The Wolverine wrestling team has no room for bickering between teammates. If there is a problem, it can be settled on the mat, but the disagreement ends there. That’s probably a good thing considering the Wolverines only have five wrestlers this year. A combination of losing wrestlers to graduation, other sports and other schools, the […]
They dropped the first set, but after that, the Wolverines hardly made a misstep in their first round CIF-SS match against St. Joseph. They took the second set 25-12, the third 25-16 and the fourth 25-14. “We talked it out and we decided, ‘We have to let it go,’” Chloe Mueller ’19 said. “’We have […]
He had already rehabbed his knee. Now it was time to strengthen it, to get it back to where it once was and then better than it ever had been. He needed his knee for his senior season.
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In the first game of the season, the Wolverines’ girls’ tennis team defeated the Santa Monica Vikings 13-5. It was Kristie Reynold’s-Gipe’s first test as the new head coach of the Wolverines. Reynold-Gipes was the NAIA’s number two doubles player in the United States when she played and was formerly the head coach of Notre […]
After a regular Mission League season in which the boys’ swimming team went 2-3 and the girls’ swimming team went 3-2, individuals on both teams went far in the CIF Southern Section Playoffs. The girls also went 4-3 overall, while the boys finished 3-4. Both the boys and girls’ teams finished 17th overall in the CIF […]
Both the boys’ and girls’ varsity swim teams finished in third place at the Mission League Finals Monday and Tuesday, which took place at the Rose Bowl Aquatic Center. After a 3-4 season for the boys’ team and a 4-3 for the girls’, the swimmers were proud of their effort at the meet. “I’m glad […]
After multiple swimmers set individual records over the course of the season, the boys’ swimming team finished the regular season with a 3-4 record, while the girls’ swimming team finished 4-3. Both teams traveled to Pasadena’s Rose Bowl Aquatic Center for the Mission League Finals on Monday and Tuesday. Results were not known as of […]
Still trying to find the right balance between young and old, the Wolverine swim team has fallen short in its first two meets by a combined 59 points for the boys and 42 for the girls. In swimming and diving, tiny, meticulous details can be the difference between a big win and a big loss, […]
A group of seventh graders taking the American History and Government class will visit Washington, D.C. the first week of Spring Break. Students will tour the capitol building, the East Wing of the White House and the Supreme Court, where they hope to meet with a Supreme Court justice. Other items on the agenda include […]
Ben Hallock ’16 scored a goal in his first appearance for the USA Water Polo Men’s National Team in its game against Italy Jan. 3. The U.S. won 9-7, and Hallock’s fourth quarter goal put the Americans up by two. Hallock, the youngest member on the 12-man squad, played center on the team, as he […]