Scorpion Cross Country Teams Win PVL Titles
Congratulations to both the boys and girls Cross Country teams for each winning the PVL League Title this season. On November 5, both teams ran a new course at College Park for the championship, but it didn’t seem to slow them down. Junior Heyden Wooff brought home another individual championship and led the boys Scorpions to their third straight PVL title -- their ninth in the past 11 years. The girls’ team also won the meet and overall league title, with three top-five individual finishes. To read all of the details and see what Head Coach Mike Smith says about ...
Cross Country Championships Held on October 30
Camarillo High junior Heyden Wooff took home the boys title at the Ventura County Cross Country Championships, with a time of 15:16. This is the second year in a row that Heyden has won the championship, which was held this year at Lake Casitas in Ojai. To read more about the race results, click on the Ventura County Star article “Wooff, Miller take the familiar road at championships.”
Girls’ Volleyball Scorpions Beat Oxnard
The Camarillo High School Girls’ Volleyball team beat Oxnard on Thursday, October 29, in an exciting and important contest. The Scorpions four-game win over the Yellowjackets, 26-24, 23-25, 25-20, 25-22, puts both teams at the top of the Pacific View League. The Scorpions’ record is now 15-10, 7-1. To read more about this emotional win and what lies ahead for our girls’ volleyball team, read the Ventura County Star article “Camarillo nets big win over Oxnard.”
Cross Country Scorpions Race On
The Camarillo High Cross Country Team is definitely on a roll! Head coach Mike Smith gives an in-depth interview about this year’s talented team in the October 16 edition of the Camarillo Acorn. To find out more about our exceptional Scorpions, just read “Camarillo runners push ahead of the pack.”
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Scorpion Cross Country Teams Win PVL Titles
Congratulations to both the boys and girls Cross Country teams for each winning the PVL League Title this season. On November 5, both teams ran a new course at College Park for the championship, but it didn’t seem to slow them down. Junior Heyden Wooff brought home another individual championship and led the boys Scorpions to their third straight PVL title — their ninth in the past 11 years.... [Read more]
Casino Night Fundraiser
Our 1st Annual Casino Night will be held on November 21, 2009 at beautiful Spanish Hills Country Club. Our evening agenda includes a variety of favorite casino games, delicious hors d’oeuvres, and live music. We hope you’ll join us for this exciting event. This is the ACHS Athletic Booster Club’s major fall fundraiser, which augments the limited budget of the ACHS Athletic Department. Each year,... [Read more]
Cross Country Championships Held on October 30
Camarillo High junior Heyden Wooff took home the boys title at the Ventura County Cross Country Championships, with a time of 15:16. This is the second year in a row that Heyden has won the championship, which was held this year at Lake Casitas in Ojai. To read more about the race results, click on the Ventura County Star article “Wooff, Miller take the familiar road at championships.” Read More →
Girls’ Volleyball Scorpions Beat Oxnard
The Camarillo High School Girls’ Volleyball team beat Oxnard on Thursday, October 29, in an exciting and important contest. The Scorpions four-game win over the Yellowjackets, 26-24, 23-25, 25-20, 25-22, puts both teams at the top of the Pacific View League. The Scorpions’ record is now 15-10, 7-1. To read more about this emotional win and what lies ahead for our girls’ volleyball team, read... [Read more]
Camarillo Scorpions DIG PINK!
Our Girls Volleyball Teams are hosting a DIG PINK Volleyball Event to help promote Breast Cancer Awareness on Thursday, October 29th. We will be playing the Oxnard Yellowjackets, so it is sure to be an exciting evening. Our Frosh Soph Team will play at 4:00 pm. Our Junior Varsity will play at 5:15 pm. Our Varsity will play at 6:30 pm. In 2008, the Scorpions and the Yellowjackets shared the Pacific... [Read more]
