Despite a dispute regarding a lost ball allegedly hit by an opponent, the girls’ golf team remains undefeated in the Mission League. In golf, a sport where individuals, on the honor system, keep track...

Glendora High School’s varsity field hockey team was no match for Harvard-Westlake, as the Wolverines fought hard to a 1-0 win. The decisive goal was scored by Co-captain Annie Wasserman ’13. Not...

The boys’ water polo team continued a four game winning streak Thursday by defeating Damien High School 12-3 in a non-league match. This was the second meeting of the teams this year. The Wolverines...

For its seventh consecutive win, the girls' varsity tennis team defeated Louisville 16-2 in a league match Thursday to improve to 9-1 overall and 4-0 in league play. The Wolverines, in their third match...

A lot can change in a month. For the girls’ tennis team, it is equally important that in the month that stands between them and CIF playoffs, some things change while some stay the same. The team, currently...

 Goalie Daniela Grande '15 and the field hockey's defense have yet to allow a goal through three league games this season. Overall, the team has outscored its opponents 21-4 and stands at 7-1-1 overall....

After runners from both the girls’ and boys’ programs won individual races this season, the cross country teams are confident that they are ready for League Finals on Oct. 19, where the girls’ squad...

 As I shook Scot Ruggles' hand and prepared to interview him after his first win as a head coach in the Mission League, Head of Athletics Terry Barnum briefly interrupted for a bro-hug and a quick word...

The walls of the visitor locker room could not contain the excitement of the varsity football team as victorious chants echoed through the St. Paul football stadium. “Olé! Olé, olé, olé!” sang...

At age 14, Oliver Friedman ’17 has already traveled all across the globe in pursuit of becoming an Olympic table tennis player.  Friedman, who has played in Vienna, New York, Las Vegas and Baltimore,...

Ten squirming balls of fur, distinguishable only by their coloring, cuddled close together on the padded floor of Performing Arts teacher Michele Spears’s apartment. Towards the end of April, Spears’s...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAeZqDhf5oM&feature=youtu.be Henry Schlossberg’s ’13 and Thomas Oser’s ’13 work on both the offensive and defensive lines has helped the football team start...