Sophomore will rep team USA
Haya Haidari, Staff Writer
May 15, 2017
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Sophomore Dorian White is flying high with his acrobatic gymnastics team. White will be representing team USA at the FIG (Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique) World Cup – Geneva International Acro Cup in Switzerland at the end of the month. He has been involved with acrobatic...
Women’s lacrosse ready for NCS run
Kallie Sedrel, Brendan Ogburn, Julia Tjan, Sidney Dutcher, Iris Kang, and Ashley Mosbacher
May 15, 2017
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As the NCS playoffs begin this week, the women’s lacrosse team has its sights set on winning the section title after being crowned EBAL champion for the second year in a row. With an overall record of 15-3, 8-1 in the EBAL, Cal earned the No. 2 seed and hosted No. 15 St. Francis on Wednesday in...
Warriors and Cavaliers destined to meet in Finals
Ashley Mosbacher, Staff Writer
May 15, 2017
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The NBA playoffs are underway and the Golden State Warriors are looking to ride their overall top seed to another championship run. The Warriors clinched the top seed in the Western Conference and overall with 67 wins, while the Boston Celtics finished first in the Eastern Conference. For the past...
Sky is the limit for junior runner
Haya Haidari, Staff Writer
March 29, 2017
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Junior Alyssa Brewer has a fast future in front of her. Brewer has been running since seventh grade and hasn’t stopped since. And she has high expectations going into this season after winning state and Junior Olmpic championships in the 800-meters race. “She is the first woman to...
Grizzlies wrap successful winter season
Brendan Ogburn, Lauren Cambra, and Rhea Saini
March 29, 2017
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The women’s basketball team enjoyed one of its greatest seasons in program history, finishing as the No. 2 team in the EBAL with a record of 22-8, and winning an NCS playoff game. “It was pretty amazing to be apart of a record-breaking season,” said freshman guard Audrey Moulton. After...
Don’t mess with Miss Manning
Kimberlee Saxer, Staff Writer
March 29, 2017
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Devan Manning spends most of her day teaching English to freshmen and seniors. But after school, she laces up a pair of skates, pulls on a helmet and mixes it up on a roller derby track. At the same time she was getting her masters degree, Manning decided it was time to strap on the skates and...
Sports field represents a piece of Cal High history
Sam Campopiano, Staff Writer
March 29, 2017
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If you have ever been to a Cal High football game, or even walked the track during P.E., it is hard to miss the name of Ernie Berger on the scoreboard at the far end of the field. The majority of people who see this name wonder who Ernie Berger was, and why Cal’s home stadium is named after him. Cal...
Freshmen trio starring for varsity
Illene Morrisette, Staff Writer
February 15, 2017
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“She shoots, she scores!” Three 14-year old freshmen, Audrey Moulton, Kelani Yuto, and Erica Adams, have surfaced as some of the top contributors on Cal High’s incredible women’s varsity basketball team. The team currently sits in second place in the EBAL and boasts a 20-5 overall...
Women’s soccer unified on and off the field
Rhea Saini, Staff Writer
February 15, 2017
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Ever wondered what it would be like to have 25 new best friends? According to senior varsity soccer player Mary Swisher, it’s an uplifting experience and it’s all thanks to the amazing people she’s met from playing soccer. As a result, it’s not a surprise that Cal High’s women’s varsity...
6th Man antics shouldn’t be scaled back
Aaron Velasquez, Staff Writer
February 15, 2017
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To further amplify the common bitterness of Cal High students trying to have fun on campus, administrators have decided to take their “talents” to basketball games and crack down on our infamous 6th Man. I would like to take a moment to pause and clarify something. The argument of this article...