(Friday Night Live) Environmental Club Interact Kindness Club MBHS Kayaking Club MBHS Theatre Arts Mock Trial Music History Club Power Lifting Club S.A.G.A (Sexuality and Gender Acceptance) Society of Women Engineers Students for Social Justice Surf Swing Dancing Club Tabletop RPG Club Underwater Robotics VEX Robotics Club Note: these are the clubs as of 2020 Sports Note: These are the sports running currently as of 2020 Sports leagues Since 2018, Morro Bay High School has competed in the Central Coast Athletic Association (CCAA), a conference affiliated with the CIF Central Section. The CCAA places each team by sport and gender into one of its two constituent leagues — the upper Mountain League and the lower Ocean League — based on performance. Until the 2017–18 school year, MBHS and neighboring Central Coast schools were part of the CIF Southern Section, a highly competitive grouping whose footprint included around 600 schools stretching from south of Los Angeles to northern San Luis Obispo County. Cross country Morro Bay hosts a Cross Country Invitational in September yearly, attended by over 30 schools with an attendance of around 900 runners overall. The course is currently 2.7 miles which goes through the school and nearby beach, 1 mile of the 2.7 mile course going through soft sand. The event also features a shorter 2 mile course. The course was currently changed to remove a portion that goes through an area that is near a snowy plover preservation. Recent changes Preceding the shift to a Central Section, the varsity team was required to get top in League in order to proceed in Southern League. After League, it was required to get through both Prelims and Finals, where it was required to finish 6th or above out of 12 in order to get to state. Now all teams in the league can get to Finals which has been reduced to one CIF Finals match (finish 6th or above out of 12) in order to proceed to state. This has been done due to the smaller nature of the Central Section compared to the Southern Section. Notable achievements Morro Bay had notably been historically dominant in league between the 1980s and early 2010s, winning over 20 league titles in the now-dissolved Los Padres League, going to CIF events more than 25 times in the highly competitive Southern Section, and going to state tournaments over 20 times. Morro Bay High