The official site for the California High School Instrumental Music Program. GO Band, GO Orchestra, GO Guard, GO GRIZZLIES! PASSION • EXCELLENCE • COMMITMENT Welcome to the California High School Instrumental Music Program! Our program has a proud tradition of excellence and school spirit, enriching campus life through music and community. Whether you're looking to grow as a musician, form lasting friendships, or create unforgettable memories, you'll find your place here. With a welcoming and inclusive environment, the Cal High Instrumental Music Program offers students a supportive space to thrive on and off the stage. 📢 ANNOUNCEMENTS 📆 Next Booster Meeting will be held on Thursday, 5/21 at 7pm in the Band Room. Attend in person or virtually via Google Meet. 🎼 Spring Events Returning Member Orientations 4/23/26 Band Auditions Due 4/30/26 Spring Orchestra Concert 4/30/26, 7:00pm 2nd Spring Band Concert 5/7/26, 7:00pm 2nd Spring Jazz Concert 5/14/26, 7:00pm 📆 For a complete schedule of events , visit our Events page OPEN AUDITIONS Auditions are now open for the 2026-2027 school year. For complete information for either Band or Orchestra, visit our Auditions page. WE NEED YOU! Cal High Instrumental Music is now building our 2026–2027 Booster Board and Committee Team , and we need passionate parents and supporters ready to make a difference. Click here for more details GOLD SPONSORS 🪧 Get Your Company Name or Logo Here SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS 🪧 Get Your Company Name or Logo Here GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS

Program Handbook Concert Attire Equipment Auditions Orchestras Experience the power of live performance and musical excellence in Cal High’s dynamic orchestra program! California High School offers two orchestra classes - String Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra. String Orchestra is open to students with at least one year of experience on a string instrument and performs at school concerts and fundraisers. Chamber Orchestra is an advanced, audition-based ensemble for strings, winds, and percussion, performing more challenging repertoire and participating in concerts, fundraisers, and regional festivals. STRING ORCHESTRA The String Orchestra is an intermediate-level ensemble. Students are recommended to have at least one year of playing experience on violin, viola, cello or bass to join this ensemble. The String Orchestra participates in all school concerts and program fundraisers. No prerequisites are required to sign up for this course. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA (AUDITION BASED) The Chamber Orchestra is an advanced, auditioned ensemble. String, winds and percussion students may audition for Chamber Orchestra at the end of the school year. This class covers advanced orchestral repertoire; students are encouraged to take private lessons if able. The Chamber Orchestra participates in all school concerts and program fundraisers as well as a CMEA or NCBA festival during the Spring. Note: Please review these instructions in order to properly submit your audition video(s) for Chamber Orchestra. The deadline for submissions is Tuesday, April 7th, 2026 at 11:59pm. If you have any questions regarding the Orchestra Program please contact Lori Willis at lwillis@srvusd.net .

REMIND Text Communication What is REMIND and why is it safe? REMIND is a text messaging system that the Cal High Instrumental Music program utilizes to facilitate effective program communication. It is a great way to receive notifications from the Band Director about important events and updates. Two-Way communication is used during trips and events for emergency situations. With REMIND, all personal information remains completely confidential. Sign Up for REMIND! Parents & Students: Please send the text message (for the appropriate group) to the number listed below. Note: Marching Band is separated by the graduation year. You may be prompted to enter your first and last name. Do NOT use nicknames. Remember to capitalize the first letter of each. Example: Jason Rodgers MARCHING BAND & COLOR GUARD (Students & Parents): Class of 2022, text the code @mbcg22 to the number 81010 Class of 2023, text the code @mbcg23 to the number 81010 Class of 2024, text the code @mbcg24 to the number 81010 Class of 2025, text the code @mbcg25 to the number 81010 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BOOSTERS (Parents only): Text the code @boostcal to the number 81010 CLASS ENSEMBLES (Students only): Symphonic Band, text the code @symphcal to the number 81010 Wind Ensemble, text the code @windcal to the number 81010 Jazz Band, text the code @jazzbcal to the number 81010 Jazz Ensemble, text the code @jazzencal to the number 81010 Getting Here

