The following teams advanced to CCS during the spring sports season.
Varsity boys baseball
Photo courtesy of Easy Bay Group.
Varsity badminton

Photo courtesy of Emer Martinez.
Varsity gymnastics

Photo courtesy of MVHS ASB.
Varsity swim

Photo courtesy of Julia Wagner.
Varsity track

The track team sent Andrew Daetz to the CCS finals in Gilroy.
“All in all I really proud of how everyone competed this year nobody gave up. We competed really hard. There was great growth within the whole team, so I think with that growth is going to push everyone else to grow too,” Coach Scott Ishizaki said.
Varsity boys golf
The varsity boys golf team advanced to the CCS regionals and held a league record of 10-2.
“They all got better. I think during the golf season they practice a lot more than they do during other times of the year so they always see a lot of improvement,” Coach Jim McGuirk said.