Clay Kallam is a writer at NewsBreak and Diablo Magazine. He specializes in covering women's basketball, competitive sports, and the intersection of food and beverages through his restaurant blog, Diablo Dish. Clay's work has been featured in NewsBreak and Diablo Magazine.
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Clay Kallam's focus is predominantly on the local food and beverage scene, particularly in the East Bay area of California. His coverage includes event highlights, restaurant openings, and culinary trends.
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It all paid off in the end. For most of the year, there were only seven players. Of those seven, only one was a senior. The coach was in her first year in charge of a varsity program. A painful midseason slump resulted in eight losses in a 12-game stretch.
It's been a great year for girls' basketball in Orinda. Not only did Miramonte win the North Coast Section Division 3 title, but Santa Maria CYO team capped off a three-year, 37-1 run with its third straight Diablo Valley Crown. And on top of that, several of those...
If you're a Miramonte sports fan, you've seen Sean Hennessy. He's always off to the side though, inconspicuous, watching carefully. You might even know he's the athletic director, and you might have a vague idea of what he does. Sort of like a general manager of a pro team, right? Well, except for the fact that Hennessy doesn't supervise one team, he supervises 26. Well, 52, actually, because there are several levels in some sports.
Miramonte High School will have a new principal for the upcoming school year – and perhaps even in the next few weeks. Ben Campopiano, principal since 2021, resigned to take an administrative position with the Orinda Union School District (OUSD), and his replacement is expected to be announced at the June 3 meeting of the Acalanes Union School District (AUHSD), according to AUHSD Superintendent John Nickerson.
