Boys’ XC team aims for state competition October 22, 2010 — by Vijay Menon and Brandon Judoprasetijo Under the leadership of new head coach Dan Ambrico, the boys’ cross country team has smoothly transitioned into the season as familiar faces continue to dominate on the track. Now, the team is focusing on achieving its goal of making it to the state competition at Woodward Park in Fresno. read more » Freshman power in girls’ water polo October 22, 2010 — by Kim Tsai Nikki de Roos, although only a freshman, is proving to be a key player on the varsity girls' water polo team. Relatively new to the sport, de Roos finds her passion in playing with her teammates. read more » Jaycie Luo: Possible recruitment to the girls’ Chinese ice hockey team October 21, 2010 — by Brandon Judoprasetijo and Lauren Kuan It was like any other day at ice hockey practice, executing drills and scrimmaging with teammates, when freshman Jaycie Luo noticed her dad talking with men in red and yellow warm-up suits. Shortly after, she found out that the Chinese Olympic Team had offered to allow her to practice with them and possibly later get recruited depending on her performance. read more » Crystal Yen: Tennis Star October 19, 2010 — by Evaline Ju Despite qualifying as a Junior Olympic hurdler in eighth grade, junior Crystal Yen abandoned the track lanes the summer after her freshman year when she realized she did not truly enjoy the sport. She chose instead to focus on tennis, which she had started only two summers before, after seventh grade. read more » Girls’ golf: ‘Champion’ freshman swings her way into lineup October 19, 2010 — by Apeksha Sharma and Samika Kumar For No. 4 player Hallé Champion, playing on the golf team this season has solidified her hopes to excel at the game, plow her way to perfection and develop lasting friendships. With the young team losing their most experienced member, No. 1 player senior Uttara Sivaram, next year, the freshman just may become the exemplary golfer for her peers in upcoming years. Having played golf for two years, Champion would like to hit the ball farther and be better at putting. Though she admits she has some ways to go, her acquired skills and talents remain admired by her peers. read more » Girls’ Volleyball: Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen co-captains October 19, 2010 — by Aashna Mukerji When most people reach their senior year, they are excited to finally be at the top of high school’s hierarchy. Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen have reached this peak, but they are sharing a top leadership position as co-captains of the 11-17 girls’ varsity volleyball team. “I think it’s a really good system because both [Nielson] and I bring different aspects to the team,” said Blegen. She praised her co-captain for taking such a leading role on the court and boosting everyone’s confidence. read more » Girls’ Tennis: Team remains undefeated after match against Monta Vista October 17, 2010 — by Evaline Ju The dark clouds appeared ominous on the afternoon of Oct. 5 when the girls’ tennis team set out to play their longtime rival Monta Vista High. Yet even the depressing skies and a few light sprinkles would not hinder the team from defeating their opponents 5-2. With half of the league season over as of Oct. 5, the outlook to a CCS championship repeat remains bright. “I cannot remember the last time Saratoga tennis has started a season 12-0,” said head coach Tom Uyehara. read more » Senior recalls World Cup experience October 15, 2010 — by Roy Bisht and Abhishek Venkataramana From June 11 to July 11, millions of fans worldwide tuned in to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Among them was senior Aditya Dev, who was merely hundreds of feet away from some of the most talented soccer players on the planet. read more » Teacher rides both grade curves and waves October 14, 2010 — by Jennifer Jin If you give world geography teacher Rick Ellis a map, he can point you to a lot more than just the Bering Strait, Zimbabwe or the Dead Sea. He can also show you some of best local spots to catch some waves. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Team well on its way to success October 6, 2010 — by Amy Jan and Aashna Mukerji "Together, win!" the girls' varsity volleyball team shouted to raise their spirits before playing Mills, their last match for the weekend. On Sept. 18, the team played in a tournament at Menlo Atherton. With an almost even record of wins and losses, they went into the sixth and final game feeling nervous but ready. The girls' words of encouragement rang true as the game against Mills ended with a Falcon victory of 25-15 and 25-16. "We could have done better, but we came really close to [beating the other] teams," said senior co-captain Hanna Nielson. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...187188189190191...200210220...nextlast
