Distance Learning Includes Staying Active & HealthyHere are some at-home workout resources we could all use while we heed the call to “Stay at Home” and adjust to the impacts that COVID-19 has brought to our lives. Staying active and maintaining our physical, mental, and emotional health is essential during this difficult time. A few of the videos feature Coach James! Go ahead and take a look!
Transition Information 2020-21: Athletics Transfer Eligibility ProcedureFall 2020 Transfers
If you transfer for the Fall 2020 semester, see your new Athletic Director and obtain an ELIGIBILITY HARDSHIP TRANSFER form. Once this form is completed and turned into the CCS office, they will then process the transfer. Due to the closing (“hardship”) of Mercy High School, once all of the information checks out the transfer should be complete and the student-athlete will be able to play immediately. Please be mindful that it is CCS’s objective to get these student-athletes out on the field/court as soon as possible, but they will need time for these transfers to process. For any further questions please contact our Director of Athletics, Pam Alano
Athletics Department PhilosophyThe vision of the Mercy Athletics Department is to create team environments that embrace the six core values of: discipline, accountability, integrity, communication, commitment, and community to build successful teams and establish cultures that generate positive experiences for all our student-athletes.
The goal for Mercy Athletics is to develop a strong foundation of character to help our student-athletes lead a successful productive life beyond the parameters of sport. These core values will be the daily guide for the Mercy Athletics Department, i.e. all student-athletes, parents, coaches, and administrators. These pillars are the foundation of Mercy Athletics. Our athletics department will be defined by these values as standards are set for a high level of athletic and academic excellence. Our student-athletes will develop the skills needed to become strong leaders in their community empowered to change the world. The Mercy athletic experience will represent a strong sisterhood of trust and respect where we all believe in one goal, one mission, one Mercy. Mercy Athletics believes that participation in our athletic program is an educational activity that contributes to the physical, personal, social, and spiritual growth of the student-athletes involved, and aids in the development of our student-athlete as a Christian person. Competitive athletics are an integral part of the total educational program and contributes to the overall wellness of our student-athletes. Because of this belief, we hold that the athletic department is an integral part of the entire school by supporting its philosophy and participating in achieving its goals. All interscholastic activities of the Mercy High School Athletic Department will maintain, in practice as well as in spirit, the ideals and standards that are the policy of Mercy High School, the West Bay Athletic League, the Central Coast Section, and the California Interscholastic Federation. Winter Sports: Senior Night
A crowd filled the Pavilion and nearly 150 spectators made their way to Crocker Amazon to cheer on Mercy’s basketball and soccer teams during the Winter season's last basketball and soccer games. The Skippers came away with a win from both games. Basketball scored 49 to 38 against Kings Academy. Our soccer team beat Eastside College Prep 3 to 1. Congratulations to all of our players, with special recognition going out to our senior athletes who we celebrated during our Winter Sports Senior Night.
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WINTER SPORTS
Junior Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Soccer SPRING SPORTS Softball Swimming Track and Field FALL SPORTS Cross Country Tennis Volleyball YEAR ROUND Spirit Squad Contact
Pamela Alano '07 Director of Athletics (415)334-0525 ext 135 palano@mercyhs.org Sean Warren Athletics Associate (415)334-0525 ext 134 swarren@mercyhs.org |
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MAIN OFFICE: 415-334-0525
ATTENDANCE: 415-334-4900 |
Mercy High School, San Francisco
3250 19th Avenue San Francisco, CA 94132 |
NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATORY POLICY AS TO STUDENTS:
Mercy High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. Mercy High School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of their educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs, and athletic and other school administered programs.
Mercy High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. Mercy High School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of their educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs, and athletic and other school administered programs.
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