In this update:
See the full school calendar.Veterans' Day Review Ceremony
MMHS JROTC honored Veterans' Day with a review at 6:30 AM on Thursday morning. This ceremony honored all American Veteran's, both past and present.
9th Grade Academy Wins Award
Our 9th grade academy was one of the Fall 2017 recipients of the Excellence in Innovation and Collaboration Award! This award is given out once each semester for the district. East County Schools FCU sponsors this award, and as part of that, the recipients are showcased in a video.Athletics Playoff Update
League and CIF Playoffs are wrapping up and Winter sports are gearing up.
The Matadors were disappointed with their seeding entering the playoffs after finishing the season with a 4-6 record and beating some of the higher seeds. They used that as fuel in their opening game Friday night versus Escondido High School beating the cougars 27-18.
Mount Miguel was down 9-0 when Escondido attempted an onside kick that was scooped up by ULISES MONJE, who ended up running it back 50 yards for the touchdown to turn it into a 9-7 game. That changed the momentum of the game and got the Matadors going. The offensive ground game was led by SHEMAR GREENE, who carried 30 times for 146 yards and three touchdowns. He also contributed with a 36-yard pass down the left sideline from senior quarterback MUGABE MILLER to set up the go ahead score. The Matador defense was the highlight of the night. Newly inserted Freshman middle linebacker JACOB LADEREIRE had 7 1/2 tackles for Mount Miguel.
Alex Lemon was a dominate force on the line recording multiple sacks, and causing mayhem for the quarterbacks of Escondido. CJ Jackson who lines up opposite of Lemon also had a night with a number of tackles for losses and a sack. The Matadors dedicated the game to fellow teammate Damionte Wafer who sustained an injury last week that kept him out of the game.
The Matadors are back on the road to take on #1 seed Southwest El Centro next Friday Nov 17 at 7:00 in the quarterfinals.
The ladies finished with a record of 9-12 and say goodbye to seniors Miracle Maseuli, Kiara Harrison, Juliette Harris, Yvette Andrade, Mia Minjares, Juana Machado, Kat Gonzales, Natelie Lopez, and Jayline Galindez. The Matadors had players recognized for All League- Miracle Maseuli (2nd team selection), Kerri Gordon, Nyssa Maga (Honorable Mention).
Mary Tran finished with a record of 28 wins 2 losses in singles. She finished second in league and made it to the second round at CIF. Mary also received Grossmont League Athlete of The Year and MVP.
Kozette Mwangi and Devona Kassab earned a record of 28 wins 2 losses and went on to be league champions. They also made it to the second round at CIF and Kozette received The Sportsmanship Award for the league.
See this weeks schedule on the website.
Football
Matadors win in the first round of the playoffs!
MMHS 27: EHS 18
Mount Miguel was down 9-0 when Escondido attempted an onside kick that was scooped up by ULISES MONJE, who ended up running it back 50 yards for the touchdown to turn it into a 9-7 game. That changed the momentum of the game and got the Matadors going. The offensive ground game was led by SHEMAR GREENE, who carried 30 times for 146 yards and three touchdowns. He also contributed with a 36-yard pass down the left sideline from senior quarterback MUGABE MILLER to set up the go ahead score. The Matador defense was the highlight of the night. Newly inserted Freshman middle linebacker JACOB LADEREIRE had 7 1/2 tackles for Mount Miguel.
Alex Lemon was a dominate force on the line recording multiple sacks, and causing mayhem for the quarterbacks of Escondido. CJ Jackson who lines up opposite of Lemon also had a night with a number of tackles for losses and a sack. The Matadors dedicated the game to fellow teammate Damionte Wafer who sustained an injury last week that kept him out of the game.
The Matadors are back on the road to take on #1 seed Southwest El Centro next Friday Nov 17 at 7:00 in the quarterfinals.
Volleyball
Mount Miguel' girls volleyball team ended the regular season with a record of 9-11 which was good enough to be slotted into the CIF playoffs. The downside to their record was they were seeded #16 and would have to travel to #1 seed and defending CIF Champion Maranatha Christian. The Matadors were eventually upended by the Eagles in three putting an end to their season.The ladies finished with a record of 9-12 and say goodbye to seniors Miracle Maseuli, Kiara Harrison, Juliette Harris, Yvette Andrade, Mia Minjares, Juana Machado, Kat Gonzales, Natelie Lopez, and Jayline Galindez. The Matadors had players recognized for All League- Miracle Maseuli (2nd team selection), Kerri Gordon, Nyssa Maga (Honorable Mention).
Tennis
Girls Tennis season ended as a team with 4 wins and 6 losses. However, individually we had the best scores in the league.Mary Tran finished with a record of 28 wins 2 losses in singles. She finished second in league and made it to the second round at CIF. Mary also received Grossmont League Athlete of The Year and MVP.
Kozette Mwangi and Devona Kassab earned a record of 28 wins 2 losses and went on to be league champions. They also made it to the second round at CIF and Kozette received The Sportsmanship Award for the league.
See this weeks schedule on the website.
MMHS Students Visit SDSU
MMHS students visited SDSU to attend the Afrikan Student Union High School Conference. This day featured a variety of different workshops are provided for students to give them an insight on different things they may encounter on a college campus. Topics included information about EOP, Financial Aid, and Admissions. In addition to these presenters, there was a motivational keynote speaker to get the students excited about college.
Construction Update
Concrete was poured this week! The foundations are in place.
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