Lopes Hoops Classic

December 26, 2008
Depart LAX at 8:55 AM on United Flight 81
Arrive Honolulu at 12:32 PM

Game vs. Mid Pacific @ 8:30 PM

Team Hotel: Pagoda Hotel, Honolulu

December 31, 2008
Depart Honolulu 10:00 PM on United 84
Arrive LAX at 5:14 AM

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls Varsity Tennis Team rebounded nicely from their tough
loss to Brentwood with a big win over Cams 10-8 at Cal State Dominquez Hills. The win puts the Vikings in a excellent positon to win their second straight Olympic League Championship. Sabrina Santamaria and Sarah Lee swept all 3 of their singles matches and Priya Amitraj won 2 big singles matches. Ava Sadeghi and Bree Sinclair and Jenny Cherry and Hanna Feldman each won a huge set in doubles. Next up for the Vikings Whitier Christian on Tuesday October 21 at 3.00 at Biola College. The Vikings are now 9-3 overall and 7-1 in League play.

Varsity Girls Tennis - It was a rematch of last year's semifinals Division 2 playoffs against Santa Barbara and it was another close victory for Campbell Hall 9-9 tied in sets and games was (69-68) in favor of Campbell Hall who beat the number 1 ranked team in Division 2 and gave Santa Barbara their first loss of the season. The Vikings were led by their 3 singles players who won 8 sets. Sabrina Santamaria and Sarah Lee swept all 3 of their matches. Priya Amitraj played very well won 2 singles matches. Bree Sinclair and Ava Sadeghi won 1 doubles match. Next up for the Vikings is Brentwood on Thursday October 16 at 3.00 at Valley College. The Vikings the number 4 ranked team in Division 1 are now 8-2 overall and 6-0 in League play.

Varsity Girls Volleyball - Pool Assignment
Pool 1, CRT 1 @ Capistrano Valley HS
16301 Via Escolar,MV
1. Laguna Beach
2. Vista
3. Ayala
4. Campbell Hall
5. JSERRA

4 PM Fri Afternoon - 1st half - Oct 3
Match 1 1 vs 3 2
Match 2 2 vs 4 1
Match 3 3 vs 5 4
Match 4 1 vs 4 3
Match 5 2 vs 5 1

8 AM Sat Morning - 2nd half - Oct 4
Match 6 3 vs 4 5
Match 7 1 vs 5 3
Match 8 2 vs 3 4
Match 9 4 vs 5 2
Match 10 1 vs 2 5

Playoffs:
Gold Division to be held @ Capo Valley HS.
The top 2 teams from each pool will advance to Gold.
Silver Division to be held @ San Juan Hills High School. The 3rd and 4th place teams in each pool will advance to Silver.
Bronze Division to be held @ Capo Valley HS.
This division will consist of all 5th place teams.

All matches will consist of 2 out of 3. 3rd match to 15 points.

Varsity Girls Tennis - In a battle between the top 2 teams in the Valley ,Campbell Hall showed why they are the number 1 ranked team by the Daily News defeating the number 2 ranked team by the Daily News Chaminade with a very convincing 14-4 victory at Valley College. The Vikings who played their best match of the year were led by Sarah Lee and Sabrina Santamaria who both swept all 3 of their singles matches and Priya Amitraj who won 2 singles matches. The doubles really played well winning 6 of the 9 sets. Bree Sinclair and Ava Sadeghi, and Jenny Cherry and Hanna Feldman, and Hannah Moss and Jessica Harrison all won 2 doubles sets each. The Vikings the number 4 ranked team in the Division 1 coaches poll are now 5-2 overall and 4-0 in League play. Next up for the Vikings is a Olympic League match on Wednesday October 1 at 3.00 at Valley College against Valley Christian High School.

Varsity Cross Country - Our first meet of the season with Thursday September 25th at Malibu Creek State Park against Viewpoint, Malibu, Chaminade and Grace Brethern. The approximate schedule is below.

JV Boys: 3:30pm
Girls: 4:05pm
Varsity Boys: 4:40pm

Check back here for updates.

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls' Varsity Tennis Team won their Olympic League match agåinst Archer 15-3 at the Barrington Recreation Center. The Vikings were led by singles players Sabrina Santamaria and Sarah Lee who both swept all 3 of their matches without losing a game. The 3 doubles teams of Bree Sinclair and Ava Sadeghi, Hannah Moss and Jenny Cherry and Jessica Harrison and Hanna Feldman all swept their 3 doubles matches. Next up for the Vikings Brentwood on Tuesday September 23 at Brentwood High School at 3.00. The Vikings are now 2-1 on the season and 2-0 in League Play.

