We want to recognize all fall sports, coaches, athletes, and parents who have dedicated the time and effort into their teams, while maintaining a GPA of 2.0 and above. Thank you for representing our school as true Warriors.
GIRLS GOLF
13 Varsity members of the team including 2 seniors: Samantha Hancock and Leslie Hernandez
8-0 in league match play and undefeated champion of the River Valley League and back to back league champions
4 players earned All League honors: Samantha Hancock, Leslie Hernandez, Abigail Smith, and Zoe Anderson
Leslie Hernandez moved on to the CIF Individual play and finished with a solid score
The entire team moved on to Division 4 (1 division up this year) and finished 12th out of 22 and 66th in the overall southern section. -Coach Horton
GIRLS TENNIS
Girls Tennis had another successful season this year, 14-4 overall, 9-1 in League. Some standout accomplishments:
League MVP and Singles Champion, Victoria Felix, 25 -1
League MVP Doubles, Ireland Stewart/Natalia Gamez, 27-3
Team CIF qualified, lost Rd 1
Individual CIF, V. Felix, lost Rd 2
Highest GPA for all Fall Clubs: 4.14
Looking forward to striving even higher in 2025! -Coach Allmon
FOOTBALL
Highlights of Patriot Football 2024 Season
Reached the playoffs for the second season in a row (only the second time in school history)
Won against Division 10 champion Silverado on a last second touchdown
In league, the team had a 3-game win streak beating Rubidoux, La Sierra, and Jurupa Valley by a combined score of 142-8, beating both our cross-town schools and beating La Sierra for homecoming
The Patriot football team had another good season in reaching the playoffs for a second consecutive season for only the second time in school history. We had a tough preseason, losing to Shadow Hills by one point and traveling to Serrano to lose to the Division 8 runner up. We did win against Div 10 champion Silverado on a last second touchdown. The fires did affect us when we were unable to play Temescal Canyon, going 2-2 in the preseason.
For league, we battled with Norte Vista before losing by one score, we then went on a 3-game win streak beating Rubidoux, La Sierra, and Jurupa Valley by a combined score of 142-8, beating both our cross-town schools and beating La Sierra for homecoming. We lost our last 2 games to Ramona and in the playoffs to South Pasadena. Overall, we went 5-5 and made the playoffs which is always a great season. -Coach Fowler
FLAG FOOTBALL
In the first season as a sport, the Girl's Flag Football Team represented Patriot well by becoming League Champs in its inaugural season. Every player worked hard through the summer and throughout the season learning and honing their skills in their respective positions. While most of the athletes are multi-athletes, they were able to dedicate themselves to Flag Football, know each role they played, and become a unified team. The bus rides and food stops were also a highlight. Thank you to all athletes, families, and coaches for their time and dedication.
The varsity team finished with an undefeated league play and an overall record of 11-3.
The JV team finished with a league record of 4-1 and an overall record of 8-1.
Kristalyn Arteaga was voted League MVP by all coaches in our league.
CIF 1st Round - Tough loss by 1 point
We look forward to an exciting 2nd season to build on what has been started!
CROSS COUNTRY
The Cross Country season was a successful season, to say the least, with all of the practices from summer and season paying off. The girls’ team obtained back to back League Champ titles. The boys’ team won their third League title in a row.
Patriot Cross Country has achieved even greater heights in the 2024 season. Starting off the season with traveling, the team trained at high altitude in Mammoth and competed the humid Larry Burgess Invitational in Las Vegas, Nevada; and lastly to the state course at Woodward Park at the Clovis Invitational in Fresno, California.
Girls Team League Champs led by League MVP Damaris Merin
Girls Team are back-to-back League Champions
Boys Team League Champs led by League MVP Nathan Magana
The Boys Team are 3x champions and hold the title since 2022
Senior Boys: Nathan Magana, Zemanuel Lopez, Isaiah Medrano, and Jaime Diaz-Griego.
Senior Girls: Damaris Merin, Cristal Ortega, and Elvia Casillas
Head Coaches: Jessica Adame and Joseph Toyotome
Coach Joseph Toyotome is in his last year of coaching the Patriot Cross Country Team and will be missed greatly. Thank you and to your family for all of your extensive time and amazing dedication to the team! We wish you all the best in your next chapter!
VOLLEYBALL
Patriot volleyball got second place this year with a 7-3 record! We had an amazing season with multiple themed nights.
We had Hawaiian Night in which we defeated La Sierra in four sets
Western Night where we had a tough close loss to Jurupa Valley in 5 games
Pink Out Game where we defeated Notre Vista in three sets. At our Pink Out Game, we honored those who have been affected by breast cancer with a sparkly ribbon and flowers. We honored Ms. Sharon as well and created a space for Staci Della-Rocca.
We also made it to the first round of CIF where the girls played their hearts out and had a tough close loss.
Stand out players are: Alexis Esparza (OH), captain, was at the top of stats for the River Valley League leading in hitting, kills, and Aces. Veronica Estrada (L), led the team in most digs and was an inspiring captain to all the girls. Karina Watts helped the team with blocks and amazing kills. All three of these ladies were given First All-League patches. We had a great season and cannot wait to come back stronger next year! -Coach Taggart
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