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Coach Lasky has been at the helm of girls soccer for 25 seasons. He has 313 wins, 190 loses, and 37 ties… plus two section titles and two section title runner ups. His next venture is to take over the boys soccer programs. Congratulations, Lasky… let’s go Monarchs !
890 kids at EUHS. 430, almost half, are athletes. Because of so many two-sport athletes and the 56 three-sport athletes, I am proud to announce we had 690 student-athletes on rosters this year !!
At Spring Sports Awards, Coach Hendricks was honored for all his years of coaching at Exeter Union. He was our head girls water polo coach from 2012-2024, as well as our head boys tennis coach the past eight years. Coach, thank you for all of your time and dedication to this community. You sure leave huge shoes to fill.
Also, Coach Hendricks was selected as the National Federation of High Schools Coach of the year for water polo last season. He will be honored at an awards ceremony in Tulare with many of the best coaches around the entire central section.
Coach Pete Renteria has Monarch Athletics deepest gratitude for all he has done for this community over the past two decades. Coach stepped down as our soccer coach this year, from a program he has been the head coach of for 17 years. He was also a football coach for Exeter for 20 seasons. Coach, we appreciate you. I appreciate you. Wishing you the very best in your future endeavors.
We’re back ! Swim lessons can be purchased at the high school office until Friday, June 5. After that date, you can pay for swim lessons at the pool during lessons or open swim. Open swim will start on Monday, June 8 and go through Saturday, July 18.
Earning 12 varsity letters in four years… that’s almost unheard of. Addison McNulty is the only student-athlete to accomplish this task at EUHS to my knowledge. FOR THAT AMAZING FEAT, she has earned the “Iron Monarch Award”. With this title, she received a LIFETIME pass to all home EUHS ATHLETIC EVENTS. Congratulations!
The mission of Monarch athletics is to “Connect kids to school, help young people in Character development via athletics, and Compete to the very best of our individual and collective abilities”. Coach Andrea Venegas models these “three C’s” with style. It is her very nature to keep her kids performing at their highest academic abilities, lead her teams with integrity in all matters, and to individually care about each of our players, which brings about their very best. For these reasons, she is the Exeter Union High School Coach of the Year ! Congratulations, Coach V !
Apolinar Marroquin has been an active volunteer in the Exeter Community for the past 15 years. Marroquin has coached numerous Exeter athletes in both football and baseball. Through his hard work and dedication, he has been a part of two valley championships in youth football, two district championships in Little League. For the past two years, Paul has coached on the varsity football staff as a “volunteer” and including the 2024 TCC league champions. He has dedicated endless days and nights to the team and the kids. In addition to his years of coaching, Coach has also worked as an educator for 33 years, including time as the Athletic Director here at EUHS. He is respected and loved by his family, friends, and student-athletes alike. His years of education and coaching make him a great source of knowledge, an amazing motivator, and a terrific role model for our players. Coach Marroquin has given so much, and we would like to thank and acknowledge him for his contributions to this community, our students, and school… Coach Marroquin, your 2026 Chris Hughes Award recipient.