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls' Varsity Tennis Team lost a real close match to Palos Verdes 10-8 at Palos Verdes High school. The match was decided on the very last set of the day a match in doubles the Vikings lost 7-6 (7-5) in the tiebreaker. The match was so close that if the Vikings would have won that tiebreaker the Vikings would have tied in sets 9-9 and lost by 1 game. If the Vikings would have won that last set 7-5 they would have tied in games and sets.. It was a very exciting match and our girls should be proud of the way they fought and competed. A match like this will only help the Vikings down the road, and we will continue to improve throughout the season. Palos Verdes was a semifinalist in Division 1 last year and has everyone back on their team this year. Sarah Lee and Sabrina Santamaria both swept all 3 of their singles matches and Priya Amitraj won 1 single match. Jessica Harrison and Hanna Feldman won 1 doubles match. The Vikings are now 1-1 on the season. Next up for the Vikings is a Olympic League match against Archer on thursday September 18 at the Barrington Recreation Center at 3.00.

Varsity Girls Tennis - The Girls's Varsity Tennis Team won their season opener against Cams 10-8 at Valley College. It was a good test against a very good Cams team. It was also the first league match for the Vikings. Cams put their top 3 singles players in doubles to try to pull off the victory but the Vikings were not to be denied. The Vikings were led by their 3 singles players Sarah Lee, Sabrina Santamaria and Priya Amitraj who all swept their 3 singles matches. Hannah Moss and Jenny Cherry won 1 doubles match. Next up for the Vikings is Palos Verdes on Wednesday September 17 at Palos Verdes HIgh School at 3.00. Palos Verdes was a semifinalist last year in Division 1. The Vikings are now 1-0 on the season and 1-0 in League play.

JV Girls Volleyball - Please don't forget to arrange for your own transportation home from the Westlake Tournament on 9/13/08.

JH Football - Nutrition!

Start to develop good habits now rather than later. You will need adequate fuel and recovery time to maintain optimal performance in school (athletically and academically). While we are all at the mercy of the time schedules we are committed to, we can control how we fuel up for the day.

Eat breakfast! If not a full breakfast with carbohydrates and proteins, at the very least, have a glass of juice, a fruit or something with some natural sugar in it first thing in the morning. This helps your body replace any blood sugar used/lost while sleeping.

Drink water! Eat snacks throughout the day! Drink more water!

Eat lunch! Avoid especially fibrous foods during lunch, since it is most likely the last meal before practice/games and you don't want to irritate your digestive system.

Eat Dinner! Drink water before bed!

In general eat a lot of food, but please try to avoid deep fried foods and processed sugars (get your sugar naturally as much as possible from the fruits, vegetables and starches you consume).

Establish routines that work for you, but make the most of your time. Have the courage to sacrifice a little leisure time to concentrate on taking care of yourself, which includes your studies, athletics and time to rest and recover. Whether you have a test, homework assignment, project, practice or game, food, water and sleep are essential.

DRINK WATER BEFORE PRACTICE ALL DAY!!!...not just 1/2 an hour before!

Go Vikings!

Varsity Football - As we start to use the new weight room, make sure you have both flats and cleats with you at practice. Also, you may need a water bottle until the water fountains are completed.

JH Girls Tennis - Tryouts will be held Tuesday 9/9 through Thursday 9/11 from 3:45-5:00. Students wanting to tryout should meet in front of the Lower Gym. The final roster will be posted on-line no later than noon on Saturday 9/13.

8th Grade Girls Volleyball - Tryouts will be held Tuesday 9/9 through Thursday 9/11 from 3:45-5:00 in the Lower Gym. The final roster will be posted on-line no later than noon on Saturday 9/13.

7th Grade Girls Volleyball - Tryouts will be held Tuesday 9/9 through Thursday 9/11 from 3:45-5:00 in the Lower Gym. The final roster will be posted on-line no later than noon on Saturday 9/13.

Varsity Football - Nutrition!

Start to develop good habits now rather than later. You will need adequate fuel and recovery time to maintain optimal performance in school (athletically and academically). While we are all at the mercy of the time schedules we are committed to, we can control how we fuel up for the day.

Eat breakfast! If not a full breakfast with carbohydrates and proteins, at the very least, have a glass of juice, a fruit or something with some natural sugar in it first thing in the morning. This helps your body replace any blood sugar used/lost while sleeping.

Drink water! Eat snacks throughout the day! Drink more water!

Eat lunch! Avoid especially fibrous foods during lunch, since it is most likely the last meal before practice/games and you don't want to irritate your digestive system.