Awards & Regalia Concert Attire program handbook Stores & Equipment program sign up Honor Bands Resources Want to stay organized and informed throughout the school year? Our collection of resource pages is your one-stop hub for everything you need to support your student’s success in the Cal High Instrumental Music Program. Start with the Store & Equipment page, where you’ll find links to required gear, spirit wear, and options for purchasing or borrowing instruments. The Music Handbook is essential reading - it outlines key policies, expectations, and procedures for all students involved in band, orchestra, and color guard. For students eager to grow musically and socially, don’t miss the Honor Bands page. These advanced ensembles offer students the chance to perform challenging music, build connections with talented peers across the region and beyond, and gain valuable experience for college scholarship auditions. Visit the Awards & Regalia section to learn about special recognitions available to our musicians, including “Varsity” Block Letters, Honor Cords, and Graduation Stoles that celebrate commitment and achievement. Our Concert Attire page provides dress requirements for each class and emphasizes the importance of a clean, polished, and professional appearance to reflect ensemble pride. Whether you’re new or returning, be sure to complete the Music Program Sign-Up Form to officially register for the upcoming season. These resource pages are designed to keep you informed, connected, and ready for an exciting and successful year in music!

REMIND Text Communication What is REMIND and why is it safe? REMIND is a text messaging system that the Cal High Instrumental Music program utilizes to facilitate effective program communication. It is a great way to receive notifications from the Band Director about important events and updates. Two-Way communication is used during trips and events for emergency situations. With REMIND, all personal information remains completely confidential. Sign Up for REMIND! Parents & Students: Please send the text message (for the appropriate group) to the number listed below. Note: Marching Band is separated by the graduation year. You may be prompted to enter your first and last name. Do NOT use nicknames. Remember to capitalize the first letter of each. Example: Jason Rodgers MARCHING BAND & COLOR GUARD (Students & Parents): Class of 2022, text the code @mbcg22 to the number 81010 Class of 2023, text the code @mbcg23 to the number 81010 Class of 2024, text the code @mbcg24 to the number 81010 Class of 2025, text the code @mbcg25 to the number 81010 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BOOSTERS (Parents only): Text the code @boostcal to the number 81010 CLASS ENSEMBLES (Students only): Symphonic Band, text the code @symphcal to the number 81010 Wind Ensemble, text the code @windcal to the number 81010 Jazz Band, text the code @jazzbcal to the number 81010 Jazz Ensemble, text the code @jazzencal to the number 81010

Volunteer Requirements Volunteer Sign Up Be a Mentor Portal Volunteer with Cal High Music! Volunteers are the heart of our program, supporting everything from fundraising and moving equipment to fitting uniforms, cooking, serving, organizing rosters, arranging travel, and helping run festivals. No matter where your student’s passion lies—Concert Bands, Jazz Bands, Orchestras, Winter programs, or the Marching Ensemble—there are countless ways for you to get involved. Your time and support help create unforgettable experiences and lasting memories for our students during their years at Cal High! Volunteer Requirements In alignment with California State Assembly Bill 506, effective July 1, 2025, all SRVUSD volunteers will be required to complete a Livescan fingerprint background check as well as mandated reporter and sexual harassment prevention training to be eligible to volunteer for the 2025-26 school year. For more information on details and information on how to begin the process, links can be found above. Process for New School Volunteers (PDF) Log in to the Be A Mentor volunteer management system. Choose a volunteer level. You may choose Level One (no driving) or Level Two (with driving). Complete Livescan and TB requirements. Upload appropriate documents. Complete the Mandated Reporter training annually and the Sexual Harassment Prevention training every two (2) years. For Level 2 only: upload DMV driving record. Current School Volunteers Review the Volunteer Handbook and FAQ for more information on clearance requirements, how to change/add schools, or volunteer activities Discounted Fingerprinting & Reimbursement Cal High Music Boosters is excited to partner with Postal Annex - your go-to spot for Fingerprinting and LiveScan services! This collaboration helps make the volunteer process easier and more affordable for our music families. With convenient service and a special discount exclusively for Cal High Music volunteers, getting cleared to support our students has never been simpler. We're grateful to Postal Annex for supporting our program and helping us build a safe and vibrant community for all. As part of this partnership, volunteers can receive a discounted LiveScan fee and may also qualify for reimbursement of the rolling fee. Here's how: Discounted LiveScan is available only at Postal Annex, 9110 Alcosta Blvd, Ste H, San Ramon. (See location hours and contact info below.) Be sure to mention "Cal High Music" when requesting your LiveScan service. Music volunteers who sign up and help at 4 or more Fall 2025 Marching Grizzlies events can submit a reimbursement request at the end of the season (around November 2025). To be eligible for reimbursement, please include a copy of your LiveScan receipt with your request.

