SPORTS

The stunt team wins against Del Oro, securing their spot in sections on April 21st

Mia Estrada, Ava Samulewski, Samantha Dail|May 1, 2023

Track and field competes in the Sierra Foothill League championship

Even on a cold and cloudy day, athletes from multiple districts gather at the SFL trials held at Del Oro May 3. The men’s and women’s track and fi...

After the last home game April 18, the men’s varsity tennis team holds their senior night celebration. Photo by Jezlyn Sotelo.

Men’s varsity tennis team celebrates Senior Night

Pending district approval, women’s flag football will be introduced as a fall sport next year following its approval by the California Interscholastic Federation. Although many students expressed excitement over the addition, others said they worry about the changes it would cause to powder puff and other aspects of school culture. Photo by Dave Adamson on Unsplash.com

Women’s flag football introduced for 2023-24 year, sparks questions about gameplay

At Margarat Azevedo Park, Christine Louie rolls out with a ball to help the blood flow in her calf after a training session April 14. Louie stretches after every practice due to her Chronic Compartment Syndrome. Photo by Emerson Kibby

Varsity soccer player Christine Louie recovers from sports-related injury, returns to game

Stunt athletes chant in a huddle before the stunt match against Rocklin, March 28. Starting the match, I felt really hype. I was really pumped up to take on Rocklin, especially to come back from losing to them earlier this month. During the match, I really tried to keep my head held high and to stay confident and humble in my skills, Julia Muldong said. The team won against the Thunder 15-13. Photo by Julia Leveron Hidalgo.

Stunt popularity raves in higher attendance for matches

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