Eat Dinner! Drink water before bed!

In general eat a lot of food, but please try to avoid deep fried foods and processed sugars (get your sugar naturally as much as possible from the fruits, vegetables and starches you consume).

Establish routines that work for you, but make the most of your time. Have the courage to sacrifice a little leisure time to concentrate on taking care of yourself, which includes your studies, athletics and time to rest and recover. Whether you have a test, homework assignment, project, practice or game, food, water and sleep are essential.

Go Vikings!

JV Football - Nutrition!

Start to develop good habits now rather than later. You will need adequate fuel and recovery time to maintain optimal performance in school (athletically and academically). While we are all at the mercy of the time schedules we are committed to, we can control how we fuel up for the day.

Eat breakfast! If not a full breakfast with carbohydrates and proteins, at the very least, have a glass of juice, a fruit or something with some natural sugar in it first thing in the morning. This helps your body replace any blood sugar used/lost while sleeping.

Drink water! Eat snacks throughout the day! Drink more water!

Eat lunch! Avoid especially fibrous foods during lunch, since it is most likely the last meal before practice/games and you don't want to irritate your digestive system.

Eat Dinner! Drink water before bed!

In general eat a lot of food, but please try to avoid deep fried foods and processed sugars (get your sugar naturally as much as possible from the fruits, vegetables and starches you consume).

Establish routines that work for you, but make the most of your time. Have the courage to sacrifice a little leisure time to concentrate on taking care of yourself, which includes your studies, athletics and time to rest and recover. Whether you have a test, homework assignment, project, practice or game, food, water and sleep are essential.

Go Vikings!

Varsity Cross Country - NOTE: Earlier Time!!

101 East to the 134 East
Exit at the Victory Blvd Exit
Turn Right at top of exit.
Make immediate left onto Zoo Dr.
Pecan Grove is a small picnic area on left.

If you get to the zoo, you’ve gone too far.

Map


Coach Pflieger will be providing rides leaving from Campbell Hall at 4.45.

JH Football - Welcome to the inaugural Campbell Hall Vikings Junior High TACKLE Football Team. As we embark on this new endeavor, please be patient as we update the website with information about practicing, games and coaches' contact information. Any comments, questions and concerns can be directed to Russ Gordon (Head Varsity Football Coach) and/or Chris Holland (Junior High Athletic Director).

Thank you.

Go Vikings!

Varsity Baseball - Summer Baseball week's schedule for 7/27 - 7/31

7/28 Tuesday

Mickey Mantle vs. ND @ Stengel Field 5:00 pm

Connie Mack vs. San Fernando @ Stengel Field 7:30 pm

**This will be the last game of the summer and please bring in your summer league fees if you have yet to do so.

Varsity Cross Country - Summer Conditioning has started up for the 2008 Cross Country Campaign.

Why run the summer conditioning?

1. We need to be in shape for the season. We would spend the entire season getting in proper running shape. To become successful, a distance runner needs a certain amount of base mileage to be able to complete the workouts.

2. Starting running as well as starting school can create a lot of stress. Your body must adapt back to the school schedule and introducing running can creat havoc on you systems.

To check out the summer running locations and time check the calendar section on the website.

Varsity Baseball - Baseball Games for the week of July 20-26

July 22
Mickey Mantle vs. LA Baptist 4:45 pm @ Dunsmore Park

Connie Mack vs. La Canada 7:30 pm @ Dunsmore Park


July 26
Connie Mack vs. V BB Red 9:30 am @ Campbell Hall

Mickey Mantle vs. Providence 12:00 pm @ Campbell Hall

Varsity Baseball - Summer baseball game schedule for 7/13/08 - 7/19/08

7/15/08
Mickey Mantle vs. Maranatha 4:45 pm @ Dunsmore Park

Connie Mack vs. CV Tigers 7:30 pm @ Dunsmore Park


7/19/08
Connie Mack vs. Verdugo Black 9:30 am @ Campbell Hall

Mickey Mantle vs. Village Christian 12:00 pm @ Campbell Hall

Varsity Baseball - ****Games for the week of July 7-12 *****

July 9 Wednesday
(One Game Only)

Connie Mack vs. Cathedral 7:45 pm @ Stengel

July 10 Thursday
(One Game Only)

Mickey Mantle vs. Calabasas 5:00 pm @ Calabasas

July 12 Saturday

Connie Mack vs. Maranatha 9:30 am @ Campbell Hall

Mickey Mantle game has been cancelled for 7/12/08

Varsity Baseball - *****Summer Baseball Rosters**********

Please find your name on either/both the Mickey Mantle team or the Connie Mack Team. Most returning players will be placed on both teams.

