Girls’ Basketball Moves onto CIF-SS Division 1 Championship


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photo by: Chaminade Student Activities (high school)

With 45 seconds left on the game clock, Chaminade’s Girls’ Basketball team was down 41-44 in their CIF Division 1 semifinal game against Alemany. The Eagles then went on a 7-0 run and pulled out a 48-44 road victory against the Warriors.

The semifinal win puts Chaminade in the CIF-SS Girls’ Basketball Division 1 championship game. They face West Torrance on Saturday, March 3 at the Felix Event Center (Azusa Pacific University). The championship final tips off at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are $15 per adult and $8 per student (high school students must have current high school identification).

Chaminade Freshman Wins 2018 Girls Wrestling State Championship and Two Juniors Compete at Boys Masters Meet

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photo by: Chaminade Athletics

Chaminade College Preparatory has a new state champion in its midst. On Saturday, February 24, Katja Osteen ’21 became the school’s first state champion in wrestling.

The freshman wrestler pinned her opponent 49 seconds into the first round, and secured her title in the 160-pound weight class. It was a fantastic end to the two-day CIF State Girls Wrestling Championship for Osteen. She is also the 2018 CIF-SS Masters champion (another first for Eagle wrestling).

Katja is no stranger to the winner’s circle. As a Chaminade 7th grader, she became the school’s first female wrestler to take first place in her weight class. Along the way, she defeated male wrestlers from Paul Revere and Harvard-Westlake. She has been wrestling since she was four-years-old (for more on her story, see the Fall/Winter 2016 issue of Chaminade Now).

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Wrestling Coach, Bill Wilson, with Erich Osteen ’19 (left) and Patrick Rowland ’19 (right) after February 17 CIF-SS Boys Individual Championships. photo by: Chaminade Wrestling

While Katja wrestled her way to a state title in Visalia, her older brother, Erich Osteen ’19 and teammate Patrick Rowland ’19 competed in the Boys CIF-SS Wrestling Masters Meet in Temecula.

Rowland closed out his junior season as a Masters qualifier, two matches short of qualifying for the 2018 CIF State Boys Wrestling Championship. In the 132-pound weight class, he finished 49th in California, was Chaminade’s Mission League finalist, and 6th at the CIF-SS Boys Individual Championships.

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photo by: Chaminade Wrestling

Erich Osteen finished the CIF-SS Masters Meet on February 24 in 3rd place (220-pounds). He automatically qualified for the Boys Wrestling State Championships the day prior by securing three wins. Osteen wrestles on Friday, and Saturday, March 2 and 3 in Bakersfield.

Eagles Advance to Basketball Semifinals

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Leslie Hunter ’19 goes up for a layup against Santa Barbara (February 17).

Chaminade Girls’ Basketball chalked up a quarterfinal win in the CIF-SS Division 1 Championships last night. After traveling more than 100 miles from West Hills to Murrieta, they defeated Vista Murrieta 64-52.

The win puts the Eagles in the semifinal round, where they will face Alemany on Saturday, February 24. Tip-off is at 7:00 p.m. (subject to change), at Alemany.

Girls’ Basketball Secures a Round 2 Win

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Chaminade’s Girls’ Basketball team is moving onto the quarterfinal round of the CIF-SS Ford Girls Basketball Division 1 Championships! In front of their home crowd, the Eagles defeated Santa Barbara, 71-47 during the second round of playoffs on Saturday, February 17.

Chaminade travels to Vista Murrieta on Wednesday, February 21 for the quarterfinal game. Tip-off is at 7:00 p.m.

Eagle Wrestling Sends Two to Boys’ CIF-SS Masters Meet

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Wrestling Coach, Bill Wilson, with Erich Osteen ’19 (left) and Patrick Rowland ’19 (right). photo by: Chaminade Wrestling

After the CIF-Southern Section Boys Individual Chamipionships, Chaminade will send two wrestlers to the 2017-2018 CIF-SS Wrestling Masters Meet on February 23 and 24. The Masters Meet will be held at Temecula Valley High School.

Erich Osteen ’19 won the 220-pound division, and qualified for Masters. To win the CIF championship, Osteen defeated the 5th ranked wrestler in California from St. John Bosco.

During the 132-pound division Consolation Finals, Patrick Rowland ’19 came up short against the 19th state ranked wrestler from Sultana. Rowland then wrestled in one more match, through which he qualified for the Masters Meet.

During the same weekend as the Masters Meet, Osteen’s sister, Katja ’21, will wrestle in the 2018 CIF State Girls Championship in Visalia. She won the Girls’ CIF-SS Masters Championship in the 160-pound division on February 10.