BE PART OF THE TRADITION Program Handbook BAND CAMP Rehearsal Schedule Cal High Marching Grizzlies Continuing a proud tradition of excellence, the California High School Marching Ensemble stands as one of the premier marching units in the Tri-Valley area. As the largest performance group at Cal High, the ensemble is known for its spirited performances, musical precision, and history of competitive success. You can catch them energizing the crowd at football games, lighting up school rallies, bringing joy to local parades, and showcasing their talent at field competitions throughout the year. The Marching Ensemble rehearses during the Fall on Monday and Wednesday evenings, as well as some Saturday mornings and afternoons. The band typically competes in 4-5 field competitions, marches 1-2 parades, and performs at rallies and home football games. Awards 1st Place Overall - 2024 NCBA 4A Division: Liberty Field Show 2nd Place Colorguard - 2024 NCBA 4A Div: Liberty Field Show 2nd Place Percussion - 2024 NCBA 4A Div: Liberty Field Show 2nd Place Colorguard - 2024 NCBA 4A Div: Foothill Band Review 1st Place Field - 2024 NCBA 4A Div: Lodi Grape Bowl Classic 3rd Place Percussion - 2024 NCBA 4A Div: Lodi Grape Bowl Classic 1st Place General Effect - 2023 NCBA 2A Div Liberty Band Review 1st Place Overall - 2023 NCBA 2A Div Liberty Band Review 1st Place Field - 2023 NCBA 2A Div Foothill Band Review 1st Place Percussion - 2023 NCBA 2A Div Foothill Band Review 2nd Place Brass - 2023 NCBA 2A Div Foothill Band Review 3rd Place Woodwinds - 2023 NCBA 2A Div Foothill Band Review 3rd Place Colorguard - 2023 NCBA 2A Div Foothill Band Review 1st Place Field - 2023 NCBA 2A Div: Lodi Grape Bowl Classic DRUMLINE Snare, Tenor & Bass Drums Drumline is a high-energy performance ensemble made up of battery and front ensemble percussionists. The battery section features snare drums, tenor drums, and bass drums, providing the driving rhythm and visual impact in field shows, parades, and school spirit events. As a core part of the marching band, the drumline develops students’ musical and technical skills through regular rehearsals, performances, and competitions. Open to all percussionists, it offers a dynamic team experience that builds coordination, discipline, and school pride. HORNLINE Woodwind and Brass Instruments Hornline is the core melodic and harmonic section of the marching band, made up of woodwind instruments such as flutes, clarinets, and saxophones, and brass instruments including trumpets, mellophones, trombones, baritones, and tubas. This powerful ensemble brings energy and expression to field shows, parades, and school performances. Hornline members build strong fundamentals in tone, technique, and teamwork while performing challenging and exciting music throughout the season. FRONT ENSEMBLE Mallet Keyboard and Auxiliary Percussion Front Ensemble is an essential part of the marching band, featuring mallet keyboard instruments such as marimba, vibraphone, and xylophone, along with a wide range of auxiliary percussion including cymbals, tambourines, concert bass drum, and more. Positioned at the front of the field, this group adds depth, texture, and melodic elements to the overall performance. Students in the front ensemble develop strong musicianship, coordination, and ensemble skills while contributing to dynamic field shows and competitions. COLOR GUARD Dance & Spin Flags, Sabers and Rifles Color Guard adds visual artistry and impact to the marching band through a vibrant blend of dance and precision equipment work. Members learn to spin flags, sabers, and rifles, combining movement and choreography to bring music to life on the field. Performing in all field shows, parades, and competitions, the color guard enhances the overall performance with energy, expression, and creativity. No prior experience is required, just a passion for performance and a willingness to learn. Course description can be found in the handbook and UC/CSU admissions info can be found on the district website . For more information about the Marching Grizzlies, contact the Band Director Mr. Grigas at rgrigas@srvusd.net

