Marin High School Sports Schedule: Tuesday and Wednesday Highlights

This latest Marin County sports rundown covers a packed slate of high school games across Tuesday and Wednesday. It spotlights the diverse matchups involving Branson, Terra Linda, Redwood, San Marin, Marin Catholic, Marin Academy, and San Domenico, among others.

From San Rafael to Novato and San Anselmo to Ross, local athletes are gearing up for NorCal Division I through V contests and key nonleague showdowns. This post breaks down the schedule, highlights where the action will unfold, and points you to the best Marin County venues to catch the games in person.

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What’s on tap this week in Marin County high school sports

Across Marin’s towns—San Rafael, Novato, Mill Valley, Sausalito, Corte Madera, Larkspur, San Anselmo, and Ross—fans can expect a robust calendar of teen athletics. The week leans toward basketball and football, with several teams juggling home and away dates at familiar sites like Archie Williams in San Anselmo and Terra Linda in San Rafael.

Redwood in Larkspur and San Marin in Novato also host big games, plus there are some NorCal Division I and II showdowns that should draw regional attention. Here’s a quick look at the marquee matchups and where they’ll land.

Division I through Division II and notable cross-division clashes

The NorCal divisional showdowns bring together Marin County powerhouse programs with teams from around the Bay Area. Here are the key D-I to D-II and related contests you’ll want to circle on your calendar.

D-I: Kings Academy at Marin Catholic — a high-stakes early-season test for Marin Catholic in the Kentfield area.
D-II: Vanden at Redwood — a clash that highlights Redwood High’s defense and transition game in Larkspur.
D-III: Beyer vs. Branson — a weekend tilt that pits two storied programs against one another in a cross-town rivalry.
D-IV: Branson at Miramonte and Terra Linda at Menlo — back-to-back days of Bay Area tests for Marin schools with eyes on playoff positioning.
D-V: Trinity at San Marin, Marin Academy at Washington, and Hamilton vs. Branson — a trio of divisional matchups that extend Marin’s reach into the East Bay and San Francisco Peninsula.

For parents and fans in San Anselmo, Ross, and Novato, these games offer a chance to see young athletes compete at high levels while representing their communities with pride.

Nonleague and out-of-area matchups to watch

There are also several nonleague outings and cross-regional events that add flavor to the week, including local ties and national flavor thanks to some in-state and out-of-state visitors. Expect travel-distance drives from Marin City and surrounding towns to spice up the schedule.

Dominican hosting Saginaw Valley State and Wilmington — a multi-team nonleague weekend that tests depth and depth charts across Marin County schools.
Dominican-NY at Dominican — a unique calendar entry featuring both local and east-coast competition within a Marin-adjacent campus setting.
Wilmington and Hawaii-Hilo doubleheaders — two courses of action that draw teams from Marin to the Bay Area’s broader intercollegiate scene.

As with many Marin County events, times and locations shift to fit a busy week. Most games start in the early afternoon or early evening at venues such as Archie Williams, Terra Linda, Redwood, San Marin, Novato, and other neighborhood campuses around the North Bay.

Where to catch the action in Marin County

If you’re planning to cheer on your favorite local squad, head to the familiar Marin hotspots in San Rafael and Novato. Or maybe make a night out of it in San Anselmo with a stop at Archie Williams or San Domenico before a late ride home through Corte Madera or Mill Valley.

The mix of NorCal Division play and nonleague matchups gives Marin County sports a unique vibe. You’ll see grit, teamwork, and school spirit in action—honestly, it’s what makes these communities special.

In the coming weeks, rosters will shrink, new stars will step up, and—let’s be real—there’ll be upsets that everyone from Ross to Fairfax will be talking about.

If you’re a local, here’s your cue to rally behind the young athletes training at your neighborhood high schools. Keep an eye on Marin Catholic, Branson, Terra Linda, Redwood, San Marin, Marin Academy, and San Domenico as they take on a tough NorCal schedule across the North Bay and beyond.

Get out there, support your teams, and soak up those wins that bring Marin County a little closer together.

Here is the source article for this story: Sports in Marin: Tuesday, Wednesday

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