Mickey Mantle (MM)

Nico Renzulli
Max Morohashi
Joe Wagner
Ethan Reid
Kyle Vane
*Henry Aleck
*Cory Bloom
*Jack Bensinger
*Josh Lumer
*Vin Renzulli
*Collin Schwartz
*Adam Erlich
*Eddie Munoz
*Brett Lake
*Wilson Virkler
*Josh Deane
*Steven Szkolnik
Will Vossler

Connie Mack (CM)

Tyler Johnson
Logan Markley
Tyler Winther
Callum Beals


* Players are playing on both teams.

Please call or notify the coaching staff if you can't make the game.

Summer Football - Please refer to the Fall Sports section and find the Football page/s for any updates, including our calendar and rosters. Thank you.

Summer Girls' Soccer - Practice will take place every Tuesday and Thursday from 2-4 from June 17 through July 31.

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team CIF second round match against Great Oak on Saturday May 10 will be played at 1.00 p.m. at Valley College. All boys on the Varsity tennis Team please be at Valley College at 11.45 sharp we need some good warm up before the match. Please do not be late see you then...........

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team won their first round CIF playoff match defeating La Quinta (Westminster) 9-9 in sets and Campbell Hall wins 75-68 on games at La Quinta High School. The match was decided on the last set of the day the Vikings were down 8sets to 9 and number 2 singles player Sam Sadeghi defeated the number 1 singles player to win the match for the Vikings. The Vikings were led by Jenson Turner and Sam Sadeghi who both swept all 3 of their singles matches. Jenson did not lose a game in his sweep. Jonathan Sohn won a huge singles match. Justin Dalzell and Justin Sinclair, and Beau Townsend and Graham Benjamin won 1 match each in doubles. Next up for the Vikings is Great Oak on Saturday May 10 at Valley College time to be determined on Friday May 9. The Viking are now 9-7 on the season.

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall high school boys volleyball program came to an end with all season games been played. Farewell to our senior’s athletes who have brought nothing but smiles and joy to this program. Good luck to all of the underclass men who now need to fill in the shoes of our graduating seniors. Underclassmen, this upcoming summer practice games and tournaments will be held for the improvement of skills and playing experience. All Campbell Hall students are welcome to play if interested in being apart of the summer program. The times and dates have not been posted. Both Varsity and Junior Varsity had an away match at Paraclete. The Varsity squad had real good opportunity to get a win over Paraclete but fell short in points and lost in three games. Game1 (25-22) Game2 (25-14) Game3 (25-15) Zac Cohen gathered four solo blocks along with two digs and one kill. David Walla earned a total of twelve assist kills along with two digs. The Junior Varsity squad lost against Paraclete. Game1 (25-10) Game2 (25-14) Henry Levine earned three assist kills along with three digs. Sean Lee played well on the defensive side earning five digs. We coache's appreciate the outstanding hustle Junior Varsity has made to learn the system we coaches use and understand that these group of boys can improve thier skills and playing abilities. Thank you boys for the wonderful season you have created for us at Campbell Hall and we hope to see all the same joyful faces as the new school year approaches us. Thank you to the Athletic Department and everyone involved in 2008 season. Thank you to the parents for your support.

Coach,
Angel J. Ramirez

Varsity Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall high school boys volleyball program came to an end with all season games been played. Farewell to our senior’s athletes who have brought nothing but smiles and joy to this program. Good luck to all of the underclass men who now need to fill in the shoes of our graduating seniors. Underclassmen, this upcoming summer practice games and tournaments will be held for the improvement of skills and playing experience. All Campbell Hall students are welcome to play if interested in being apart of the summer program. The times and dates have not been posted. Both Varsity and Junior Varsity had an away match at Paraclete. The Varsity squad had real good opportunity to get a win over Paraclete but fell short in points and lost in three games. Game1 (25-22) Game2 (25-14) Game3 (25-15) Zac Cohen gathered four solo blocks along with two digs and one kill. David Walla earned a total of twelve assist kills along with two digs. The Junior Varsity squad lost against Paraclete. Game1 (25-10) Game2 (25-14) Henry Levine earned three assist kills along with three digs. Sean Lee played well on the defensive side earning five digs. We coache's appreciate the outstanding hustle Junior Varsity has made to learn the system we coaches use and understand that these group of boys can improve thier skills and playing abilities. Thank you boys for the wonderful season you have created for us at Campbell Hall and we hope to see all the same joyful faces as the new school year approaches us. Thank you to the Athletic Department and everyone involved in 2008 season. Thank you to the parents for your support.