Calendar of Events Booster Club Bylaws Become a Volunteer INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BOOSTER CLUB We are a dedicated non-profit organization made up of Band, Color Guard, and Orchestra families who share a passion for supporting music education at California High School. As boosters, we play a vital role in enriching the Cal High Instrumental Music program through fundraising efforts, coordinating volunteers, and assisting the Band Director with planning and executing events throughout the year. Any parent, guardian, or caretaker that has a student in the Instrumental Music Program is automatically considered a valued member of our supportive music community. Their involvement plays a vital role in enhancing the overall experience for all students, whether through volunteering, attending performances, participating in booster meetings, or contributing in other meaningful ways. We encourage all families to stay engaged, as their presence and support help foster a vibrant, inclusive, and successful program for our young musicians. We hold monthly meetings during the school year, beginning in August, where we share updates, discuss upcoming events, and collaborate on ways to strengthen our program. Attending these meetings is a great opportunity to stay informed, have your voice heard, and connect with other music families. Active participation in the Booster Club allows you to make a direct impact on your student’s experience, help shape memorable performances and trips, and be part of a supportive, music-loving community. BOOSTER CLUB MEETINGS Join us for our Booster Club meetings everyone is welcome! These gatherings are a great way to stay connected on the latest news about what's happening, share ideas, and support our incredible student musicians. Whether you're a new parent or a returning volunteer, your voice and energy make a difference. Come be part of the fun and help us make this year unforgettable! All parents of current students are encouraged to attend! SCHEDULE Join us for our Booster Club meetings, held on the third Thursday of each month from 7:00 to 8:00 PM in the Band Room. Attend in person or conveniently virtually, we’d love to see you there! Dates for 2025-2026 Booster Meetings (click on date for meeting notes): 0 8/21 , 9/18, 10/16, 11/20, 12/18, 01/15, 02/19, 03/19, 04/16, 05/21 Virtual Link https://meet.google.com/dwo-sdhs-fyj 2025-2026 BOOSTER EXECUTIVE BOARD Vice President: Zenaida President: Julie Treasurer: Megan Secretary: Arti Fundraising: Kelly & Debora 2024-2025 BOOSTER CLUB COMMITTEE LEADS Hospitality - *Kads Lele - Lead, Varsha Govindani, Christian Mattei Volunteer Coordinator - Zenaida Abadam Newsletter Coordinator - Booster Executive Board Pit Boss - Jeremy Fogelman Transportation Coordinator - Bob Burlingame Prop Boss - Walt Rugani & Dan Rugani Spiritwear Coordinator - Arti Arora Webmaster - Kelly Cardinalli Photographer - Raju Bhupatiraju Elementary/Middle School Recruitment - Dan Rugani and Briana Berastain End of Season Banquet (Marching Ensemble) - Zenaida Abadam, Christine Helmer, Georgine Brenghause Open Chair Positions Grant Writer Alumni Coordinator

ENSEMBLES No matter your musical passion or skill level, there’s a place for you in one of our many ensembles! Whether you're drawn to the rich harmonies of concert band, the energy and excitement of marching band, the creativity of jazz ensemble, or the elegance of orchestra, each group offers a unique and rewarding experience. Join a community of dedicated musicians, grow your talents, and make lasting memories through performances, friendships, and musical excellence. Come find your sound and be part of something amazing! Marching Grizzlies The California High School Marching Ensemble is a top-tier performance group in the Tri-Valley area, known for its energy, musical skill, and strong tradition of excellence. As the largest ensemble at Cal High, they perform at football games, rallies, parades, and competitions throughout the Fall season. Their schedule includes regular rehearsals on Monday and Wednesday evenings, plus occasional Saturdays. Each year, the band typically participates in several field competitions, parades, and school events. Concert Bands Cal High offers three concert band classes that provide a structured pathway for musical growth at every level. From developing fundamental techniques to mastering advanced ensemble performance, each class is tailored to meet students where they are in their musical journey. Whether you're just building your skills or ready for the challenge of honors-level repertoire, there's a place for you in our band program. Orchestra Cal High offers two orchestra ensembles as part of its dynamic music program. The String Orchestra is open to students with at least one year of experience on a string instrument and performs at school concerts and events. The Chamber Orchestra is an advanced, audition-based ensemble that includes strings, winds, and percussion. This group performs more challenging repertoire and participates in concerts, fundraisers, and regional festivals. Jazz Band Cal High offers two jazz performance classes for student musicians. Jazz Band is open to all students with at least one year of experience and focuses on styles such as blues, swing, and improvisation, with performances at school concerts and fundraisers. Jazz Ensemble is an audition-based advanced group that explores more complex jazz styles and theory, performing at school events and a spring festival. Winter Percussion Cal High Winter Percussion is a theatrical percussion ensemble known for its bold, high-energy performances and musical excellence. The group combines marching percussion, mallet instruments, and modern music to create powerful and emotionally engaging shows. Students build skills in rhythm, technique, and teamwork while preparing for 4–5 competitions each season. Rehearsals take place on Monday and Wednesday evenings, with some Saturday practices as well. Winter Guard Winter guard is an indoor color pageantry sport with its roots in military and veterans organizations ceremonies. Modern winter guard incorporates choreographed dance, acting, flags, and non-functioning rifles and sabres, along with other props. Unlike traditional color guard, winter guard is performed indoors, usually in a gymnasium or an indoor arena. Performances make use of recorded music rather than a live band or orchestra. Winter guards compete in local, state, and national circuits and is a growing activity in schools and independent organizations throughout the country

