Grizzlies shine in postseason
Andrew Sousa, Staff Writer
May 29, 2019
Senior Daniella Hawkins ended her high school swimming career on a high note. Hawkins placed second in the 500 freestyle event at the CIF State Championships on May 17-18 at Clovis West High School. “I was really excited to get second, because I had never placed that high in state befo...
Another one bites the dust – AAF is latest to fail
Andrew Sousa, Staff Writer
May 2, 2019
Filed under News Lite
It’ll work this time, I promise. These are the words that so many commissioners of football leagues say, determined to show that their “sexy, new age” league will be able to stand with and even take down the NFL. They are all wrong. On April 2, the Alliance of American Football annou...
The death of ‘Fortnite’ is near
Andrew Sousa, Staff Writer
March 26, 2019
Filed under News Lite, Showcase
At the beginning of time, there was Pong. Then there was Mario. Then there was Minecraft. And then there was... “Fortnite.” Throughout history, video games have come and gone, evolving with times. They’ve revolutionized the entertainment industry and almost always found themselves on top of...
Joey Zhu is taking his success to a whole new level
December 18, 2018
Filed under A&E
ze upon senior Joey Zhu as he performs his piano segment inside the Carnegie Hall in New York City. Even with the clear and immense pressure to succeed, Zhu excels in this type of environment, as he does in many areas of life. While Zhu’s academic achievements are notable and well respected, his piano skills are th...
2018’s best and worst video games
Andrew Sousa, Staff Writer
December 18, 2018
Filed under Features
So 2018 is about to come to a close, which means the last video games of the year are about to or have already been released. And while some of this year’s games certainly didn’t disappoint for the most part, there were some games that missed the mark of video game glory. But which gam...
Your ultimate guide to Black Friday survival
Andrew Sousa, Staff Writer
November 15, 2018
Filed under News Lite
Within a week, the doors of stores nationwide will open up, serving as the battleground for the annual warfare known as Black Friday. With the opening of doors, people swarm into the nearest Walmart or Target, desperate to get their hands on the lower prices of the newest Xbox or Nintendo Swit...
Girl’s volleyball sets up for NCS playoffs
Andrew Sousa, Staff Writer
October 18, 2018
Filed under Online Exclusive, Sports
With freshly polished hardwood and hung up nets, Cal High’s women’s volleyball team heads into tonight’s season finale at Carondelet as one of the top teams vying for an NCS championship come playoff time. All so far this season, racking up a 25-4 overall record, 14-3 in the highly competitive ...
Four teams remain in MLB playoffs
Andrew Sousa, Staff Writer
October 16, 2018
Filed under Sports
It’s October, which means school is in full swing, just like the bats of MLB players trying to reach the biggest stage in baseball: the World Series. The baseball postseason is halfway in the books and the final four teams from the National and American leagues are fighting for a spot in the 201...
MLB playoffs are here
Andrew Sousa, Staff writer
October 3, 2018
Filed under Online Exclusive, Sports
The baseball postseason is here and the final four teams from the National and five teams from the American leagues are fighting for a spot in the 2018 World Series later this month. Without further ado, let’s dig into each postseason contender and see which ones will thrive, or strike out c...