The boys’ tennis team defeated Calabasas 15-3 on March 2 and remains undefeated with a 4-0 overall record.
In typical fashion, captains Adam Sraberg '17 and Jed Kronenberg '17 went undefeated in their...
The Boys' tennis team has served up a strong start, taking three wins in their first three matches.
The squad defeated West Ranch 14-4 in its first match, then routed Los Alamitos 16-2, a team that eliminated...
The HW Chess club is in the midst of their first ever school wide tournament. All students were invited to participate in the single elimination tournament, and 30 players signed up to compete.
The participants...
The Girls’ water polo team defeated Los Altos 13-6 in the first round of the CIF Division III playoffs Feb. 15.
The squad was aggressive and dominant, leading for the entirety of the game. Villanova...
Adam Sraberg ‘17, Brandon Kewalramani ‘17, and Camille Oswald ‘17 have signed National Letters of Intent to play Division 1 sports at the collegiate level.
Sraberg has committed to Vanderbilt University...
In a widely anticipated battle between two high-powered water polo teams, the No. 1 ranked Wolverines defeated the Mater Dei Monarchs 10-9 to maintain an undefeated record.
The first quarter ended with...
The boys' water polo team overcame the Orange Lutheran Lancers 7-6 in front of the homecoming crowd to remain undefeated with a 19-0 record.
The Lancers took the early lead, scoring two quick goals in...
Members of the Math club participated in Purple Comet, an international online mathematics competition open to middle and high school students.
The competition requires teams of six students to solve advanced...
My good friend and I were talking late one afternoon on the way home from school.
“Yeah I’m fine.”
“You sure?”
“Yeah.”
“Well okay, but if something is bothering you, I’d be happy...
At 10 years old, Sam Krutonog ’18 reluctantly agreed to fill in for an injured teammate as goalie during their water polo game. He recalls his disappointment in realizing the impossibility of fulfilling...
The phone rang.
I answered, not expecting much, but when I hung up, I became a future Harvard-Westlake student.
I was in the sixth grade at the time, and I didn’t really consider the ramifications...
