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The Wolves won their 1st round CIF game against Highland on May 5. The team competes today in the CIF Semifinals against Lutheran/Orange at Scholl Canyon. On the road, the Wolves defeated Foothill Tech 14-4 in CIF Playoffs second round and defeated Oxford Academy in the quarterfinals. The Cabrera brothers, Loran Baxter Mercado ’22 and Matthew Wang ’23, and Neel Sadda ’22 and Leon Liao ’22 were undefeated in their doubles matches. Notable performances came from Will Lanstra ’22, Luca Yeghnazar ’23, and Sieben who were undefeated in their singles matches. In the first round of CIF playoffs on May 4, Prep defeated Mark Keppel High School with a blistering 17-1 score. A few days later at the End of League Individual Tournament, the Wolves took first and second place in singles and doubles Jeremy Sieben ’25 was named the singles champion and Miles ’23 and Ray ’25 Cabrera were named doubles champions. The Wolves will compete in CIF Finals at The Claremont Club at 1:30pm on Friday May 13.īoys tennis finished the regular season defeating Chadwick 17-1 on April 25. Other notable performances today were Christopher Fung '23, Loran Baxter '22, and Cabrera brothers Miles '23 Ray '25 who were undefeated in all their sets. The Outlook wrote an overview of the girls and boys varsity track and field season, where they highlighted both teams' achievements during the League season.īoys varsity tennis defeated Lutheran Orange 14-4 in CIF Semifinals on May 11. Jeremy Sieben '25 clinched our win by defeating their #3 singles and winning the 10th set for Flintridge Prep. Martinez finished eighth in the 300 meter hurdles. Sullivan finished sixth in long jump and second in the triple jump. Based on the results of that meet, Chase Sullivan ’22 and Kevin Martinez ’24 will advance to the CIF Finals on May 14! Several Wolves competed at the CIF Southern Section Division 4 Prelims on May 7.

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200 free relay and 400 free relay: Gish, Iturbe, Lee, and Walklett (CIF Champions in both eventsĬongratulations to Kevin Martinez '24 (left) and Chase Sullivan '22 (right), who advance to CIF Finals!.

Addie Gish ’25: 100 backstroke (CIF winner) and 200 IM.Natalie Walklett ’25: 200 freestyle (also CIF winner) and 100 fly.The following swimmers also qualified for the State Championship: Led by Addie Gish ’25, Sarah Iturbe ’25, Megan Lee ’25, and Natalie Walklett ’25, Prep dominated the 400 free relay-winning by over 8 seconds. In the last relay, the team was down by one point, but the Wolves did not disappoint, shares Coach Ingrid Herskind. With only four freshman girls competing in finals, the Wolves won the entire Division 3-SS championships. On Saturday, May 7, the girls' swimming team made history by winning their first ever CIF championship. Keep an eye on the Athletics Calendar for all upcoming games!

Addie Gish ’25, Sarah Iturbe ’25, Megan Lee ’25, and Natalie Walklett ’25 clinched the CIF Championship Title for girls swimming.