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Written by Vietanh Phuong Tran
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A faint chemical smell hangs in the air, emanating from a cold blanket of calm, forbidding water. A dim glow radiates from florescent lights, casting a morose glare reminiscent of interrogation rooms.
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Written by Bonnie Tong
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In medieval Europe, knights jousted in the name of a fair maiden’s honor and eagerly rushed forward to save damsels from distress. But for Lowell fencers, the roles were reversed on Feb. 13. The girls’ division won a close match, 5-4, while the boys suffered from a 3-6 loss to Washington.
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Written by Tiffany Leung
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After sweeping through early season competition, the Cardinals came up just short against the Washington Eagles in the annual Battle of the Birds game on March 8.
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Written by Avi Baskin
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The worst thing you can give a competitive sports team is pathetic competition. That is exactly what the varsity baseball team has faced in the AAA this year. The Cardinals have outscored their first four league opponents 78-4.
The real test this season for the varsity baseball team comes not in league play, but in exhibition games. The Cardinals travel across the state to face teams of similar caliber. So far, they have seen stiff competition.
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Written by Avi Baskin
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The worst thing you can give a competitive sports team is pathetic competition. That is exactly what the varsity baseball team has faced in the AAA this year. The Cardinals have outscored their first four league opponents 78-4.
The real test this season for the varsity baseball team comes not in league play, but in exhibition games. The Cardinals travel across the state to face teams of similar caliber. So far, they have seen stiff competition.
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Written by Avi Baskin
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Over the past four years, Senior Travis Hom has given more to the Lowell basketball program than almost any other student. Dubbed “The Prophecy” his freshman year, Hom is now Lowell basketball legend. A starter on the varsity team since his sophomore year, Hom has been the consistent go to guy for the Cardinals.
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Written by Jenny Ng
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As American tennis star Stan Smith once said, “Experience tells you what to do; confidence allows you to do it.”
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Written by Tiffany Leung
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Coming off an almost perfect season last year, this year’s softball team has some pretty big shoes to fill.
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Written by Sandra Chen
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“The race is for elite athletes,” sophomore distance runner Reilly Clewes said. No, Clewes is not talking about the Summer Olympics, but about the upcoming Stanford Invitational from March 27 to 28, a prestigious event that includes high schools like James Logan High School in Union City, whose women’s track team ranked second in the nation last year.
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Written by Avi Baskin
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Senior Evan Brydon was on the mound for one of the biggest preseason games of the year. It sounds odd that a preseason game would have such importance, but Lowell was playing the Saint Ignatius Wildcats for the first time in four years. The West Coast Athletic League, Saint Ignatius’s league, is widely regarded as the most competitive in the Bay Area, and Lowell wanted to prove they could compete at a higher level.
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Written by Avi Baskin
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THE FIRST TIME the boys’ varsity basketball team played the Wallenberg High School Bulldogs, they lost by three points, when senior guard Alex McNabb’s last second three-pointer hit the back of the rim and bounced astray. The second time the Cardinals played Wallenberg, it was the Bulldogs’ turn.
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Written by Jenny Ng
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The JV girls’ basketball team never goes down without a fight. No matter how hard the girls fall, they will always get back up.
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