With the closing of the fall sports season, athletes have built numerous memories across these three months. One of the most memorable moments of an athlete’s career is their games, however, a referee...
Varsity swimmer Aiden Leone unintentionally broke the school record in the 100-yard freestyle event with a time of 46.35 seconds at CCS in Hollister, as a byproduct of the tremendous amount of time he...
After a season of tireless perseverance, intense endurance training and countless loops around the track with teammates, 11 members of the cross country team competed at CCS league championships. Held...
The girls varsity tennis season ended in a 6-1 loss against Menlo Atherton In the CCS semi finals on Nov. 11. The tennis team went 6-9 this season and 4-8 in league play. Despite a rough season, the team...
Varsity girls tennis is continuing to push through their season as they begin to look ahead to the upcoming Central Coast Section finals. While they are still currently in the middle of the season, the...
Nearly every successful person has someone they look up to: a muse, role model, mentor or someone they admire and aspire to be. For some it can be an icon in their field, and for others, their loved ones.
Though...
Varsity boys basketball ended their regular season with a record of 14-10, allowing them to qualify for CCS.
Although the basketball team experienced great success, players agree there is room for...
The wrestling team broke barriers this year, earning the El Camino league title for the first time in 48 years. In addition, six players and two alternates qualified for CCS, a record number since 2012.
Junior...
Girls varsity field hockey recently made CCS, an accomplishment that has brought much excitement to the team.
“[Advancing to CCS] is great — I think everyone is really psyched and pumped,” varsity...
The girls varsity golf team ended their season with four wins, two ties and nine losses in the El Camino Division of SCVAL.
“Our overall record didn’t show the growth that we had on the course,”...
