(UC) and California State University (CSU) system requirements. For graduation, students are required to complete 42 credits spread out in a traditional liberal arts education with an emphasis on English, Mathematics and the Social Sciences. Every Bellarmine student is required to complete 6 semesters in Religious Studies and 2 semesters in Fitness and Health. The school offers a number of fellowships including the Steve Pinkston Fellowship to recent college graduates and graduate students, of racially and culturally diverse descent who wish to serve at Bellarmine either through teaching, coaching, counseling or faith-based ministry. Athletics The Bellarmine Bells host 34 teams in 13 sports in the West Catholic Athletic League (WCAL) of the CIF Central Coast Section. The Bells fields teams from the freshman, junior varsity, and varsity level for the WCAL's (fall, winter, and spring) three seasons of league play. The schools also offers two sports (Ice hockey and Rugby) outside of WCAL play in the Sharks High School Ice Hockey League and the Skyhawk Conference respectively. Known for its athletics program, the school leads the CIF Central Coast Section (CCS) with 140 Team Titles and maintains several of the longest-winning streaks in section history. Football The Bells Football team represents Bellarmine College Preparatory in the West Catholic Athletic League (WCAL) of the CIF Central Coast Section. The Bell's Football is currently headed by former San Jose State Spartan and Bellarmine alum Jalal Beauchman, the 6th head coach in the program's history. The 1965 John Hanna-coached Bells outscored opponents 310-6 during a 31-game winning streak to earn the first of two mythical state titles (the other was in 1981). After his team's victory in the NorCal CIF Division 1-AA 2015 Final, Coach Mike Janda became the all-time winningest football coach in CCS History. By his retirement, the coach led the Bells to an unprecedented 12 appearances at the CCS Finals. The program has produced 5 eventual Super Bowl champions. Swimming Under Coach Larry Rogers, the Bellarmine Bells Swimming Team won 31 consecutive CCS titles (1984-2015) until a second-place finish to Gunn High School in 2016 snapped the school's monopoly on swimming. The swim team title streak caught the eye of The San Francisco Chronicles Mitch Stevens who wrote, "That put [Bellarmine Coach Larry] Rogers...and the Bells...above such storied high school programs as Poway of San Diego wrestling, Mission Viejo swimming and yes, even De La Salle football." Soccer The Bellarmine