Since 1981

Year• Record• Title

1981 21-4 Foothill League Champions
1982 25-3 2nd North Coast, Foothill League Champions
1983 27-2 2nd North Coast, Foothill League Champions
1984 22-4 North Coast Section Div. II Champions
1985 25-4 Foothill Athletic League Champions

1986 24-3 North Coast Section Div. II Champions

1987 23-4 Foothill Athletic League Champions

1988 31-4 North Coast Section Div. II Champions

1989 30-4 Northern California Div. II Champions
Read Coach Jim Simonson's memorable journal

1990 21-4

1991 24-11

1992 25-11

1993 12-22

1994 22-10

1995 27-7 Foothill Athletic League Champions

1996

31-9

North Coast Section Div. IV Champions

1997

38-14

2nd place North Coast
1998

35-10

North Coast Section Div. IV Champions

1999 24-9

2000 30-4 North Coast Section Div. II Champions
2001 38-4 Diablo Foothill League Champions
2002 35-6 North Coast Section Div II Champions
2003 28-6 Diablo Foothill League Champions
See Full Results Here
2004 37-5 North Coast Section Div III Champions Norcal Runner-up
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2005
2006 DIVISION III STATE CHAMPS
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2007 21-11

2008

Coaching Staff
1981-1985: Fred Stickney, Head Coach & Jim Simonson, Assistant Coach
1986-2000: Jim Simonson, Head Coach
2001: Konrad Ott, Head Coach
2002-2004: Scott Bishop and Kati Merritt, Head Coaches
2005: Scott Bishop, Head Coach, Mike Gee and Corrie Wilhelm - Assistants
2006: Scott Bishop and Mike Gee
2007: Scott Bishop--Head Coach

2008: Scott Bishop--Head Coach

2006 DIVISION III State Champions

Campo comes from behind to beat Laguna Beach,
25-21, 15-25, 23-25,
25-22, 15-13,
and claims its first state title.

CONGRATULATIONS TO:
Coach Scott Bishop who was named
Girls Volleyball Coach of the Year
 

CONGRATULATIONS TO:
Amy Martini and Christina Wells
who were named All East Bay Team
CLICK HERE to view the C.C.Times article and also in the Oakland Tribune

Full Division-III recap from
California CIF:
Division III: Campolindo Becomes First SF East Bay Team to Win Volleyball State Championship

Remember the days at the old schoolyard? Kat Stevens does. The endless repetitions to make sure that the pass goes right to target. The countless hours in the gym, perfecting the technique that pops a hard driven ball back up.

Saturday, Stevens put that all to great use, dominating the back court for Campolindo, which came from behind to beat Laguna Beach, 25-21, 15-25, 23-25, 25-22, 15-13, and claim its first state title.

“She’s always asking, ‘Will you hit at me?’” said Campo assistant coach Mike Gee. “Can you hit it at me more?”

In a match that was decided by a razor-thin margin, those extra reps -- that one perfect pass or great dig – may have proved the difference.

“They probably defended the floor better than we did,” said Laguna coach Lance Stewart. “We just didn’t quite control the ball as well as we’re capable of.”

After the teams split the first four sets, the turning point came at 8-8 in Game 5, when Amy Martini delivered back to back kills to put the Cougars up for good. Dana Hutchinson’s kill brought Laguna within 14-13, but K.C. Eames slammed the door with a hot shot through the Breaker block.

Hutchinson led Laguna with 23 kills. Zoe Garrett added 16 kills and seven aces. She set the tone early for the Breakers with her jump serve, which produced four aces in a row in a Game 2 that Laguna dominated.

But Campolindo recovered well from being dominated in Game 2, made Game 3 close and then pushed through in the final two games.

“When we get smashed, every single time we answer back,” said Campo head coach Scott Bishop. “You can’t coach that. All credit to my team. We just make plays.”

Martini, who finished with 23 kills and 18 digs, was named finals MVP. Setter Chris Wells, who had 48 assists, and middle blocker Cari Kahn, who came up with seven total blocks, including a crucial stuff late in Game 5, also made the all tournament team for Campolindo.
MVP: Amy Martini, Campolindo
All-Tournament Team: Dana Hutchinson and Zoe Garrett, Laguna Beach; Christina Wells, Cari Kahn, Campolindo
Sportsmanship Award Winners: Alexandra Palmer, Laguna Beach; Madison McClintock, Campolindo