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Written by Elan Lavie
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"Raccoon, you and toad play a set against each other. Frog and gorilla, over here with me!"
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Written by Angela Ngai and Liana Huang
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Tight red shorts over blue jeans are not the normal outfit that you would wear before an important game against a strong opponent. It is, however, what you would wear if you were a first-year player because the seniors were hazing the “rookies.”
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Written by Katie Wheeler-Dubin
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"Both Katrina and Ananda are the two best girls I've ever had the opportunity to coach," golf coach Lee Silverstein said.
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Written by Joey Bien-kahn
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There is a sour taste in the mouth of every member of the Cardinal soccer team. After arriving at the Polo Fields as the established underdog, the Cardinals played a game they believe was good enough to win.
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Written by Roy Lee
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Frigid weather and dreary, overcast skies have come to symbolize the despondence, despair, and hopelessness the JV football team has grown used to.
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Written by Gaston Guibert
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Victory is sweet. And revenge is sweeter.
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Written by Elisa Zhang
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"I should blow my nose and show you how my snot turns brown," said cross-country senior co-captain Alexis Kim after her race at the Crystal Springs Uplands meet on Oct. 12.
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Written by Heejin Hwang and Helene Servillon
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Friday, Oct. 13. The Galileo Lions are catching up on the scoreboard; their luck seems to be changing.
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Written by Angela Ngai
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The buzzer sounded and all of the players were in position on the court, but had the game really started? While the ball was continuously pounded across the net, the Drew players seemed to make little attempt to retaliate, as if they were still practicing. The Cardinals’ fantastic teamwork and all-around great skill had them stumped.
“It was a good day for us to work on techniques,” junior outside hitter Karrie Liu said of the Aug. 31 preseason game.
Sophomore setter Katrina Lau agreed. “We were ready; it was a good game to open with and to test where we were as a team, our strengths and weaknesses,” she said.
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Written by Gaston Guibert
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Written by Helene Servillon and Heejin Hwang
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Those who don’t understand the depth and strength of this year’s JV girls’ volleyball team might compare it to a mad scientist stirring up crazy experiments, seeing how the components don’t fit the obvious criteria for a championship team. But this stellar team creates its own formula for chemistry and success.
Take sophomore outside hitter Elaine Ngo, who played as a libero last season. Usually outside hitters are the second tallest offensive players on the team next to the middle blockers. But Ngo, at a miniscule five foot one, breaks that rule.
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Written by Elan Lavie and Beatriz Datangel
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What defines the look of a champion? Is it the piercing glare that emanates from the eyes? Or is it the confident pose struck in that defining moment of victory? Whatever it is, the girls’ tennis team has it.
They glared down the Washington Eagles in their first official league match on Sept. 14, making a clear statement that they are the favorites in the AAA by winning every match they played.
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