Coach,
Angel J. Ramirez

Varsity Boys Volleyball - The Vikings had their last home game against Valley Christian a very close game loosing in 4 games. For Senior Even Markiles, Ryan Smith and Michael Siegfried it was their last home games as seniors. Lead scores for the game were Chase McKinzie who had 3 kills, and 11 digs. Evan Markiles had 16 kills and 6 digs. Sophomore David Walla had 6 kills 21 set assist and 4 digs and Dustin Alpern had his high of 5 kills. The boys have their next game Thursday.

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall Viking’s played the Valley Christian Crusader’s in a volleyball match. Our junior varsity boy’s volleyball team lost (25-8) (25-5). Our overall record is now (1-12). When this team has trouble communicating that’s when they have trouble passing and setting up plays. Facing tuff schools such as Valley Christian is when they should be the most verbal. Jack Rieth had seven attack attempts and came away with one kill followed with one dig. Miles Parvaresh was running a Five-one offense for the first time. Parvaresh ended the game with two assist kills and three digs. The last game of the season will be held at Paraclete High School on May 1st.

Coach,
Angel J. Ramirez

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team lost their Olympic League match against Brentwood 11-7 at Valley College. The Vikings the number 4 ranked team in Division 3 played Brentwood the number 1 ranked team in Division 3 close and will have a lot of confidence heading into the playoffs next week. The Vikings were led by Jenson Turner who swept all 3 of his singles matches. Jenson finished the regular season undefeated with a record of 27-0 and if you count the 3 matches he won at Ojai he is 33-0 an incredible accomplishment. Sam Sadeghi also swept all 3 of his matches. Justin Sinclair and Beau Townsend won 1 doubles match. Next up for the Vikings are the CIf playoffs which start on Thursday May 8 against a team to be determined on Monday May 5. The Vikings finished the regular season with a record of 8-7 and 4-4 in League play.

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall boys Junior Varsity volleyball faced Crossroads High School today, Thursday April 24th at Crossroads. The Vikings lost versus Crossroads (25-13) and (25-8). Justin Yoo and Sean Lee both had three digs. Today was the first time the team only had six players at the game, which allowed Nicholas Aronson to play front row and back row. The Vikings next game is versus Valley Christian at Garver gym Tuesday April 29th.

Coach,
Laura Sandoval

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team lost their Olympic League match to Crossroads the defending Division 3 CIF Champions 11-7 at Reed Park. Jenson Turner swept all 3 of his singles matches. Jenson is undefeated this year with a record of 24-0. Justin Sinclair and Beau Townsend won 2 doubles sets, and Ryan Samii and Graham Benjamin, and Alex Harrison and Evan Willenson each won 1 match. The Vikings finish the regular season off against Brentwood on Monday April 28 at Valley College at 3.00. The Vikings clinched the playoffs last week and will finish in the Olympic League as the third place team. The Vikings the number 4 ranked team in Division 3 are now 8-6 overall and 4-3 in League play.

JV Boys Volleyball - Campbell Hall faced Village Christian for the second time this season in a volleyball match. Our Junior Varsity lost (25-14) (25-23). The Overall record is (1-9). Jack Rieth contributed one kill and two solo blocks. Sean Lee earned two digs and one kill. Our next match is against Crossroads April 24th. This team is learning to work together so if we could apply the things we learn in practice into the match they should be successful. Sean Lee and Miles Parvaresh have officially been announced as cap tins on this team. Good luck boys with the rest of your season.

Coach Angel J. Ramirez.

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team won their match against Hart 16-2 at Hart High School. The Vikings were led by their singles players who swept all 9 sets. Sam Sadeghi playing at number 1 singles swept all 3 of his matches without losing a game. Jonathan Sohn won 2 singles matches and Jeremy Gold won 1 match. Jenson Turner and Beau Townsend swept their 2 matches, and then Beau played with Evan Willenson and won 1 more match. Ryan Sami and Graham Benjamin and Alex Harrison and Manraj Sahi won 2 matches each. Next up for the Vikings ,,,,,,Crossroads on Tuesday April 22 at 3.00 at Reed Park.The Vikings the number 4 ranked team in Division 3 are now 8-5 on the season.

JV Boys Volleyball - Campbell Hall faced Bellermine Jefferson in a volleyball match. Our Junior Varsity team lost (25-17) (25-22). Our overall record now is (1-8). Henry Levine contributed with three assist kills and one kill. Miles Parvaresh earned two assist kills and two kills. The way a player treats a practice will affect the way you approach games. A players that focuses and stays determined during the practice procedure will succeed during games. Junior Varsity’s upcoming practice should be taken very seriously in order to correct mistakes and learn from them. Our next match will be held at Village Christian on April 22, 2008. Good luck boys.

