Class of 2024 - Valedictorian & Salutatorians Announced

Congratulations to our Academic Stars!

We are thrilled to announce our outstanding scholars who have been named as the valedictorian and salutatorians for this year's graduating class!

🌟 Valedictorian: Helen Sanders

🌟 Salutatorians: Isaiah Jung and Christian Lawson

Their hard work, dedication, and academic excellence have set them apart, and we couldn't be prouder of their achievements! Let's give a round of applause to Helen, Isaiah, and Christian for their remarkable accomplishments!

FJUHSD - Announces Administrator of the Year!

Mr. Jon Caffrey, Assistant Principal

We are thrilled to announce that our very own Assistant Principal Jon Caffrey has been named Administrator of the Year for the 2023-2024 school year by the FJUHSD! 🌟👏

Jon's dedication, care, and tireless efforts have not gone unnoticed, and this recognition is truly well-deserved. 🏆👏 His commitment to our school community and unwavering support for our students and staff exemplify his outstanding leadership qualities.

Join us in congratulating Jon on this incredible achievement! 🎉🌟 We are immensely proud to have him as part of our team, and we look forward to many more successes together! 🏆👏 

FSTO Scholarship Winner

Big Congratulations to Grace Allan for receiving the FSTO Scholarship this week! A huge thank you to Angie Cencak, FSTO President, for personally delivering the exciting news! We are incredibly proud of Grace and all her remarkable achievements! 

PTA Council Scholarships Announced

So incredibly proud of Elizabeth Timmerman and Eliana Torres for their outstanding achievement in winning scholarships from the PTSA! 🎉 Your hard work, dedication, and passion have truly paid off. Here’s to your bright futures ahead! Keep shining bright!

Earth Day

It was such an exciting and celebratory week for both the club students and the AP Environmental Science students. On Monday (Earth Day) the APES students did the chalk drawing Public Service Announcement art, and on Wednesday we partnered with FJC to attend their Eco Fair by going over to visit for a field trip. We learned a lot about our local environmental organizations like Friends of Coyote Hills and picked up plenty of "swag" items.

The Environmental Science Club launched their Clean. Conserve. Connect campaign to stop pollution on and around campus. Monday they wore the shirts they designed and made, Tuesday they posted their infographics around campus, Thursday they hosted a lunch clean up, and Friday their informational video was included in the video announcements. Overall it was a fun week! 

Love Fullerton

Last Saturday our students made waves in their community! 🏙️🌳🌟 We're bursting with pride as our students took part in Love Fullerton Community Service Day, lending a helping hand to clean up and beautify our city. 🌟💚 From picking up litter to sprucing up local parks and helping out schools, their dedication to making a difference shines bright! 

SENIOR EVENTS!

Walking Buddies

Deadline: April 29th

Please click on the link for the form or pick up a copy in the front office. Please return the form to the attendance window. 

Graduation Walking Buddies 2024.pdf

Senior Class Meeting Presentation

FUHS Senior Class Mtg Presentation.pdf

Senior Calendar of Events

2024 FUHS Senior Events.pdf

Graduation is Wednesday, May 29, 2024

OC Register Artist of the Year Announcement

Exciting News Alert! 🌟🎉 Chase McFarland has been named as a semifinalist for Orange County Artist of the Year by the Orange County Register! 🎨🏆 We're bursting with pride for Chase and his incredible talent! 🌟 Stay tuned to the OC Register this Sunday as they announce the finalists! 

Cheer & Song:

Song tryouts had a great turn out this week! Results will be announced following the end of cheer tryouts next week. Keep an eye on our IG and team website for the announcement!

Cheer try outs are May 1 – May 3, 4 PM to 7 PM! Tryouts will be held in the practice area in between the gym and stadium. Please come dressed in athletic clothing, preferably, FUHS colors, and bring a water and snack! We cannot wait to meet all of our applicants!!!! 

STUNT:

Congratulations to all of our power players from each game this season! They were all recognized on our Instagram this past week! Also, a big congratulations to our power players for game seven against Orange Lutheran! FUHS scored four points and two athletes that were crucial to those four points being scored was Isabella Kim and Aaliya Bermudez! Congrats girls! 

Our league season has come to a close, and being a part of such a high performing league proved to be tough, but our girls persevered. This team pushed forward, practiced hard, and learned how to encourage and support other teammates in a true sport fashion. Us coaches could not be more proud. This team is full of young talent and we are very excited to see how this translates into sideline and hopefully next STUNT season. Power players and All League will be announced next week!