Freshman power in girls’ water polo October 22, 2010 — by Kim Tsai Nikki de Roos, although only a freshman, is proving to be a key player on the varsity girls' water polo team. Relatively new to the sport, de Roos finds her passion in playing with her teammates. read more » Jaycie Luo: Possible recruitment to the girls’ Chinese ice hockey team October 21, 2010 — by Brandon Judoprasetijo and Lauren Kuan It was like any other day at ice hockey practice, executing drills and scrimmaging with teammates, when freshman Jaycie Luo noticed her dad talking with men in red and yellow warm-up suits. Shortly after, she found out that the Chinese Olympic Team had offered to allow her to practice with them and possibly later get recruited depending on her performance. read more » Crystal Yen: Tennis Star October 19, 2010 — by Evaline Ju Despite qualifying as a Junior Olympic hurdler in eighth grade, junior Crystal Yen abandoned the track lanes the summer after her freshman year when she realized she did not truly enjoy the sport. She chose instead to focus on tennis, which she had started only two summers before, after seventh grade. read more » Girls’ golf: ‘Champion’ freshman swings her way into lineup October 19, 2010 — by Apeksha Sharma and Samika Kumar For No. 4 player Hallé Champion, playing on the golf team this season has solidified her hopes to excel at the game, plow her way to perfection and develop lasting friendships. With the young team losing their most experienced member, No. 1 player senior Uttara Sivaram, next year, the freshman just may become the exemplary golfer for her peers in upcoming years. Having played golf for two years, Champion would like to hit the ball farther and be better at putting. Though she admits she has some ways to go, her acquired skills and talents remain admired by her peers. read more » Girls’ Volleyball: Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen co-captains October 19, 2010 — by Aashna Mukerji When most people reach their senior year, they are excited to finally be at the top of high school’s hierarchy. Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen have reached this peak, but they are sharing a top leadership position as co-captains of the 11-17 girls’ varsity volleyball team. “I think it’s a really good system because both [Nielson] and I bring different aspects to the team,” said Blegen. She praised her co-captain for taking such a leading role on the court and boosting everyone’s confidence. read more » Girls’ Tennis: Team remains undefeated after match against Monta Vista October 17, 2010 — by Evaline Ju The dark clouds appeared ominous on the afternoon of Oct. 5 when the girls’ tennis team set out to play their longtime rival Monta Vista High. Yet even the depressing skies and a few light sprinkles would not hinder the team from defeating their opponents 5-2. With half of the league season over as of Oct. 5, the outlook to a CCS championship repeat remains bright. “I cannot remember the last time Saratoga tennis has started a season 12-0,” said head coach Tom Uyehara. read more » Senior recalls World Cup experience October 15, 2010 — by Roy Bisht and Abhishek Venkataramana From June 11 to July 11, millions of fans worldwide tuned in to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Among them was senior Aditya Dev, who was merely hundreds of feet away from some of the most talented soccer players on the planet. read more » Teacher rides both grade curves and waves October 14, 2010 — by Jennifer Jin If you give world geography teacher Rick Ellis a map, he can point you to a lot more than just the Bering Strait, Zimbabwe or the Dead Sea. He can also show you some of best local spots to catch some waves. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Team well on its way to success October 6, 2010 — by Amy Jan and Aashna Mukerji "Together, win!" the girls' varsity volleyball team shouted to raise their spirits before playing Mills, their last match for the weekend. On Sept. 18, the team played in a tournament at Menlo Atherton. With an almost even record of wins and losses, they went into the sixth and final game feeling nervous but ready. The girls' words of encouragement rang true as the game against Mills ended with a Falcon victory of 25-15 and 25-16. "We could have done better, but we came really close to [beating the other] teams," said senior co-captain Hanna Nielson. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...187188189190191...200210220...nextlast
Jaycie Luo: Possible recruitment to the girls’ Chinese ice hockey team October 21, 2010 — by Brandon Judoprasetijo and Lauren Kuan It was like any other day at ice hockey practice, executing drills and scrimmaging with teammates, when freshman Jaycie Luo noticed her dad talking with men in red and yellow warm-up suits. Shortly after, she found out that the Chinese Olympic Team had offered to allow her to practice with them and possibly later get recruited depending on her performance. read more » Crystal Yen: Tennis Star October 19, 2010 — by Evaline Ju Despite qualifying as a Junior Olympic hurdler in eighth grade, junior Crystal Yen abandoned the track lanes the summer after her freshman year when she realized she did not truly enjoy the sport. She chose instead to focus on tennis, which she had started only two summers before, after seventh grade. read more » Girls’ golf: ‘Champion’ freshman swings her way into lineup October 19, 2010 — by Apeksha Sharma and Samika Kumar For No. 4 player Hallé Champion, playing on the golf team this season has solidified her hopes to excel at the game, plow her way to perfection and develop lasting friendships. With the young team losing their most experienced member, No. 1 player senior Uttara Sivaram, next year, the freshman just may become the exemplary golfer for her peers in upcoming years. Having played golf for two years, Champion would like to hit the ball farther and be better at putting. Though she admits she has some ways to go, her acquired skills and talents remain admired by her peers. read more » Girls’ Volleyball: Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen co-captains October 19, 2010 — by Aashna Mukerji When most people reach their senior year, they are excited to finally be at the top of high school’s hierarchy. Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen have reached this peak, but they are sharing a top leadership position as co-captains of the 11-17 girls’ varsity volleyball team. “I think it’s a really good system because both [Nielson] and I bring different aspects to the team,” said Blegen. She praised her co-captain for taking such a leading role on the court and boosting everyone’s confidence. read more » Girls’ Tennis: Team remains undefeated after match against Monta Vista October 17, 2010 — by Evaline Ju The dark clouds appeared ominous on the afternoon of Oct. 5 when the girls’ tennis team set out to play their longtime rival Monta Vista High. Yet even the depressing skies and a few light sprinkles would not hinder the team from defeating their opponents 5-2. With half of the league season over as of Oct. 5, the outlook to a CCS championship repeat remains bright. “I cannot remember the last time Saratoga tennis has started a season 12-0,” said head coach Tom Uyehara. read more » Senior recalls World Cup experience October 15, 2010 — by Roy Bisht and Abhishek Venkataramana From June 11 to July 11, millions of fans worldwide tuned in to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Among them was senior Aditya Dev, who was merely hundreds of feet away from some of the most talented soccer players on the planet. read more » Teacher rides both grade curves and waves October 14, 2010 — by Jennifer Jin If you give world geography teacher Rick Ellis a map, he can point you to a lot more than just the Bering Strait, Zimbabwe or the Dead Sea. He can also show you some of best local spots to catch some waves. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Team well on its way to success October 6, 2010 — by Amy Jan and Aashna Mukerji "Together, win!" the girls' varsity volleyball team shouted to raise their spirits before playing Mills, their last match for the weekend. On Sept. 18, the team played in a tournament at Menlo Atherton. With an almost even record of wins and losses, they went into the sixth and final game feeling nervous but ready. The girls' words of encouragement rang true as the game against Mills ended with a Falcon victory of 25-15 and 25-16. "We could have done better, but we came really close to [beating the other] teams," said senior co-captain Hanna Nielson. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...187188189190191...200210220...nextlast
Crystal Yen: Tennis Star October 19, 2010 — by Evaline Ju Despite qualifying as a Junior Olympic hurdler in eighth grade, junior Crystal Yen abandoned the track lanes the summer after her freshman year when she realized she did not truly enjoy the sport. She chose instead to focus on tennis, which she had started only two summers before, after seventh grade. read more » Girls’ golf: ‘Champion’ freshman swings her way into lineup October 19, 2010 — by Apeksha Sharma and Samika Kumar For No. 4 player Hallé Champion, playing on the golf team this season has solidified her hopes to excel at the game, plow her way to perfection and develop lasting friendships. With the young team losing their most experienced member, No. 1 player senior Uttara Sivaram, next year, the freshman just may become the exemplary golfer for her peers in upcoming years. Having played golf for two years, Champion would like to hit the ball farther and be better at putting. Though she admits she has some ways to go, her acquired skills and talents remain admired by her peers. read more » Girls’ Volleyball: Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen co-captains October 19, 2010 — by Aashna Mukerji When most people reach their senior year, they are excited to finally be at the top of high school’s hierarchy. Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen have reached this peak, but they are sharing a top leadership position as co-captains of the 11-17 girls’ varsity volleyball team. “I think it’s a really good system because both [Nielson] and I bring different aspects to the team,” said Blegen. She praised her co-captain for taking such a leading role on the court and boosting everyone’s confidence. read more » Girls’ Tennis: Team remains undefeated after match against Monta Vista October 17, 2010 — by Evaline Ju The dark clouds appeared ominous on the afternoon of Oct. 5 when the girls’ tennis team set out to play their longtime rival Monta Vista High. Yet even the depressing skies and a few light sprinkles would not hinder the team from defeating their opponents 5-2. With half of the league season over as of Oct. 5, the outlook to a CCS championship repeat remains bright. “I cannot remember the last time Saratoga tennis has started a season 12-0,” said head coach Tom Uyehara. read more » Senior recalls World Cup experience October 15, 2010 — by Roy Bisht and Abhishek Venkataramana From June 11 to July 11, millions of fans worldwide tuned in to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Among them was senior Aditya Dev, who was merely hundreds of feet away from some of the most talented soccer players on the planet. read more » Teacher rides both grade curves and waves October 14, 2010 — by Jennifer Jin If you give world geography teacher Rick Ellis a map, he can point you to a lot more than just the Bering Strait, Zimbabwe or the Dead Sea. He can also show you some of best local spots to catch some waves. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Team well on its way to success October 6, 2010 — by Amy Jan and Aashna Mukerji "Together, win!" the girls' varsity volleyball team shouted to raise their spirits before playing Mills, their last match for the weekend. On Sept. 18, the team played in a tournament at Menlo Atherton. With an almost even record of wins and losses, they went into the sixth and final game feeling nervous but ready. The girls' words of encouragement rang true as the game against Mills ended with a Falcon victory of 25-15 and 25-16. "We could have done better, but we came really close to [beating the other] teams," said senior co-captain Hanna Nielson. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...187188189190191...200210220...nextlast
