Written by Ryan Manesh
Not many students participate in three school sports a year. Sophomore Jake Humble is one of these outliers—he has played football, basketball and golf this year. Humble decided to do three sports after his friend convinced him to play football. “One of my friends...
Written by Caroline Ro
Sophomore Jacqueline Lu’s interest in sports began long before high school. As
a child, she played tennis, figure-skated, learned ballet and made an effort to remain active whenever she could. Most of her time, however, Lu dedicated to competitive swim- ming, which...
Written by Danielle Gee
Math teacher Daisy Renazco, who was 5 when she started playing soccer, had a different start to her soccer career than most girls. “Back then, they didn’t have girls’ teams so I played with the boys and was the only girl on a boys’ team,” she said.
Renazco...
Written by Eric Epstein
When Space Jam was originally released in 1996, it was an instant smash hit, drawing over $32 million in the first week. People flocked to the theaters to see their favorite NBA superstars team up with the ever-zany Looney Tunes on the big screen. Over twenty years after the...
Written by Sabrina Chen
1. Pick the highest seeds. They will win since they are the best. It absolutely cannot get more obvious than that. Obviously!
2. Measure muscle mass. Imagine those beauti- ful and ripped muscles running around on the court. The bigger, the better.
3. Look for hotties...
Written by Anyi Cheng and Megan Li
Even in modern times, at the country’s apex of equality and acceptance, the gender gap persists. The disparity between media attention dedicated to men’s sports and women's sports is no exception. This particular gender imbalance is painfully prominent—beyond...
Written by Joanna Huang
Clash of the Titans, Gunn’s annual, highly-anticipated basketball game between seniors and staff, will be held on March 8 in the Titan Gym. One change has been made to the format of the event: the addition of a half-time performance from the dance team.
Since basketball...
Written by Liza Kolbasov
When math teacher Carlos Martinez was in high school, he found his second home in the water. Martinez first started swimming as a freshman at Valley High School in southern California, and stayed on a swim team through his freshman year at University of California...
By: Jack Mallery
In 2014, more than three billion people watched the World Cup in Brazil, and 34 million alone tuned in to the final when Germany played Argentina. Soccer is a multi billion dollar enterprise that spans the globe and draws people together from different backgrounds and countries. The...
written by Emma Chiao
With eight wins and zero losses, the girls’ soccer team is currently undefeated and first in the Santa Clara Valley Athletic league. The team hopes to maintain that title and qualify for CCS for the fourth year in a row.
According to coach Juan Mayora, the team had a rough...
Written by Caroline Ro
Every February, football fans nationwide turn their attentions to the Super Bowl, the annual championship game of the National Football League. The Super Bowl is viewed by more than 110 million Americans every year, making it one of America’s most watched televised events,...
Written By Aleks Tycz
Finding motivation to work out can be a difficult task. Despite the benefits of exercise, we often create excuses to avoid the tiring work; we ultimately hurt ourselves in the process. Through swimming, I learned to maintain a commitment to fitness and improved both my physical...