Baseball

This past Tuesday the boys clinched their 3rd consecutive Freeway League Championship with a 6-3 win over Buena Park. It was also senior day so we also got to celebrate our seniors with their families. Boys are excited to be in the Division 1 Playoffs next week. Which is considered the hardest tournament in America.

Softball

Last Friday our Varsity Softball team clinched the Freeway League Title for the first time in 10 years! Congratulations to Head Coach Trevor Holton and Asst. Coach Shu Todoroki!  

Last Friday, Tribe Softball honored its graduating athletes during Senior Day, and what a special day it was! Tribe put the finishing touches on their 11th blowout victory of the season as they stepped up to hand the Sonora Raiders a 9-0 shutout and clinched the league title with that win! It was the first time in 10 years for Fullerton to win the league title!

Not much got past freshman Katelynn Mathews, who gave up just two hits and racked up 12 Ks to keep Sonora off the board. On the hitting side, senior George Washington commit Emi Todoroki was incredible, going 2-for-4 with four RBI, two runs, and two doubles. Another player making a difference was senior Tennessee State commit Tianna Salcido, who went 2-for-4 with a stolen base, a double, and an RBI. Fullerton waltzed into their matchup on Monday with seven straight wins... but they left with eight. It was a nail-biter, but they managed to escape with a 4-2 win over the La Habra Highlanders. 

Fullerton got a great performance from Mathews as she tossed 5.1 innings while giving up just two earned runs off six hits. On the hitting side, Fullerton's victory was truly a team effort as six different players contributed at least one hit. One of them was senior Sonoma State commit Ava Paquin, who scored a run while going 1-for-3.

On Wednesday, Tribe Softball came out on top against the Buena Park Coyotes by a score of 5-1. That's more bragging rights for Fullerton, who also won the pair's last head-to-head. Matthews tossed a big game, tossing five innings while giving up just one earned run off two hits. She has been consistent recently: she hasn't pitched less than five innings in three consecutive pitching appearances.

At the plate, Brock was excellent, going 1-for-4 with a triple, two RBI, and a run.

Playoffs start next week! GO TRIBE!!

Boys Volleyball

Congrats to the boys on a great season, finishing 2nd in league. Unfortunately, with 2 games left in the regular season, we were delivered a major setback with a season ending injury to one of our starters, who was a major factor as one of the most consistent weapons on both sides of the ball. So going into the playoffs, we knew it was going to be a huge challenge. The boys gave their all in the first round of CIF against Sage Hill, but came up just short, losing 1-3. We are proud of the work that our senior class and the rest of the team did this year, and the returning players are hungry to come back next season. They have built a foundation for our program to grow into. Thank you Rowan Yeo, Hyunmin Kim, Jack Castellanos, Dallas Padron, Jude Ruiz, and Cameron Hird for a memorable season. Go Tribe! 

Track and Field

The girls track team finished up the regular season at the Freeway League Championships this past Wednesday and came away with many top 3 finishes. The varsity girls maintained their 2nd place team standing and the frosh-soph girls finished as undefeated league champions! Leading the way was senior Morgan McAndrew and sophomore Melina Sibal as the pair combined to score over 30 points for the team. Morgan competed in the 1600m (3rd, 5:24), 800, (1st, 2:24), and anchored the 4x400 to victory with a 60.15 split. Melina placed 2nd in the 100m (12.93), 3rd in the 200m (26.81), and anchored the 4th place 4x100 team. Freshman Mahlia Jordan 

finished as the league runner up in the discus and scored in the shot put with her 5th place finish. Other key scorers for the team included Amaya Moreno in the 800m (3rd, 2:29.56), Alexa Lopez in the 400m and 300 hurdles (4th, 62.28 and 1st, 48.82), Janelle Flores in the 300 hurdles (3rd, 50.51), and freshman Azumi Fuertes in the 3200m (4th, 12:22.54). The girls 4x400 was also victorious with a season best time of 4:13.50 and will move on to the CIF Prelims next Saturday at Ontario High School. The team members of the relay include Morgan McAndrew, Ally Lopez, Amaya Moreno, and Ciara Campos.

