Sixteen of Archbishop Mitty’s finest athletes step onto the softball field to face off against some of the best teams in California about three times a week. With their success and win percentage constantly...
Mitty was recently named the CalHiSports State School of the Century, an award that highlights the tremendous talent and determination of our student-athletes and coaches.
So, what will the 49ers do this offseason? Will there be a new face of the franchise? Will the team draft a long snapper? It’s hard to tell, but we can't wait to find out.
The road back may have gotten increasingly more difficult, but despite the chaos and confusion surrounding the status of their seasons, Mitty athletes remain hard at work, ready to capitalize if given the opportunity to play and they need our help. So, wear a mask, stay inside, and stay safe, and hopefully, we can bring sports back.
November 11, 2020 marked College Signing Day for a number of Mitty’s senior athletes. As these athletes are nearing the end of their high school careers, each individual is looking ahead with anticipation into the near-future: college.
Collegiate athletic programs across the country are being forced to eliminate some sports due to financial constraints caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, over 200 collegiate teams have been dissolved since the beginning of the Coronavirus outbreak including many that hit close to home--both literally and figuratively.
"Catchin' Up" is AMHS's Live newest show hosted by Jack Smith, senior. Jack interviews Mitty athletes on their experiences competing at a high level with Monarch pride.
Many student athletes at Mitty have been lucky enough to work with program alumni, whether it be on Zoom or on the field. Training with alumni gives student athletes a chance to learn something new and develop a deeper love for the program as a whole.
The college recruitment process has seen many changes due to COVID-19, but student athletes continue to adapt, work hard, and overcome these challenges to ultimately commit to the next four years of their lives.
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