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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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Written by Vietanh Phuong Tran
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Clear water. A splash. A form glides just underneath the surface. Then the veil of liquid separating it from the air above parts, and a swimmer’s arms and head cut the water with grace and seeming ease.
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Written by Anthony Clay
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“Big games are usually hyped up,” Los Angeles Laker coach Phil Jackson said. “You win big games by beating the hype. You beat the hype by having composure.”
The girls’ varsity basketball players have exemplified Jackson’s words. A display of composure was all it took to beat the hype and their cross 19th Avenue rivals, Lincoln, on Feb. 5.
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Written by Julia Kotzian
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There’s a reason why love is zero in tennis — it means nothing. Following this theme, the boys’ tennis team shows no love for its opponents, playing aggressively and fiercely.
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Written by Sandra Chen
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As expected, the cross-country team annihilated the “competition” at the All-City meet on Nov. 14. And as expected, the team quickly became lost in the dust as Southern Californian teams sped ahead at the California Interscholastic Federation State Championship in Fresno on Nov. 24.
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Written by Michael Lazarus
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Senior wingback Bismark Navarro’s accomplishments do not seem very impressive. On the other hand, they’re mind-boggling.
In Lowell’s grind-it-out offensive attack, it seems like anyone can succeed. Throw out one of the seemingly endless supply of wingbacks and let him walk behind his line for an easy four-yard gain. When the monotonous offensive juggernaut finally reaches the goal line, the coaches can handpick who gets the touchdown.
However, Navarro’s 30 touchdowns and 400 yards rushing are not just a product of being the coaches’ favorite.
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Written by Jenny Ng
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Bursting with new faces and new talent, the JV girls’ basketball team is in for a great season.
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Written by Wendy Tyler
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The JV boys’ basketball team isn’t exactly off to a hot start. Then again, the Cardinals are undefeated.
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