The girls frosh-soph team finished with a dominant league finals win to cap off an undefeated season! Madison Sibal was a double winner in the 100m and 200m while also anchoring the 2nd place 4x100 team. The team was also assisted by Abby Valtierra (400m and 4x400), Jana Saade (800m league champion, 1600m), Kamryn Myers (800m runner up), Ella Casto (3200m and 800m), Sofia Botimer (3200m and 800m), Keely Gallagher (1600m and 3200m), Brooker Tanner (1600m runner up), Isabella Amacio (discus league champion), Zoe Healey (high jump league champion and long jump runner up), and Josie Lee (3rd Triple Jump). Congrats on an amazing season, girls!

The Varsity Boys team performed well at the league finals meet and held on to their 2nd place standing. In the field events, Dylan Cobbs was named league champion for the triple jump with his jump of 41’1 ½”. DJ Cobbs also earned a league champion title for the high jump with his jump of 5’8”. Marcos Lerma came in 2nd place with his discus throw of 122’7”. All three boys qualified for next week’s CIF Division 2 Prelims!

The running events began with Jack Golla’s 3rd place finish in the 1600 meters, with a time of 4:28.71, his first time under 4:30. This amazing performance was followed by the 400 meters where Heikki Kohlenberger’s time of 52.86 earned him a 2nd place finish. In the 800 meters, Jack Golla earned the title of league champion with his exceptionally fast time of 2:02.34. In the 300 meter hurdles, Dylan Cobbs won the title of league champion with his time of 42:93 and Anthony Benedetto’s time of 43:55 earned him a 3rd place finish. In the 3200 meters, Alejandro Hernandez came in 2nd place with a time of 10:01.25. In the final running event of the evening, the crowd was on their feet as the 4x400 team of Heikki Kohlenberger, Elijah Jordan, Nathan Karcher, and Shaun Marshall ran a very fast 3:36.57, earning them a 1st place finish and the title of league champions. 

The Frosh/Soph Boys were successful in keeping their undefeated streak alive in the final meet of the season. In the league finals, the team fought for every point in this extremely close contest. The boys showed dedication and determination with several athletes winning medals at league finals. The first event of the frosh/soph league finals took place last week with the 3200 meters race. Sophomore Jude Banda won the title of league champion, with a time of 10:26. He was followed by freshman Bo Sanderson, coming in at 10:27, earning him a 2nd place finish. 

The field events began early Wednesday afternoon, and the boys had great success. Michael McMackin was named league champion with his 38’8” triple jump. Collin Yung won 3rd place in the discus throw with a mark of 93’3” and Christopher Cooper had a 2nd place finish in the high jump with a mark of 4’10”.

The evening’s running events were all close contests. In the 1600 meters, Jude Banda came in 2nd place with a time of 4:47.41, followed closely by Yousef Awad with a time of 4:47.85, earning him a 3rd place finish. In the 400 meter dash, Brody McMackin won 2nd place with a time of 55:28. The 800 meters kept the spectators on their toes as Bo Sanderson and Yousef Awad came in 2nd and 3rd place respectively, with only .2 seconds separating their finishes! Jonah Moreno kept the intensity alive as he won 3rd place in the 300 meter hurdles, with a time of 47.84. In the final running event of the evening, the 4x400 team of Michael McMackin, Brody McMackin, Cole Davis, and Nico Martin won 2nd place, securing the team’s undefeated season.

Mt. Sac Invitational: The varsity girls 4x800 team competed in the Mt. Sac Invitational on Saturday, April 20th and lowered their school record to 9:59.43! The performance will put them on the all time Orange County list for sub 10 marks! The team was made up of Morgan McAndrew, Amaya Moreno, Azumi Fuertes, and Ally Lopez.

CIF Qualifiers

Melina Sibal

Amaya Moreno

Morgan McAndrew

Alexa Lopez

Mahlia Jordan

Janelle Flores

Ciara Campos

Alternate: Azumi Fuertes 

Heikkie Kohlenberger

Shaun Marshall

Dylan Cobbs

Deshawn Cobbs

Elijah Jordan

Nathan Karcher

Jack Golla

Alejandro Hernandez

Anthony Benedetto

Marcos Lerma

Alternates

Michael McMackin

Brody McMackin

Gavin Ledbetter

Boys Golf

The boys varsity team finished in 2nd place in league.  

Giving them a chance and hope for team Cif.  

League prelims are on Monday where the boys will play ina individual tournament.  

Swim and Dive