Many of the team’s sports are playing similarly small schools this season, though Gonzalez, who’s also the girls’ soccer coach, said he has scheduled a game in that sport against Sage Hill. Pacifica Christian Athletic Director Brandon Gonzalez also is excited. It’s good because everybody’s comfortable to play with each other, and everybody is friends. “At a regular high school with like 2,000 people, I don’t think they would get out of their comfort zone and play two sports, three sports. “It’s good,” Alaluf said of building up the athletic program. “The Wedge,” which is the name of the Pacifica student cheering session, will be ready to support the team. Wednesday’s match will be the first home varsity volleyball match in school history. She plays outside hitter for the Pacifica Christian girls’ volleyball team, and forward for the girls’ soccer team. And Alaluf, a Newport Beach resident and club soccer goalie for Strikers FC, is excited. This year, though, the Tritons will be competing in varsity sports for the first time. Those campaigns, though, were on the junior varsity level. Our soccer team, we were undefeated until our last game.” “I’m like, ‘We’re good.’ I mean, our volleyball team was really good last year. “All my friends are like, ‘What’s this school?’” Alaluf said. The girls’ volleyball team has its home opener Wednesday at 6 p.m., against Riverside Christian. In terms of athletics, the Tritons are gearing up for the season. The Pacifica Christian enrollment is expected to be around 100 students this year, about double last year, and the school will have juniors for the first time. It’s easy to miss the nine-classroom campus driving down 15th Street. Pacifica Christian High sophomore Maddy Alaluf has heard the questions from her friends about the school she attends.Ĭlasses start on Monday at the Newport Beach private school, which is just entering its second year of existence.
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