Frequently Asked Questions How do I join Band or Color Guard? Visit the JOIN! page to find information on how to join any of our ensembles as well as how to sign up for Band Camp. The Marching Band and Color Guard season begins with Band Camp in early August. Families are encouraged to sign up for Band Camp by July so that you are added to the Fall season roster. Is Band Camp mandatory? All students planning on participating in our Fall Marching Band and Color Guard unit are expected to attend our BAND CAMP at the beginning of August. If an unavoidable conflict arises where a student cannot make this event, they must contact the band director to be put on the roster so that they do not fall behind. Does Marching Band count towards Physical Education credit? Yes! Students need 2 years of P.E. and are required to complete one of those years as a Freshmen. Two seasons of Marching Band will count toward the second year of P.E. Are students required to be in the marching band if they are enrolled in an instrumental class? Students enrolled in any band class are strongly encouraged to attend Band Camp in August. Besides being one of the most popular performing groups on campus, marching band is a great opportunity to make friends and improve your skills dramatically by learning from our incredible instructional staff. Our Fall marching season runs from August through mid-November. Is it safe to play together on campus yet? Yes, instrumental ensembles in the SRVUSD have been meeting in person for safe outdoor rehearsals. All decisions made regarding student safety will be made with district and administrative approval. As safety guidelines change, we will continue to monitor all CDC, state, county and district guidance and regulations as we create performer protocols for students to return to in-person playing for the coming school year. What costs are associated with joining the music program? All students participating in an instrumental music ensemble are asked to submit a Fair Share Participant Contribution. Details on Participant Contribution amounts are covered at the Band Camp parent meeting, during classes, and during Back to School Night at the start of the year. You can find info on our PARTICIPANT CONTRIBUTION page. All payments are made via Cal High’s FutureFund registration system. Can I join Band as a Sophomore/ Junior/ Senior? Yes! It is never too late to join any of our ensembles! Do I have to audition to join an instrumental ensemble? Students do not need to audition to join Marching Band & Color Guard, Symphonic Band, Orchestra or Winter Guard/Percussion. Advanced ensembles such as Chamber Orchestra, Jazz Band and Jazz Ensemble do require an audition. As an incoming Freshman, can I audition to be placed in an advanced ensemble? Incoming students are allowed to audition for advanced ensembles, but this is decided mainly based on instrumentation need. Freshmen musicians should expect to be enrolled in an entry-level ensemble. Can I join Band if I don't play an instrument? Yes! We encourage any student interested in learning a new wind or percussion instrument to sign up for Symphonic Band and Marching Band! Can students check out instruments from the school? Large wind instruments (tuba, trombone, baritone, bass clarinet, tenor/bari sax) are available for check out. We have some smaller instruments available for check out (flutes, clarinets, trumpets, alto saxophones) on a very limited basis. String instruments are available on a limited basis. Families will need to fill out an instrument rental agreement form to use a school-owned instrument. As a parent, how can I get involved? All parents are encouraged to participate in our Cal High Instrumental Music Booster club! There are many positions and committees to serve on, including equipment road crew, hospitality, spirit wear, social media, photographer/videographer, and helping with various events throughout the year! Go to our VOLUNTEER page to learn more! How long is the marching band season? Does marching band go all year? Our Marching Band season lasts from Band Camp (beginning of August) through mid-November. See our Marching Band and Color Guard Rehearsal Schedule on our MARCHING BAND page What is the time commitment for Marching Band rehearsals? The Cal High Marching Band and Color Guard meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings during the Fall, as well as some Saturday afternoon/evenings. The Marching Band performs at all Friday home football games as well as 4-5 Saturday field competitions and a few parades and rallies in the Fall. Can a student join marching band and also participate in sports or other extra-curricular activities? Yes! Our Marching Band and Color Guard students are involved in many sports and clubs! The Band Director meets with coaches to create a conflict schedule so that Band/Sports students always know where they need to be on a given day. Do ensembles participate in Spring performance tours? Our advanced ensembles have the opportunity to participate in a Spring Performance Tour. These trips are dependent on amount of student sign-ups and ensemble fundraising. Where can families go to learn about upcoming music events? Go to the EVENTS page. We will also share event updates via our Facebook and Instagram accounts, and we send out a regular Instrumental Music newsletter to enrolled families.