Coach Angel J. Ramirez

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team won their Olympic League Match defeating Windward 15-3 at Valley College. The Vikings were led by their 3 singles players, Sam Sadeghi, Justin Sinclair, and Jonathan Sohn who each won 2 matches. Jenson Turner and Justin Dalzell swept the 2 matches they played. Beau Townsend and Graham Benjamin, and Alex Harrison and Ryan Samii both swept all 3 of their matches. Manraj Sahi and Evan Willenson won 1 match. Next up for the Vikings is Calabasas on Wednesday April 16 at 3.00 at Calabasas High School. The Vikings the 4th ranked team in Division 3 are now 7-4 on the season and 4-2 in League play.

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall boys’ junior varsity volleyball team played against Paraclete today April 15, 2008. The Vikings were defeated by Paraclete (25-6) and (25-14). In this game, the team tried a different strategy running a 6-2 offense and Miles Parvaresh and Henry Levine were both setting from backrow. Nick Aronson and Sean Lee both had great solo blocks on front row defense. The Vikings next game is Friday April 18th 2008 away at Bellermine Jefferson High School in Burbank. Good Luck Vikings!

Coach,
Laura Sandoval

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team won their Olympic League match against Cams 10-8 at Cal State Dominquez Hills. The Vikings were led by their number 1 singles player Jenson Turner who swept all 3 of his singles matches. Jenson is still undefeated on the season with a record of 18-0. Justin Dalzell and Justin Sinclair swept all 3 of their doubles sets. Beau Townsend and Graham Benjamin, and Alex Harrison and Ryan Samii won 2 sets each. Next up for the Vikings Windward on Tuesday April 15 at 3.00 at Valley College. The Vikings the number 4 ranked team in Division 3 are now 6-4 on the season and 3-2 in League play.

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall Viking’s faced the Valley Christian Crusader’s in a volleyball match. Our junior varsity boy’s volleyball team lost (25-5) (25-7) aganist the Crusader's. Our overall record is (1-6). Sean Lee collected eight digs and Justin Yoo had four digs. Our defense is improving against strong teams yet we were defeated because of our receiving errors. Let’s learn from our errors and proceed with improvement. Losing by this big of a margin set’s a tempo for the upcoming practices.Be ready to work hard and seek for improvement

Coach Angel J. Ramirez

JV Baseball - JV practice on 4/2 @ 10:00 am and 4/4 @ 3:00 pm. Please call Coach Campbell for any questions.

JV Boys Volleyball - Starting March 24th through 28th the Jv Boys volleyball is haveing practice from 10:00am-12:00pm.

Thank you, Coaching Staff

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall Vikings Junior Varsity Boys volleyball team played against the La Cañada Spartans today Thursday March 20, 2008. The Vikings were defeated by the Spartans (18-25) and (11-25). Due to discipline problems on the team, Miles Parvaresh came in to the match as a setter and did very well considering Miles does not play the setter position. The team adjusted well to the change of line up. The Vikings next game is April 10th 2008 at 4:00 pm at Garver Gym.

Coach,
Laura Sandoval

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team defeated Windward in a Olympic League match 16-2 at Rancho Park. The Vikings were led by Jenson Turner and Sam Sadeghi who both swept all 3 of their singles matches. Graham Benjamin and Jonathan Sohn each won 1 match as well. Justin Sinclair and Justin Dalzell and Beau Townsend and Alex Harrison swept all 3 of their doubles matches. Manraj Sahi and Ryan Samii won 2 matches and Jeremy Gold and Evan Willenson won 1 match. Next up for the Vikings is Viewpoint on Thursday March 20 at 3.00 at Valley College. The Vikings the 4th ranked team in Division 3 are now 5-2 on the season and 2-1 in League play.

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team defeated Glendale 10-8 at Glendale High School. The Vikings were led by their 2 singles players Jenson Turner and Sam Sadeghi who both swept all 3 of their singles matches. Jenson did not lose a game in his 3 sets sweep. Justin Sinclair and Justin Dalzell swept all 3 of their doubles matches. Beau Townsend and Alex Harrison won 1 doubles match. Next up for the Vikings is Windward on Tuesday March 18 at Rancho Park at 3.00. The Vikings are now 4-2 on the season and 1-1 in League play.

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall Junior Varsity volleyball team faced Village Christian. The scores were Game 1 (25-8) Game 2 (25-20). Losing to Village Christian puts Campbell Hall’s league record at (0-1). Focus, determination, and unity is what this team needs to focus on approaching their next game. Jason Mauro earned three kills and five digs against Village Christian. Keep trying hard junior varsity and your team will get better.


