Pro sports are slowly starting up again
Andrew Sousa, Sports Editor
June 15, 2020
With most states slowly reopening, the hope for the return of professional sports has reopened as well. Specifically in California, 51 of the 58 counties have entered or will soon enter Phase 3 of Gov. Gavin Newson’s plan, which includes the reopening of live professional sports, albeit without...
Spring sports seasons cancelled due to coronavirus
Sabrina Contreras, Co-Managing Editor
May 24, 2020
As the coronavirus pandemic swept through the United States in March, professional, collegiate, high school and youth sports were canceled, devastating many athletes. This includes many at Cal High who officially saw their spring sports come to an end on April 3 when the California Interscholastic...
People are turning to outdoor activities during quarantine
Ananya Nag, News Editor
May 24, 2020
With the shelter-in-place order set indefinitely, people are resorting to outdoor activities to keep themselves busy and active. In an attempt to curb the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, gyms, malls, school sports, and all other forms of social gatherings have been suspended. During this time,...
2020 Olympics are postponed to next year
Abhyudaya Srivastava, Staff Writer
May 24, 2020
After years of anticipation, hard work and training, the athletes preparing for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, as well as the millions of fans worldwide, were let down. Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo and International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach announced on March 24 that the 2020...
Earthquakes star Chris Wondolowski adjusts to life off the field during coronoavirus pandemic
Greg Warrington, Staff Writer
May 4, 2020
Like all Americans, San Jose Earthquakes star forward Chris Wondolowski has been adjusting to his new life while what was supposed to be the final seasons of his brilliant professional soccer career is on hold during the coronavirus pandemic. Wondolowski, 37, said that while California has been under a she...
Pandemic leaves Florida WWE fans Wreste-less
Andrew Sousa, Sports Editor
April 29, 2020
Even during these new, strange times, Florida is back to its old ways. In Florida, World Wrestling Entertainment, one of the most popular wrestling leagues in America, has now been considered an essential business, opening the door for - of all sports - wrestling to make a grand return to the live...
It sure is tough being a Raiders fan
Josh Nichols, News Lite Editor
April 22, 2020
This must be said: The Raiders are the 21st century version of Chernobyl. Nobody is immune from the intense radiation spewing from this failed blob of a football team. The Mack trade. The Cooper trade. The Vegas move. The Gruden hiring. And the locker room turmoil have somehow made this...
Coronavirus infects sports world
Andrew Sousa, Sports Editor
April 4, 2020
The coronavirus gave a whole new meaning to “March Madness”. Amidst the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, nearly all professional sports across the world have been suspended or postponed. In the United States, the NBA and NHL seasons have been suspended indefinitely, and the opening day of the MLB ...
DeSoto is school’s lone NCS champion this year
Greg Warrington, Staff Writer
April 4, 2020
A season of redemption became a historic moment in Cal’s wrestling history. Senior Daniel DeSoto won the first NCS wrestling title in Cal High history on Feb. 22, when he defeated Ian Richardson from Granada in the 182-pound championship match at James Logan High School in Union City. C...
Basketball, soccer teams prepare for NCS
February 11, 2020
Cal High’s women’s basketball team has been on fire as of late, and it just might launch the team back to the North Coast Section playoffs. The Grizzlies defeated Dougherty Valley 78-42 on Feb. 4, improving to 15-8 on the season. Cal faced Monte Vista last Friday. Results were not available...