Concert Attire The following is a list of required concert attire for each class. Clothing should be clean, wrinkle-free, and worn with pride to reflect the professionalism of our ensemble. Students are expected to be well-groomed for all performances, with no excessive jewelry or makeup, to maintain a polished and unified appearance. String Orchestra Option 1 - Black shoes, black socks, black slacks, white button up, black tuxedo coat, and a black bow tie. Option 2 - A black floor length dress with capped sleeves or ¾ sleeves and a modest neckline, or black dress that covers the knees (no strapless or spaghetti straps) and black shoes. Concernt, Symphonic Band, and Wind Ensemble Concerts and Festivals Option 1 - Black shoes, black socks, black slacks, white button up, black tuxedo coat, and a black bow tie. Option 2 - A black floor length dress with capped sleeves or ¾ sleeves and a modest neckline, or black dress that covers the knees (no strapless or spaghetti straps) and black shoes. Click the links below for examples of the concert attire. Parents/Guardians DO NOT have to order from these sites. Concert Suit for Men Concert Black Suit for Ladies Concert Dress for Ladies Jazz Band, Jazz Ensemble performances and Festivals Option 1 - Black shoes, black socks, black slacks, white button up, black coat, NO ties or hats. Option 2 - A black floor length dress with capped sleeves or ¾ sleeves and a modest neckline, or black dress that covers the knees (no strapless or spaghetti straps) and black shoes.

Program Handbook interest form Rehearsal schedule WINTER GUARD Winter guard is an indoor pageantry sport rooted in traditional military and veterans’ ceremonies that has evolved into a vibrant performing art blending choreographed dance, expressive movement, acting, and equipment work with flags, mock rifles, sabres, and a variety of props. Unlike traditional color guard, winter guard takes place entirely indoors, typically in a gymnasium or arena and is performed to recorded music rather than a live ensemble. Teams compete at local, state, and national levels, and the activity continues to grow in schools and independent organizations across the country. No prior dance or color guard experience is required; while having at least one year of experience can be helpful, any student who is committed, willing to learn, and ready to work hard will find a place on our team. Season Schedule Special Dates: Parent Meeting:11/17 from 6-8pm Audition/Clinic: 12/10 from 5pm-9pm Staging weekend: Saturday, January 3rd and Sunday, January 4th (12-4pm) Unless otherwise communicated, students MUST come to staging days so they have their place in the show written Official Rehearsals: 1/7 - 3/30: Mondays & Wednesdays 5-9pm 1/17, 2/21, 3/7, 3/21: Saturday 12-4pm No rehearsals on Martin Luther King Jr day (1/19) or President’s day (2/16) Competitions: Times will be announced. Students must have private transportation/carpool 01/24: James Logan High School, Union City (CCGC Evaluations) 02/07: Independence High School, San Jose 02/14: James Logan High School, Union City 02/28: Fremont High School, Fremont 03/28: Independence High School, San Jose (Championships)