Coach, Angel Jose Ramirez

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall Vikings junior varsity boys volleyball team played against the Salesian Mustangs tonight, March 12th, 2008. Although the Vikings were defeated (16-25)(21-25), they played well and gave it their best effort. Sean Lee and Jack Rieth both led the team with two kills each. Jason Mauro lead the team with two digs. The Vikings next game is Friday March 14th 2008 at 4:00 pm versus Village Christian at Garver Gym.

Coach, Laura Sandoval

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team lost their OLympic League match with Crossroads 13-5 at Valley College.Campbell Hall the 4th ranked team in Division 3 played the match without 3 of their starters, their number 1 singles player Jenson Turner and number 1 doubles player Justin Dalzell and number 2 doubles player Beau Townsend. The Vikings played hard but Crossroads the number 1 ranked team in Division 3 was too tough for the Vikings on this day. Sam Sadeghi won 2 singles matches and Jonathan Sohn won 1 match. Justin Sinclair and Alex Harrison played well in winning 2 doubles matches. Next up for the Vikings is Glendale on Monday March 17 at Glendale HIgh School at 3.00. The Vikings are now 3-2 on the season and 1-1 in League Play.

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis opened up their Olympic League season with a 10-8 victory over Cams at Valley College. It was another impressive victory defeating Cams a semifinalist last year in Division 3 playing again without number 1 singles player Jenson Turner who is in Alabama playing in a big national touranment. The Vikings were led by their 3 doubles teams Justin Sinclair and Beau Townsend, Graham Benjamin and Ryan Samii, and Manraj Sahi and Alex Harrison who all swept their 3 doubles matches. Sam Sadeghi won 1 big singles match. The Vikings next match is Wednesday March 12 against Crossroads at 3.00 at Valley College. The Vikings are now 3-1 on the season and 1-0 in League play.

JV Baseball - Monday's practice (3/10/08) has been canceled! Be ready to go on Tuesday.

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall Junior Varsity Boys volleyball team participated in the Burbank tournament this weekend. Campbell Hall played five games against five different teams, and wining three games and losing five. The important thing is that we participated in a very competitive tournament and we competed against their peers. {Golden Valley game 1(25-17) (w) Game two (25-17) (w)}{Village Christian game 1 (25-21) (w) Game 2 (10-25) (L)}{San Marino Game 1 (25-18) (L) Game 2 (25-20)}{Notre Dame Game 1 (25-18) (L) Game 2 (25-11)}Kevin Marciano had a total of four kills throughout the day. Jack Rieth had a total of nine digs throughout the tournament. Henry Levine earned twelve assist kills in his first volleyball tournament. Good job boys keep up the good work. No practice on Monday march 11th.Thank you parents for all of your support.

Coach Angel J. Ramirez

JV Boys Volleyball -

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team rebounded nicely after losing their first match of the year defeating Notre Dame a Division 1 school 11-7 at Braemar Country Club. It was a very impressive win since the Vikings were without number 1 singles player Jenson Turner who is in Alabama in a big national touranment. The Vikings were led by Sam Sadeghi and Justin Sinclair who both won 2 singles matches, and Jonathan Sohn won 1. Justin Dalzell and Beau Townsend played excellent doubles in sweeping all 3 of their doubles matches. Alex Harrison and Manraj Sahi won 2 doubles matches and Graham Benjamin and Ryan Samii won 1 doubles match. Next up for the Vikings is the league opener against Cams on Tuesday March 11 at 3.00 at Valley College. The Vikings are now 2-1 on the season.

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys Varsity Tennis Team lost their match against Palos Verdes a Division 1 school 12-6 at Valley College. The Vikings lost a lot of close matches but just couldnt finish. The Vikings were led by number 1 singles player Jenson Turner who swept all 3 of his singles matches. Justin Dalzell and Justin Sinclair continued their good doubles play sweeping all 3 of their matches. Next up for the Vikings Notre Dame on Thursday March 6 at Braemar Country Club at 3.00. The Vikings are now 1-1 on the season.

Varsity Boys Tennis - The Boys' Varsity Tennis Team opened up their season defeating Pasadena Poly 11-7 at Valley College. The Vikings were led by number 1 singles player Jenson Turner who swept all 3 of his singles matches only dropping 1 game. Sam Sadeghi won 2 singles matches and Jonathan Sohn won 1 match. Justin Sinclair and Justin Dalzell swept all 3 of their doubles matches. Ryan Samii and Alex Harrison, and Evan Willenson and Beau Townsend won 1 doubles match each. The Vikings next match is Tuesday March 4 against Palos Verdes High School at Valley College at 2.30. The Vikings are now 1-0 on the season.

