Senior Vivian Lee has been named an All-Bay Area honorable mention selection by the Bay Area News Group, recognizing her standout contributions to Fremont’s girls basketball team during the 2025–26 season. The annual honors highlight the top players across the region, and Lee’s selection reflects her impact, leadership, and consistent performance on the court. Her achievement marks a proud moment for the Fremont High School community and underscores the strength of the Firebirds’ program this season.

Fremont High School’s winter athletics season was defined by excellence, leadership, and sportsmanship, as three coaches—Miguel Castillo (girls basketball), Erik Duus (wrestling), and Adam Clarke (girls soccer)—were named SCVAL Coaches of the Year. Highlighting the season even further, the varsity girls soccer team earned Sportsmanship Team of the Year honors, reflecting the program’s commitment to integrity and teamwork. Together, these achievements showcase the strength of Fremont’s athletic culture and a season to be proud of.

Girls’ flag football is emerging as a rapidly growing high school sport across California, and Fremont High School may soon join that movement. As interest continues to increase among students, Fremont’s athletic department is exploring the possibility of introducing girls’ flag football as an official sport as early as next school year.

Fremont High School Athletics is moving to Hudl, enhancing how students, families, and fans experience Fremont sports through improved live streaming and digital ticketing—now and in the seasons to come.

The Fremont Firebirds are gearing up for one of the most exciting nights of the season — Homecoming. This Friday, October 17, the Firebirds will welcome the Terra Nova Tigers to Fremont High School Stadium for an evening packed with football, school spirit, and community pride. The junior varsity game will kick off at 4:00 PM, followed by the varsity matchup under the lights at 7:00 PM.

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Sunnyvale, CA — Fremont High School Athletics is excited to announce the official release of its new Athletics Brand Guide, a major step toward unifying the Firebird identity across all sports teams, events, and promotional materials.

The comprehensive guide outlines the proper usage of Fremont’s logos, colors, typography, uniforms, and digital media assets—ensuring that every visual representation of the Firebirds reflects the school’s excellence, energy, and tradition.

Silicon Valley Voice Article

Andrew Bensch

POSTED 03:00 AM, April 7, 2025

No seniors? No problem. The MacDonald Condors first-year varsity softball program delivered an impressive performance Wednesday, April 2. Despite no senior class, the Condors traveled into hostile Fremont Firebirds territory and doubled up the Firebirds to the tune of a 12-6 victory.

The Condors battled back from some early adversity as the team fell behind 3-1 after the first inning. Junior pitcher Ileyah Sanchez settled down on the mound, and her catcher Kyleena Stone delivered the biggest hit of the afternoon. Stone’s two-out, two-run double in the second pushed the Condors’ lead to 6-3.

Silicon Valley Voice Article

Andrew Bensch POSTED 11:00 AM, March 25, 2025

It’s still early in the high school baseball season, but Tuesday, March 18, was the setting of a big battle between the Fremont Firebirds and Santa Clara Bruins baseball teams. The winner would take sole control of first place in the El Camino division.

Fremont entered the afternoon 4-0 in league and 6-2 overall. Santa Clara, meanwhile, carried a record of 6-1 overall and 3-0 in league. It had all the makings of a clash of the Titans.

First place on the line, and in the very first inning, both teams showed their best selves. Fremont started ace lefty Tyler Gray on the mound, and his pitches were hitting their spots perfectly, except one.

Andrew Traffas, arguably the Bruins’ biggest star, launched a high fastball to his pull side over the right-field fence for a home run. It was a left-on-left moonshot, a rarity in Major League Baseball, much less high school ball.

TRAINING FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: FREE for all High School student participants 

2 classes offered 

LEARN: Hands Only Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) 

Use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) 

Stop the Bleed training (STB) 

BENEFITS: 

This course will be provided at no cost to the first 100 Santa Clara County High School students who sign up. 

Certificate of completion for Stop the Bleed will be provided.