Men’s Basketball Playoffs – Wednesday Feb 25 @ Kennedy – 7pm

Posted on February 19, 2015 by mthsathletics

Come out and support your Mustangs at Kennedy High School 6715 Gloria Dr. Sacramento 95831

Go Mustangs!

NOW HIRING: Youth Sports Coaches

Posted on January 27, 2015 by mthsathletics

Men’s Basketball – Yuba City Tournament Champs!

Posted on January 6, 2015 by mthsathletics

2nd Straight Year! Go Mustangs!

2014 Fall Monterey Trail Athletic Awards

Posted on December 17, 2014 by mthsathletics

2014

FALL VARSITY SPORTS – AWARDS

CROSS COUNTRY – SJS Div 1 Qualifiers: Kamra Newton, Regina Nyresso; DELTA SPORTSMANSHIP: Gustavo Ortiz & Kamra Newton; Women’s MVP: Regina Nyresso; Men’s MVP: Gustavo Ortiz; COACHES AWARD: Eric Chapman; MOST IMPROVED: Basira Abdulshukar & Jagdeep Lally; SPORTSMANSHIP: Kamra Newton; MTHS Best 4.03 Team GPA

VARSITY FOOTBALL –– SJS PLAYOFF Semi-Finalist; Max Preps ALL-STATE: Trey Nahhas; ALL-METRO OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Trey Nahhas; 2^nd team ALL-METRO: Rodney Spidell; DELTA CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Trey Nahhas; ALL-DELTA 1st Team: Trey Nahhas,Rodney Spidell, Neville Bood, EJ Viacrusis; DELTA SPORTSMANSHIP: Matthew Foster; MVP: Trey Nahhas; OFFENSIVE P.O.Y: Jermaine Bell; DEFENSIVE P.O.Y: Neville Bood; SPECIAL TEAMS P.O.Y: Andre Flury; LINEMAN O.Y.: Rodney Spidell & Anthony Almonte; MOST IMPROVED: Dennis Kuma; MACRES MEMORIAL AWARD: EJ Viacrusis; OPTIMIST ALL-STAR GAME: Trey Nahhas (MVP),Rodney Spidell

VARSITY MEN’S SOCCER – SJS PLAYOFF QUALIFER; ALL-DELTA 1st Team: Jose Torres, Sergio Magana; DELTA SPORTSMANSHIP: Arnold Arias; MUSTANG AWARD: Lawrence Vang; OFFENSIVE MVP: Jose Torres; DEFENSIVE MVP: Jorge Torres

VASITY WOMEN’S GOLF – DELTA SPORTSMANSHIP: Stacy Garcia

VASITY WOMEN’S TENNIS – DELTA SPORTSMANSHIP: Lisa Cummings; MVP: Lisa Cummings; MOST IMPROVED: Cathy Lu; MOST INSPRIATIONAL: Makalah Alexander

VARSITY WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL –ALL-DELTA 1st Team: Emelda Malm-Annan; DELTA SPORTSMANSHIP: Sierra Voyvodich; MVP: Emelda Malm-Annan; COACHES AWARD: Jessica Nguyen; MOST IMPROVED: Osayuwamen Orhue

VARSITY MEN’S WATER POLO – ALL-DELTA 1st Team: Trevon Carter; DELTA SPORTSMANSHIP: Andre Viloria; MVP: Trevon Carter; MOST IMPROVED: Jimmy Le; MUSTANG AWARD: Sharif Farmer

VARSITY WOMEN’S WATER POLO – ALL-DELTA 1st Team: Lauren Ha; DELTA SPORTSMANSHIP: Kamra Newton; MVP: Lauren Ha; MOST IMPROVED: Mizeille Avina; MUSTANG AWARD: Barbara Camacho

TEAM G.P.A.

FALL SPORTS 2014

# of Athletes G.P.A.

VARSITY MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY 16 3.56

VARSITY WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY 9 4.03

JV MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY 7 3.46

JV WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY 2 3.75

VARSITY FOOTBALL 29 3.06

JV FOOTBALL 21 2.95

FROSH FOOTBALL 22 2.65

VARSITY WOMEN’S GOLF 4 3.03

VARSITY MEN’S SOCCER 21 3.04

JV MEN’S SOCCER 18 2.96

VARSITY WOMEN’S TENNIS 15 3.78

JV WOMEN’S TENNIS 5 4.05

VARSITY WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 13 3.65

JV WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 10 3.58

FROSH WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 12 3.69

VARSITY MEN’S WATER POLO 15 3.45

VARSITY WOMEN’S WATER POLO 16 3.78

VARSITY CHEERLEADING 27 3.22 *

JV CHEERLEADING 14 3.46 *

TOTAL 276 3.32

*Season Continues

October is Cancer Awareness Month

Posted on October 1, 2014 by mthsathletics

October is Cancer Awareness Month. In recognition of the fight against cancer, all Mustang football players will be wearing a Pink ribbon sticker on the back of their helmets.

As per MTHS Football Tradition we will maintain our Green, Gold and Black uniform code during the month of October.

Unfortunately, we have all been touched by this tragic disease in some way. We are reminded every day at Mark Macres Memorial Stadium. Our stadium was dedicated to Mr. Mark Macres, MTHS founding Vice Principal of Athletics, after he passed away in 2007. In remembrance of Mr. Macres’ courageous battle with cancer, our MTHS Mustang student-athletes are encouraged to touch the memorial rock at the South end of the stadium.

October brings an opportunity for us all to come together to honor those who have fought and are fighting cancer and work towards finding a cure. We encourage our MTHS Mustang families to support cancer awareness by donating to one of the following causes in support of cancer research and or cancer patient/family support. The first four directly benefit those in the greater Sacramento area.

Shriners Hospitals for Children, Office of Development

2900 Rocky Point Drive

Tampa, FL 33607

Shriners serves seriously ill children (burns, cancer, cleft palate, orthopedic/spine, etc), who have no other healthcare options. The families of children treated by the Shriners are not charged for their care. Shriners is funded through grants and donations.

If choosing Shriners, please attach a note asking that the funds being donated be directed to the Sacramento facility.

UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center

This link is to their pediatric support services: www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/cancer/Specialties/pediatric/support-resources.html

The Ronald McDonald House is part of the UCDMC program. Donations can be mailed or made online.

Online Donations: https://secure.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/giving/donations/online.html

Donations by mail: www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/cancer/giving/UCDCCC%20Online%20Remit%20Form.pdf

Triumph Cancer Foundation

947 Enterprise Drive

Loft B

Sacramento, CA 95825

This organization is for adult cancer survivors; helping them recover through a physical fitness program.

http://triumphfound.org/donate/

Albie Aware, Inc.

1851 Heritage Lane, Suite 299

Sacramento, CA 95815

This is a local foundation with the focus on breast cancer, stressing awareness, education and support. Donations can be made through the mail or online. www.albieaware.org/