With a winning record of 5-2, the Women’s soccer team’s ability and chemistry on and off the field is stronger than ever, according to captain and defender Cassidy Price. Price emphasizes the importance...
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The varsity women’s field hockey team, coached by Tom Rosenbaum, ended the season with a record of 12-7, according to Rosenbaum.
“It’s not just about the games we won [this season], it’s about...
With an overall record of 27-6, the 2016 Men’s Water Polo team has had a generally successful season with a few setbacks, according to Head Coach David Lieberman.
Senior captain Tommy Hagerty acknowledges...
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Badminton:
Key Players: Tina James, Jane Oh
Under the Radar: Nina Tojo
2015 Record and Finish: 5-3, fourth in Conference
Head Coach Terri Kimura has high hopes for the upcoming season as many key players...
The men’s swimming and diving team is confident in earning their fifth state trophy this year, despite the fact that they lost several state champions, according to head coach Keith MacDonald.
“We’re...
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JOE LEE & SOPHIE HENSLEY, staff reporters November 7, 2014
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