Great season for the Tritons
2023 South Coast Leauge Champions
Triton's fought hard but were defeated by St. John Bosco 35-10 in the 1st round of the
CIF Division 1 Playoffs
Congrats to Jaime Ortiz
Cal Hi Sports
State Large Schools Coach of the Year
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IT'S FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE!
Welcome back Triton fans to the 19th year of broadcasting Friday Night Live over the internet.
Game time 7PM. If you can't make it to the game, you can watch the game live over the Internet at www.schsfnl.com.
Pre game starts at 6:55PM.
Join your Friday Night Live broadcasters Rich Corder "Voice of the Tritons", and Triton "Color Commentary" by Frank Kling along side is Tim Bernardin Bigle behind the camera.
Enjoy the show.
Go Triton's
Rich Corder "Voice of the Tritons" is a retired Sergeant with the Orange County Sheriff's Department and a 41 year resident of San Clemente. Began working at the San Clemente Police Department in 1979. Started coaching Freshman Football at San Clemente High School in 1990. He is a current Coach on the Freshman Team as he enters his 31th year of coaching Triton Football at San Clemente. This is the 18th season calling the play by play on Friday Night Live. Rich has three Children that graduated from San Clemente High School. All three played sports there. Mike Baseball, Tiffany Soccer and Softball, and Dillon Football.
Frank Kling adds the color commentary to the broadcast and is the " Technology Guy" that makes all the magic happen live on the internet. Frank is a 12 year resident of San Clemente and has been coaching youth football for more than 16 years. His son Kevin graduated from SCHS 2015 and played college football at Rose Hulman Institute of Technology as a Defensive Back. Frank also supported the Trition football program as for 12 years he smoked up over 70 lbs of Tri-Tip each home game for the Trition Snack-bar and fans.
