Boys Basketball

Boys basketball made it to the semi-finals in the Euclid Street Challenge after going 2-0 in the first two rounds. They beat La Quinta on Monday and Godinez on Wednesday. Josiah Jessup & Jad Mustafa are averaging a double double for the Tribe in both games this week. They play Newport Harbor, the #11 ranked team in Orange County on Friday 12/1 at 6:30pm at Loara High School. 

JV is playing in the Santa Ana tournament and is currently 1-2 this week. The freshman team is playing in the La Habra tournament and is 1-1 and our F/S team is playing at Segerstrom and is 0-3 this week. 

All players, families, and fans are welcome to join our program next Thursday night 12/7 after the home game against Western for our program night out at The Bowery. Come and hang out for some good pizza and support one of our sponsors. 

Girls Basketball

Our Girls Program had their first team bonding event at Chapman University where they got to meet the women’s basketball team, participate in the pre-game pep talk, watch their game, and enjoy dinner at their campus dining hall. Thank you to the booster club for sponsoring this event!

The Varsity team started their week going 2-1. It was a close game against Santa Ana Valley, where they fell short by 3 points. The girls finished the week with sweeping wins against Mountain View (65-15) and Rancho Alamitos (64-23). Fullerton also had their first program sweep of the year with JV (43-12) and Freshman (20-13) winning their first games of the season. Let’s go TRIBE!

Coming up… Girls Basketball will be hosting its annual Vernie Ford Classic Basketball Tournament at Fullerton High School. There is also a Rubio’s fundraiser on Dec. 2nd. Please come and show your support! 

Boys Soccer

Boys Soccer Had a great week of preparation with conditioning and tactical training and are ready to get after this season's challenge. Our Frosh Soph and JV team are playing 2 games each in the Sonora JV tournament this Saturday. Monday kicks off the start of our varsity season with a home game against Anaheim. Wednesday we always play tough opponent Valencia. We are anxious to get playing.

Wrestling

In an electrifying display of athleticism and grit, the Tribe Varsity Girls & Boys Wrestling teams emerged victorious in a thrilling dual meet with their crosstown rivals, the Troy Warriors. While the JV team fell short in their match, they showcased their resilience with Cyrus Aviles earning the title of Junior Varsity Most Outstanding Wrestler. His impressive performance demonstrated the team's potential and promise for future victories. The Varsity girls' team took center stage next, showcasing their dominance with a resounding 48-18 victory. Ashlyn Vasquez, the Varsity Girls Most Outstanding Wrestler, led the charge, showcasing amazing technical skill with her takedowns and securing the pin. The climax of the evening arrived with the Varsity boys' match, and the Indians did not disappoint. They wrestled with unwavering determination, securing a decisive 48-25 victory over Troy. Emilio Castaneda, the Varsity Boys Most Outstanding Wrestler, captivated the crowd with his awesome takedown to a pin that clinched the victory and helped secure the Tribe's impressive lead.

Overall, Fullerton wrestling delivered an unforgettable performance, showcasing their talent, determination, and teamwork. Their victory over Troy is a testament to their hard work and dedication, and it sets the stage for an even more successful season ahead.

Cheer and Song

Our STUNT and Song team performed in the junior high visits with Ladera Vista and Beechwood this week!  Our Varsity Song team had a great time showcasing their dance skills for the class of 2028 and our STUNT team demonstrated their skills for the upcoming STUNT season in the spring! Check out our website for tryouts in the spring! https://sites.google.com/fjuhsd.org/fuhscheerandsong/home

Girls Volleyball

On Monday night, the girls had their banquet for the end-of-the-season awards to recognize their hard work and accomplishments, and to say thank you and farewell to the seniors. Thank you to all the seniors for all of your hard work and dedication to represent our school and our community. The ladies worked hard, not just on the court, but in the classrooms as well, as evidenced by 38 of the 49 athletes receiving the Scholar Athletes Award, with Noah Chung as the top Scholar athlete with the highest GPA. Congrats to all the awardees from all 3 levels. Congrats also go to Cora Sailhamer and Sofia Camargo for making the All-Freeway League 1st Team, and Angela Navarro and Avery Long for making the All-Freeway League 2nd Team. The returning players are eager for next season and are already working hard to prepare through their offseason strength and conditioning workouts. Go, Tribe!