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We are so incredibly excited to celebrate our Girls Volleyball Seniors!! Everyone please come down to Ayers Gym at 5:15 to support, TONIGHT!!! 🏐🐻🏆
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Chopra, Elliott post PAL cross country hat tricks
Chopra, Elliott post PAL cross country hat tricks Daily Journal staff report Oct 22, 2026 Updated Oct 23, 2026 Menlo-Atherton’s Evan Chopra and Carlmont’s Katelyn Elliott locked cross country hat tricks as the pair won t...
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A win’s a win for Menlo-Atherton football team
A win’s a win for Menlo-Atherton football team Bears withstand late rally to beat Wilcox, 41-33 Nathan Mollat Daily Journal staff When Menlo-Atherton running back Kennedy Monroe rumbled up the left sideline for a 15-yard...
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M-A welcomes Andrew Diehl as new varsity boys tennis coach
M-A Hires Andrew Diehl as Varsity Boys Tennis Coach ATHERTON, CA — October 19, 2026 — Menlo-Atherton High School Athletic Directors Paul Snow and Steven Kryger are proud to announce the hiring of Andrew Diehl as the new...
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Youthful Menlo-Atherton girls golf team on a mission
Mariners Point Golf Course isn’t the preferred venue for the Menlo-Atherton girls’ golf team, but you won’t see sophomore Savannah Lee complaining. Lee shot the best round by any Peninsula Athletic League golfer on the p...
Presented to Coach Christopher Saunders and the Menlo-Atherton Football Program In recognition of your exceptional leadership and commitment to service-learning at Menlo-Atherton High School. As the originator of Sports Service Days, Coach Saunders inspired a tradition that grew from football to girls and boys basketball, flag football, water polo, and special programs across campus. On eight occasions throughout the summer, the M-A football team served at the Ecumenical Hunger Program in East Palo Alto. Players hustled in the summer sun, sorting and organizing fresh food and escorting families to their cars with their groceries, all with a smile. These experiences built trust, strengthened teamwork, and taught players that when we give with love, our efforts are received with love. Through humility, inclusion, respect, and reflection, they practiced ethical and effective service-learning, recognizing how much they gained from the people they served. Without seeking fanfare or recognition, Coach Saunders and his players strengthened the bonds within their team and throughout the M-A community. Their example reminds us that being a Bear means showing up for others with heart. Coach Saunders and the Menlo-Atherton football team are true heroes of our community, embodying the heart and spirit of M-A Bears.
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Coach Saunders and M-A Football receive State Senate recognition for their commitment to service learning in the community
Presented to Coach Christopher Saunders and the Menlo-Atherton Football Program In recognition of your exceptional leadership and commitment to service-learning at Menlo-Atherton High School. As the originator of Sports...
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2026 Winter Sports Tryouts
Click below to see updated information about Winter Tryouts. Remember to get your clearance packet submitted before you go to tryouts. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XW9VxHDC1M15SrsxplrfmJWBYz3lc-kruOK1kkee1Tk/e...
In honor of the football season starting, we thought we'd throw it back to 2018, when our Bears claimed the CIF Division 3-AA State Championship!! Let's have a great year!! 🏈🍁🏆 @ma_bearsfootball
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Graham Martin: Daily Journal's Golfer of the Year
Daily Journal Boys Golfer of the Year: Menlo-Atherton’s Graham Martin Nathan Mollat Daily Journal staff Jun 30, 2026 You hear it about athletes all the time: He or she has “soft hands” — the ability to absorb the momentu...
