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The Fremont Firebirds wrestling program has annually been one of the top teams in the Central Coast Section. Fremont has maintained a top-5 finish in the CCS year after year. And it’s not just the boys getting it done; Fremont has had one of the strongest complements of girls wrestling each season. Back in 2018 … Read more
Saturday night’s CIF NorCal Division 2-A Championship game was deja vu for the Wilcox Chargers and Head Coach Paul Rosa. Three years ago in the CIF State Championship game, the Chargers were robbed of a game-icing, pick-six touchdown by a flag for defensive holding that should have never been thrown. This time around, a delay … Read more
“Do you believe in miracles?…Yes!” The iconic call of the 1980 USA Olympic hockey team might be a bit of a stretch as an analogy to the 2024 Wilcox Chargers football team. For one thing, the No. 1 seed Chargers were certainly not underdogs heading into Saturday’s CCS Championship Game against No. 7 seed Palma. … Read more
After a 10-7 victory over Menlo-Atherton Friday night, the Wilcox Chargers have once again reached the CCS Championship game. Getting to this point of the season has been a staple in the now 10 seasons under Head Coach Paul Rosa. However, in past seasons, many of those teams were expected to go deep into the … Read more
When it comes to Santa Clara high school football, it’s typically been the Wilcox Chargers who have been the stronger school. However, in this year’s inaugural season of girls’ flag football in the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League (SCVAL), it was the Santa Clara Bruins that were by far the more impressive squad. The Bruins, … Read more
Despite losing starting quarterback Kai Imahara last week to a season-ending injury, the No. 1 seeded Wilcox Chargers still managed to look as dominant as ever in their CCS playoff opener against Santa Teresa on Friday. The Chargers pummeled the Saints to the tune of a 36-3 final just one week after Imahara suffered a … Read more
The Wilcox Chargers are league champions this season and leading the way is sophomore Kai Imahara, who, at 15 years old, is the youngest starting quarterback for Wilcox in 30 years. The last time the Chargers went with a sophomore as the varsity starting quarterback was back in 1994. Even more impressively, Imahara won the … Read more
Starting a brand new high school football program has been a big challenge for Kathleen MacDonald High School. Yet after finishing their third ever season, and first ever season at the varsity level, with a .500 league record (4-4), one could argue that Head Coach Burt Codera was able to ace the biggest test he’ll … Read more
Friday night’s epic victory over the Los Gatos Wildcats sent the Wilcox Chargers sideline and grandstands into a frenzy. Chargers quarterback Kai Imahara took one final kneel down right as the rain started to fall, but nothing was going to dampen the celebration on this night. Last season the Chargers lost twice to Los Gatos, … Read more
The Wilcox varsity water polo team cruised in the pool, building an 11-4 lead over the Monta Vista Matadors on Tuesday, Oct. 22. Monta Vista would add a trio of goals in garbage time to make the final score look a bit more respectable, but Wilcox was more than pleased with its performance, perfecting practice … Read more