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall Junior Varsity team played the St. Bernard Vikings in a volleyball match. Campbell Hall Junior Varsity step it up a notch and defeated St. Bernard. Miles Parvaresh serving was good and accumulated seven aces. Jason Mauro led the team in kills earning three kills. Henry Levine developed four assist kills. Defeating St. Bernard puts the Junior Varsity preseason record at (1-3). The game scores were as follows. Game 1 (25-20) Game 2 (25-17). Keep up the good work guys be ready for a week of practice and a tournament this weekend at Burbank high.

Coach, Angel J. Ramirez

JV Boys Volleyball - Campbell Hall played against Cantwell Sacred Heart of Mary this evening. Losing against the Cardinals puts our record at (0-3) in the preseason. Henry Levine earned four assist kills. Greg Porter got one ace. The game scores are. Game 1 (25-8) Game 2 (25-13). As s reminder for our Campbell Hall Vikings stay motivated and never back down from a challenge. As Athletes make sure you listen to what your coaches are trying to explain to you.

Coach,Angel J. Ramirez

JV Boys Volleyball - Junior Varsity boy’s volleyball played against La salle High school. Playing two games against La salle Campbell Hall lost the match. Our junior varsity team was able to compete in two close games. Game 1 (25-19) Game 2 (25-19) Overall our team is doing well but with little more focus we should be able to have a successful season. Captains Jason Mauro and Henry Levine need to lead thier team with confidence. Our Captains also need to make sure thier team is focused and ready for the upcoming match.

Coach,
Angel J. Ramirez

JV Boys Volleyball - The Campbell Hall Boys volleyball Junior Varsity lost there preseason opener against Salesian High School. Game 1 (25-19) Game 2 (25-18) The Vikings put there best effort out on the court in tonight’s game. It’s just the beginning of the season for this young junior varsity team. There are set for improvement throughout the preseason. Stay focused and be ready for the next match Vikings. Good luck.

Coach,
Angel j. Ramirez

JH Golf - The League Championship Tournament has been moved to Saturday (5/10). Exact details are TBA.

JH Baseball - Please see the Practice Schedule for details.

JH Boys Volleyball - Practices will be held Monday-Thursday from 3:45-5:00, unless there is a match or it is a non-school day.

Varsity Golf -

JV Baseball - Please check the varsity schedule for practice times and dates

Please check the calendar weekly for schedule time updates

JV Boys Volleyball - Check the Varsity daily calendar for practice times and locations.

Check JV calendar for practice times and locations on these dates:

Feb 27

March 12

April 18

JH Girls Soccer -

Varsity Softball -

8th Grade Girls Basketball - Tryouts will be held 11/10 - 11/13, from 3:45-5:00pm. Players are encouraged to attend as many days of tryouts as possible. On the first day, the players will meet their coaches near the JH locker rooms. The final roster will be posted on line no later than noon on 11/15.

8th Grade Boys Basketball - Practices will be held Monday through Thursday, from 3:45-5:00pm, unless there is no school that day.

7th Grade Girls Basketball - Tryouts will be held 11/10 - 11/13, from 3:45-5:00pm. Players are encouraged to attend as many days of tryouts as possible. On the first day, the players will meet their coaches near the JH locker rooms. The final roster will be posted on line no later than noon on 11/15.

JH Boys Volleyball - Today's practice is ON.

JH Softball - Today's practice (3/3) is ON.

JH Golf - Please see the Practice Schedule for details.

JH Boys Tennis -

JH Boys Tennis - Practices will be held every Monday-Thursday from 3:45-5:00, unless there is no school or they have a match.

JH Girls Soccer - Tryouts will be held 11/10 - 11/13, from 3:45-5:00pm. Players are encouraged to attend as many days of tryouts as possible. On the first day, the players will meet their coaches near the JH locker rooms. The final roster will be posted on line no later than noon on 11/15.

HS Equestrian -

HS Equestrian - Welcome new members

Viking Soccer Classic - Campbell Hall is proud to announce the inaugural Viking Soccer Classic, “A Classic for a Cause!” A guaranteed four-game high school tournament with pool play and a champions round, the Viking Soccer Classic seeks to bring together some of Southern California’s most successful boys varsity soccer programs.

The Classic kicks off on Monday December 18 and concludes Wednesday, December 20, 2006. All of the necessary tournament information and forms can be obtained through our website:

www.soccerclassic.org