St. Francis alumna Caroline Wilkins, who officially graduated this week, will be attending San Diego State this fall and playing water polo for the Aztecs.
Libby Slater is in her third season on the Varsity team. She was named to the NISCA All-American fifth-team last year as a sophomore after scoring 48 goals and being named the program's Player of the Year. She has eclipsed 107 goals in her career entering tonight's game. She is currently an intern in Sports Media, enjoys singing and dancing in competitions for the St. Katherine Greek Orthodox Church and swims on the school's team in the spring. She also was part of LLS last year on Alyssa Jacobsen's team.
The No. 2 seeded St. Francis water polo team lost to No. 1 Davis 14-5 on Saturday night at the Roseville Aquatic Center. The Troubadours earned a berth in the CIF Northern California Regionals with the finals appearance and drew a No. 5 seed in the Division II bracket against Clovis West in the bracket announced by the CIF.
The No. 2 seeded St. Francis water polo team posted a 9-4 victory over No. 3 Granite Bay behind the four goals by junior Libby Slater and three by senior Kendall Houck.
Senior water polo player Kendall Houck has committed to play at San Diego State and attend the school in the fall. Houck will leave the St. Francis program as the program leader in several offensive categories after her four-year varsity career.
The No. 2 seeded St. Francis water polo team posted a 13-6 win over No. 7 Oak Ridge on Thursday to advance to the Sac-Joaquin Section semifinals on Nov. 12.
The top-seeded St. Francis tennis team swept No. 9 Oak Ridge on Tuesday in the second round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Team Tennis playoffs at Rio del Oro Racquet Club.
Caroline has been a four-year varsity player. She is the President of the Young Democrats and is a member of the Retreat Team. She is excited about the opportunity to play in college year. She is considering Indiana University, San Diego State and Brown University.
Kendall Houck has been a four-year varsity player. She was an All-American as a junior and has been a two-time All-Section selection. She has played the game since she was seven-years old and is being recruited to play in college by several schools including San Diego State, Pacific and Fresno State.
The St. Francis water polo team received a No. 2 seed in the Sac-Joaquin Section bracket announced Thursday. The Troubadours will host a second-round game at Jesuit High School on Thursday, Nov. 7 against the winner of No. 7 Oak Ridge and No. 12 McClatchy. The game will be at 7 p.m.
Three players have been awarded promotions to the Varsity Water Polo team for the remainder of the regular season and postseason, Head Coach Emily Whalen announced.
Bella Vierra is in her second season on the team. She is being recruited to play at Wagner University. She started playing the sport as a freshman at SF. She is Co-President of the Young Republicans club and plans to study International Affairs.
Junior Libby Slater scored three goals and Kendall Houck Sarah Mudd, Bella Vierrra and Caroline Wilkins each added two goals in a 16-3 win over McClatchy on Tuesday. The Troubadours improved to 14-5 on the season.
Senior Kendall Houck is being awarded GoTroubies.com Player of the Week for the week of Sept 30-Oct.-6./ Houck led the team with 16 Goals and a record of 4-0 in the Grizzly Invitational this past weekend along with her two goals in the win against Rio Americano.
Senior Caroline Wilkins scored three times and had three assists and the St. Francis defense held back a late rally as the Troubadours edged rival Rio Americano 8-7 Tuesday night at the Jesuit High School pool.
Sarah Mudd is in her second season with the varsity team. She has been playing since the eighth grade and played year round since. She participated in Chamber Choir and has joined the Young Republicans club this year. She has also volunteered for Camp Rec the last two and half years. Fun Fact: Sarah has over 50 cousins.
Senior Kendall Houck scored four times in a 8-4 victory over Granite Bay in the home opener at Jesuit High School. St. Francis improved to 7-3 on the season.
Two exceptional athletes Zoe Sloat on Varsity Water Polo and Cate Joaquin representing Cross Country’s are being recognized for their stellar play performances last week as GoTroubies.com Co-Athletes of the Week for the week ending Sept. 21.
Junior goalie Claire McManus made a combined 26 saves in two wins Saturday as the St. Francis water polo team went 3-1 at the Woodcreek Invitational. The Troubadours posted a pair of wins on Saturday over host Woodcreek and Sonora.
Seniors Alyssa Jacobsen (Sacramento) and Caroline Wilkins (Carmichael) were among five St. Francis water polo players named to the USA Water Polo Academic All-America team announced this week. Both were named to the team for the third consecutive season and received Outstanding Academic All-American status for receiving a 4.00 GPA or higher while competing in a National USA Water Polo event.