This article maps out Marin County’s two-day, Monday–Tuesday interscholastic sports slate. It details where and when schools from San Rafael to Novato and Mill Valley will compete across a network of Marin venues and Bay Area stopovers.
Readers in Fairfax, Larkspur, San Anselmo, Tiburon, and beyond can plan their week around a busy lineup. The schedule features Dominican, Archie Williams, San Marin, Marin Catholic, and Marin Academy, plus several regional showdowns that stretch into San Francisco and the East Bay.
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Two-Day Interscholastic Schedule Across Marin and the Bay Area
Marin’s high school athletics calendar for Monday and Tuesday is packed. Games spread across sites from Peacock Gap in San Rafael to Kezar Stadium in San Francisco.
Fans in Mill Valley and Terra Linda will find a steady rhythm of kickoff windows clustered around 3:30–5:30 p.m. Local schools get a shot to showcase depth across both boys’ and girls’ teams.
The slate also brings in cross-town rivalries and regional matchups, mixing Bay Area teams at Marin venues and sending Marin teams out to Bay Area fields. It’s a classic Marin County two-day sprint.
Venues like Golden Gate Park and Balboa Park host events that link San Anselmo, San Rafael, and Novato with clubs from the East Bay and San Francisco. Whether you’re a Comet fan in San Rafael or a Knucklehead at Kezar Stadium, there’s something to watch.
Marin County Matchups to Watch
Here are the marquee pairings and where to catch them, spotlighting how Marin teams piece into a larger Bay Area rhythm:
- Archie Williams High School in San Anselmo hosts Richmond Tam, Windsor, Novato, and Terra Linda at several times and venues across the two days.
- San Marin in Novato welcomes San Rafael and Tam, with games starting at 4:30 p.m. and later 6:30–7 p.m. for some matchups.
- Marin Catholic in Kentfield faces Redwood, Branson, and Novato in multiple scheduled meetings, showing off the tight Bay Area circuit.
- Marin Academy schedules contests against International, San Domenico, Drew, and St. Ignatius, traveling among Golden Gate Park, Peacock Gap, and venues in San Francisco.
- San Domenico plays Drew and also meets Bay at Balboa Park, while Lick-Wilmerding visits San Domenico earlier in the schedule.
- Additional regional matchups span COM at Los Medanos, Technology at Tomales, Mir amonte at San Rafael, and a BCL meet at Kezar Stadium.
- Across Marin, multiple sites—including Peacock Gap, Mill Valley, Terra Linda and Archie Williams—will host consecutive contests, with kickoff times clustered around 3:30–5:30 p.m.
Where to Find the Action Across Marin and the Bay Area
For Marin County sports fans, the two-day schedule connects local towns with a broader Bay Area network. From the Big Freeze in Richmond to the competitive bayside campuses of San Francisco, there’s plenty to track.
Marin communities in Novato, San Rafael, Mill Valley, and San Anselmo will get a steady flow of games at a handful of iconic locales. Look for action at Kezar Stadium and Balboa Park in the City by the Bay.
Honestly, it’s a lot to keep up with, but the momentum often folds back toward Marin as teams chase seeding in the thick of Bay Area rivalries. Miss a game, and you might just miss something wild.
Venue Highlights by Town
- In San Rafael, Peacock Gap hosts several contests. The city takes on a central role in the two-day sprint.
- In Mill Valley, early-week games ripple through local fields and gyms. Fans bounce between schools along Thompson Avenue and the valley.
- In Kentfield, Marin Catholic brings high-profile matchups against Redwood and Branson. These games light up the Kentfield campus.
- In San Anselmo, Archie Williams anchors a busy slate. Families from the hills above the Tamalpais community show up in force.
- In San Francisco, venues like Golden Gate Park, Balboa Park, and Kezar Stadium set the stage for cross-county showdowns. These games often shape a season’s trajectory—sometimes in unexpected ways.
- In the East Bay, teams travel to Los Medanos and Tomales. It’s all part of the extended Bay Area circuit that punctuates Marin’s two-day schedule.
Between the Monday–Tuesday lineup and Bay Area crossovers, Marin County’s high school sports season stays lively. If you’re anywhere near Larkspur or Sausalito, maybe double-check your local school calendars and catch a game—these student-athletes put in the work, and honestly, it’s worth seeing their teamwork and pride on display across Marin City, County, and beyond.
Here is the source article for this story: Sports in Marin: Monday, Tuesday
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