Harvard-Westlake has become a recognizable name in the high school sports community.
With standout athletes such as Cassius Stanley ’19 and Johnny Juzang ’20, alongside a boys’ basketball State...
When the CIF-Southern Section released the 16 teams which qualified for Open Division play, the Wolverines were stuck on the outside looking in. As outsiders, it’ll be much more difficult for these defending...
The football team spent its season adjusting to a lineup filled with underclassmen. They finished with a final overall recorded of 3-8 and a league record of 0-5.
“Our team was extremely young with...
Jason Collins ’97 and Jarron Collins ’97 spoke in support of Democratic Presidential Nominee Hillary Clinton on the first day of the Democratic National Convention on July 25 in Philadelphia.
Jason...
The boys’ water polo team defeated rival Mater Dei 8-4 in the California State High School Water Polo Championship Finals on July 17.
The team was successful despite center Felix Brozyna-Vilim ’17...
Claudia Wong ’17 placed 10th for the 100-yard fly with a time of 55.58 at the CIF State Swimming Finals May 21 in Clovis. Wesley Chang ’17 placed 15th in the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 58.34.
There...
There is always a video camera trained on the boys’ volleyball team. During every practice, every game, the boys are being recorded so that the coaches can use the footage to apply data analysis and...
Both the boys’ and girls’ swim teams started their seasons with wins over Orange Lutheran, with the boys finishing 117-53 and the girls 92-88.
“The swim team is really strong this year, and I think...
The boys’ Cross Country team won Division IV CIF-SS and qualified for California State Finals, which will take place in Fresno on Nov. 28.
“We are all incredibly excited about going to state,”...
Two track and field athletes competed in the Panamerican Junior Athletics Championships in Edmonton, Canada Aug. 1.
Courtney Corrin ’16 placed second in the Panamerican Junior Athletics Championships...
With a record-setting 41 students attending the Big Bear training camp in August, cross-country is looking to work towards CIF success for both men and women.
The team traveled to Big Bear for five days...
The girls’ basketball team won the Desert Heat Tournament after a 39-33 victory over Chaminade July 18.
Chaminade, which is ranked second nationally for girls basketball according to MaxPreps, previously...
Ben Platt ’11 sang the National Anthem to commence the July 4 Washington Nationals game against the San Francisco Giants at Nationals Park.
Platt will play Evan Hansen in the new musical “Dear Evan...
The varsity softball team ended its season with a 0-8 league record, but is planning to build on the skills learned this year for upcoming seasons.
While the young squad faced hard losses throughout the...
Student art work from the Cuba spring break trip will be featured at Bergamot Station starting May 16.
The trip, led by Upper School Visual Arts teacher Alyssa Sherwood and Middle School Visual Arts teacher...
An inexperienced softball squad started the season with an 0-3-1 overall record. The team, which only has four seniors, suffered a 15-0 loss against Mira Costa on March 11.
"Our goal that day was to have...
Chemistry teacher Nathan Cardin decided to try dating websites when he was a graduate student at Stanford, but found himself unable to use eHarmony because he is gay and there were only two options for...
Head coaches from the University of Maryland, Johns Hopkins, Brown and Yale coached and observed field hockey players from all over the country on Ted Slavin Field Jan. 3 and 4.
The event consisted of...
Babel will be the new name of the world languages magazine, formerly known as Foreign Outlook.
"‘Foreign’ had a negative connotation, especially now that we are not the foreign language department...
A semi-translucent material called scrim hangs from top to bottom on back of the Rugby stage, adding a dreamlike feel to the set of the musical, “Company,” which takes place entirely in a 30-second...
A standing ovation for cafeteria worker and leukemia survivor Oscar Flores concluded the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays Assembly Oct. 1.
During the “On My Mind” portion of the assembly, members of the baseball...
Upper school mathematics teacher Kent Nealis was awarded the Carolyn and Marion Hays Award Aug. 26 at a joint faculty meeting.
The award is given to a member of the faculty or staff who contributes to...
