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Tartans Notch Important League Victories
Boys soccer and girls basketball downed tough opponents this past weekend.
St. Margaret's boys soccer and girls basketball programs are fighting for postseason slots and picking up crucial mid-season points.
Boys Soccer
The Tartans shut out Portola High School 3-0 Friday to improve to 4-3 in the 2024-2025 league campaign.
St. Margaret's dominated the match from the opening whistle, creating and capitalizing on numerous scoring chances while closing down Portola's attack.
The Tartans received goals from Michalis Karmis, Austin Stolper and Angel Cruz-Sanchez.
St. Margaret's looks to continue their winning momentum on Tuesday, Jan 21, as they face Woodbridge at OC Great Park.
Girls Basketball
St. Margaret's defeated Rosary Academy 53-42 in Pasternack Field House on Friday. The win sets the Tartans at 3-1 in league competition.
Lila Wohlgemuth hit a pair of three-pointers late in the game to extend the Tartans' lead. Harper Gideons drained a deep three in the final moments of the game to seal the win for St. Margaret's.
Taylor Francois led with 18 points with 7 rebounds, 5 steals and 4 assists. Harper Gideons (14 pts, 4 three-pointers) and Annika Tufo (13 pts, 7 rebounds) supported in the win.
"This was a big win for the program as we get ready to go into the second round of PCL play. Positioning ourselves in the top half of the league is critical for our trajectory going into playoffs," said head coach Josh Markum. "I am proud of our girls for continuing to rise to the occasion and not be overcome by whatever adversity they may face."
The Tartans will take on Sage Hill School at home on Tuesday, Jan 21 at 5:30 p.m.
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Boys Soccer
The Tartans shut out Portola High School 3-0 Friday to improve to 4-3 in the 2024-2025 league campaign.
St. Margaret's dominated the match from the opening whistle, creating and capitalizing on numerous scoring chances while closing down Portola's attack.
The Tartans received goals from Michalis Karmis, Austin Stolper and Angel Cruz-Sanchez.
St. Margaret's looks to continue their winning momentum on Tuesday, Jan 21, as they face Woodbridge at OC Great Park.
Girls Basketball
St. Margaret's defeated Rosary Academy 53-42 in Pasternack Field House on Friday. The win sets the Tartans at 3-1 in league competition.
Lila Wohlgemuth hit a pair of three-pointers late in the game to extend the Tartans' lead. Harper Gideons drained a deep three in the final moments of the game to seal the win for St. Margaret's.
Taylor Francois led with 18 points with 7 rebounds, 5 steals and 4 assists. Harper Gideons (14 pts, 4 three-pointers) and Annika Tufo (13 pts, 7 rebounds) supported in the win.
"This was a big win for the program as we get ready to go into the second round of PCL play. Positioning ourselves in the top half of the league is critical for our trajectory going into playoffs," said head coach Josh Markum. "I am proud of our girls for continuing to rise to the occasion and not be overcome by whatever adversity they may face."
The Tartans will take on Sage Hill School at home on Tuesday, Jan 21 at 5:30 p.m.
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