The Burlingame High School athletic program kicked-off the Fall season last night with "Sports Night". More than 200 student-athletes heard school officials and parents discuss what it means to be a Panther athlete and what is expected of them on and off the field this season. Parents and students learned that the athletic budget was trimmed by 25 percent from last year and will cover mainly officials (i.e. referees and umpires) and transportation for the larger teams to away games and meets.
The Boosters will attempt to make-up some of the smaller budget with a charity golf tournament on Nov. 11th in conjunction with San Mateo High School. This will get everyone warmed up for the Little Big Game on Saturday, Nov. 14th at San Mateo.
Home football games on Friday nights are another of the things that give Burlingame its sense of place as the game can be heard throughout much of town. Varsity home games start at 7pm:
Sept. 4th – vs. Terra Nova
Sept. 18th – vs. Capuchino
Oct. 16th – vs. South San Francisco
Oct. 30th – vs. Menlo
Nov. 6th- vs Half Moon Bay
Here's a photo of Assistant Principal Suzanne Woolfolk interviewing two of more than a dozen seniors who have played sports all three seasons for the last three years.



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