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.

“That first inning could have gotten out of hand and it has for us in the past, but I told these girls just get one out at a time,” remarked MacDonald Manager Daniel Sanchez. “I knew if we held them to three, we would have a chance and we did just that. Gotta give these girls credit, they hung in there.”

“The first inning, I was a little scared because I know some people on that team, I’ve played with them before,” acknowledged Sanchez. “Once I got those first three outs, I was able to settle in a lot more and my defense did really well behind me.”

“Her being able to let that first inning go was great,” chimed Stone on her batterymate’s effective short-term memory. “We know what we can do, and we know that wasn’t our best. So, we all kind of had that attitude and just kept pushing.”

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.

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