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a Mercy High School Art Contest Wed., March 20, 2019

6th, 7th, and 8th grade girls are invited to participate in Mercy’s “Fabulous Works of Art” art competition held at Mercy High School Burlingame!

Mercy Dance treated us to a dazzling evening spectacular with the bright lights, dramatic numbers, and iconic Broadway tunes of ‘Showstoppers’.

Artsfest is Mercy’s annual art show for students in ceramics, studio art, and photography to showcase their work. Artistic creativity was displayed throughout their exceptional and diverse projects.

What do Jason Mraz, the Beatles, Coldplay, The Greatest Showman, and a Renaissance composer all have in common? They all have songs that were featured in the spring Chorale concert!

SAVE the DATE

Winter Chorale Concert

Tuesday, December 4 - 7pm

Winter Dance Concert

Thursday, December 6 - 7pm

Tri-School Spring Musical

March 29, 30, April 5, 6 - 7:30pm

Spring Dance Concert

Wednesday, May 1, 2019 - 7pm

Spring Chorale Concert

Tuesday, May 7, 2019 - 7:30pm

Mercy ArtsFest

Wednesday, May 15, 2019 - 5pm

West Side Story debuted for the first time on the Tri-School Productions stage for the spring musical. Mercy senior Isabella Torre ‘18 played the lead role of Maria, alongside students from Mercy, Serra, and Notre Dame. The beloved musical has inspired generations of theater fans with its heart-wrenching tale of star-crossed lovers.

Winter/Spring ATHLETIC HIGHLIGHTS

• Varsity Soccer went undefeated in league play and qualified for the CCS play-offs. Mercy players were recognized as Forward of the Year (Sara Bermudez ‘18), Midfielder of the Year (Maddy Bonilla ‘20) and Defender of the Year (Giana Zamagni ‘19).

• Varsity Basketball advanced to the CCS play-offs with a huge improvement over the previous year’s record.

• Song Pom went undefeated in every competition they entered this past year, culminating in Championship titles at both the State and National Jamz competitions.

• Mercy Lyrical also undefeated this year, won both State and National Championship titles at Jamz. Moreover, Coach Gary Ferguson was honored with a choreography award at Jamz State, and the team took home a Level Championship at Nationals.

• Mercy Cheer was crowned National Champions in the varsity division of Jamz in Las Vegas.

• Mercy Hip Hop finished 2nd in the State Jamz championship and then followed with an impressive 2nd place at Jamz Nationals

• Gymnastics placed 3rd for GPA among all the schools that compete in gymnastics with a cumulative GPA of 3.5619. Youki Miyoshi finished an impressive 7th place amongst all gymnasts in the CCS finals.

• Lacrosse player Kathleen Napier ‘18 broke the Mercy school record for goals scored in a single game. Kathleen broke the record with 11 goals scored and then broke her own record with 13 goals the very next game.

• Softball improved on last year’s record to qualify for the CCS playoffs for the 3rd straight year.

• Swim had 21 personal-bests recorded at the League Finals Swim trials.

• Track & Field had a total of 26 personal records established at the end-of-season Trials and Finals. JV Track & Field finished in an impressive 2nd place at League Finals, highlighted by 1st place finishes by Charlotte Liberty ‘21 in the 200, and Asupa Mila ‘21 taking 1st in both the Discus and Shot Put.

Senior Athlete of the Year KATHLEEN NAPIER

Kathleen Napier was a stand out athlete who played soccer and lacrosse all four years of her high school career. For the varsity soccer team, she contributed in multiple positions, and her strength proved to be her versatility. She played offense, defense, and even secured a victory while filling in at goalkeeper. Her senior leadership helped the team to a CCS quarter final appearance.

The lone senior on Varsity Lacrosse, Kathleen was the Captain of a young team. She set a Mercy record of the individual points scored in a single game with 13 goals. She was named 2nd Team All League in lacrosse by the WBAL Division. Kathleen has worked diligently to improve her skills so that she can play at Birmingham Southern College in Alabama this fall.