As the fall sports season begins to wrap up, Moreau Catholic’s athletic teams are entering a crucial part of their seasons. With games still being played and playoffs approaching, Mariner athletes are working to finish strong. Football, girls flag football, volleyball, golf, water polo, and tennis have all given students and families teams to follow throughout the season.

Football Looks to Finish Strong

Moreau football is heading into the final stretch of its season, with each remaining game becoming more important. After tough losses to Bishop O’Dowd and James Logan, the Mariners hold a 4-3 record and look to regroup against San Leandro at Al Vermeil Field. The team will then face Hayward and Berkeley to close out the season. The Mariners will need to stay focused and work together as they continue their push toward the playoffs.

“We’re down a lot of starters right now, but our coaches are keeping our mindset positive and reminding us that we can get it done with the people we have. We’ve been more focused, and practices have been more intense. We’re always used to playing with a chip on our shoulder, so it’s just going to be another game for us,” said Chris Wilson.

Girls Flag Football Continues to Grow

Girls flag football has continued to build its place in Moreau athletics. The team has worked hard throughout the season to improve, build chemistry and gain experience.

The Mariners finished fourth in the league with a 10-11 record and will now await their NCS playoff seeding. Their progress reflects the growth of the sport at Moreau and gives players an opportunity to represent the school in a growing athletic program.

Volleyball Pushes Through the Final Stretch

Moreau volleyball is also working to finish its fall season on a strong note. With the final games approaching, the team has focused on communication, teamwork and competing against its opponents. In recent weeks, the Mariners have defeated Irvington, Kennedy and American.

Moreau holds a 19-17 record and is awaiting its NCS playoff seeding. Every match has given the Mariners another opportunity to improve and build momentum as the season comes to an end.

“We’re really looking forward to competing and making this final push together. We want to finish the season strong, especially for our seniors, and give them a season they can be proud of,” said Emma Dessu.

Boys Golf Finds Success

Varsity boys golf has put together a strong fall season, earning an impressive 10-2 record. The Mariners have shown consistency and teamwork while competing throughout the season. Their success reflects the hard work and dedication they have put into improving their game. The team will now await its NCS seeding.

Boys Tennis Builds Experience

Boys tennis also competed throughout the fall season, gaining valuable experience against tough opponents. Despite a challenging 3-17 record, the Mariners continued to work on their skills, develop as a team and represent Moreau. The season provided players with opportunities to improve and build experience that can help them moving forward.

Water Polo Teams Keep Competing

Moreau’s boys and girls water polo teams continued to compete against tough opponents throughout the fall season. With records of 1-11 for the boys and 1-10 for the girls, both teams faced challenges while gaining experience in the pool. Their commitment to improving their skills, building teamwork and supporting one another reflects the dedication of Moreau athletes throughout the season.

Looking Back

From football’s push toward the playoffs to boys golf’s successful season, Moreau athletes have continued to compete and represent their school. Each team has faced its own challenges and accomplishments, but they all worked hard throughout the fall. As the season comes to a close, the Mariners look to finish strong and carry what they have learned into future seasons.