With such a successful season finishing with a 13-1 record in league, Carlmont varsity girls softball heads towards a bright future in the Central Coast Section Championships.

The Lady Scots completed their first CCS game against Salinas on Saturday, coming out with a 6-2 win.

“If you play for Carlmont, you’re prepared,” said coach Jim Liggett.

The girls make it look easy as they run through each game with smiles on their faces and confidence in their potential.

“I think we are pretty well prepared physically. We just need to focus more and get our heads in the game, considering we had a fairly easy league season mentally,” said sophomore Mariko Kondo.

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Carlmont’s Associated Student Body  assembly commission members Kaela Ismael, Anna Shutovska, and Michael Saber have been working together to create an awards-themed assembly for the last one of the year.

Ismael commented, “We figured since we have awards to present at celebration and it’s an extremely high energy assembly, that doing something like an awards show would be a cool new thing to do for celebration.”

According to Shutovska, they “went all out for the decorations and it’s going to be super classy.”

For two weeks, 14 students from the Biarritz area in the region of Aquitaine, France visited Carlmont to get a taste of life in the United States.

The students, who were cared for by Carlmont host families, enjoyed a once-in-a-lifetime experience where they had the opportunity to observe the the many differences between American and French life.

Eight grader Chloé Masero said, “School is very different here. The teachers are cooler and more involved with students.”

The frosh-soph baseball team finished off the season with an amazing game Friday afternoon.

Sweeping the Terra Nova Tigers in their last two games of the season, the final score of Friday’s game was 6-0 Scots.

“Wow. It was a great season,” said head coach Chris Davidson after the game.

And a great season it was. The Scots went 20-6 and placed second overall.