Girls’ golf: ‘Champion’ freshman swings her way into lineup October 19, 2010 — by Apeksha Sharma and Samika Kumar For No. 4 player Hallé Champion, playing on the golf team this season has solidified her hopes to excel at the game, plow her way to perfection and develop lasting friendships. With the young team losing their most experienced member, No. 1 player senior Uttara Sivaram, next year, the freshman just may become the exemplary golfer for her peers in upcoming years. Having played golf for two years, Champion would like to hit the ball farther and be better at putting. Though she admits she has some ways to go, her acquired skills and talents remain admired by her peers. read more » Girls’ Volleyball: Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen co-captains October 19, 2010 — by Aashna Mukerji When most people reach their senior year, they are excited to finally be at the top of high school’s hierarchy. Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen have reached this peak, but they are sharing a top leadership position as co-captains of the 11-17 girls’ varsity volleyball team. “I think it’s a really good system because both [Nielson] and I bring different aspects to the team,” said Blegen. She praised her co-captain for taking such a leading role on the court and boosting everyone’s confidence. read more » Girls’ Tennis: Team remains undefeated after match against Monta Vista October 17, 2010 — by Evaline Ju The dark clouds appeared ominous on the afternoon of Oct. 5 when the girls’ tennis team set out to play their longtime rival Monta Vista High. Yet even the depressing skies and a few light sprinkles would not hinder the team from defeating their opponents 5-2. With half of the league season over as of Oct. 5, the outlook to a CCS championship repeat remains bright. “I cannot remember the last time Saratoga tennis has started a season 12-0,” said head coach Tom Uyehara. read more » Senior recalls World Cup experience October 15, 2010 — by Roy Bisht and Abhishek Venkataramana From June 11 to July 11, millions of fans worldwide tuned in to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Among them was senior Aditya Dev, who was merely hundreds of feet away from some of the most talented soccer players on the planet. read more » Teacher rides both grade curves and waves October 14, 2010 — by Jennifer Jin If you give world geography teacher Rick Ellis a map, he can point you to a lot more than just the Bering Strait, Zimbabwe or the Dead Sea. He can also show you some of best local spots to catch some waves. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Team well on its way to success October 6, 2010 — by Amy Jan and Aashna Mukerji "Together, win!" the girls' varsity volleyball team shouted to raise their spirits before playing Mills, their last match for the weekend. On Sept. 18, the team played in a tournament at Menlo Atherton. With an almost even record of wins and losses, they went into the sixth and final game feeling nervous but ready. The girls' words of encouragement rang true as the game against Mills ended with a Falcon victory of 25-15 and 25-16. "We could have done better, but we came really close to [beating the other] teams," said senior co-captain Hanna Nielson. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...187188189190191...200210220...nextlast
Girls’ Volleyball: Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen co-captains October 19, 2010 — by Aashna Mukerji When most people reach their senior year, they are excited to finally be at the top of high school’s hierarchy. Seniors Sarah Blegen and Hanna Nielsen have reached this peak, but they are sharing a top leadership position as co-captains of the 11-17 girls’ varsity volleyball team. “I think it’s a really good system because both [Nielson] and I bring different aspects to the team,” said Blegen. She praised her co-captain for taking such a leading role on the court and boosting everyone’s confidence. read more » Girls’ Tennis: Team remains undefeated after match against Monta Vista October 17, 2010 — by Evaline Ju The dark clouds appeared ominous on the afternoon of Oct. 5 when the girls’ tennis team set out to play their longtime rival Monta Vista High. Yet even the depressing skies and a few light sprinkles would not hinder the team from defeating their opponents 5-2. With half of the league season over as of Oct. 5, the outlook to a CCS championship repeat remains bright. “I cannot remember the last time Saratoga tennis has started a season 12-0,” said head coach Tom Uyehara. read more » Senior recalls World Cup experience October 15, 2010 — by Roy Bisht and Abhishek Venkataramana From June 11 to July 11, millions of fans worldwide tuned in to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Among them was senior Aditya Dev, who was merely hundreds of feet away from some of the most talented soccer players on the planet. read more » Teacher rides both grade curves and waves October 14, 2010 — by Jennifer Jin If you give world geography teacher Rick Ellis a map, he can point you to a lot more than just the Bering Strait, Zimbabwe or the Dead Sea. He can also show you some of best local spots to catch some waves. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Team well on its way to success October 6, 2010 — by Amy Jan and Aashna Mukerji "Together, win!" the girls' varsity volleyball team shouted to raise their spirits before playing Mills, their last match for the weekend. On Sept. 18, the team played in a tournament at Menlo Atherton. With an almost even record of wins and losses, they went into the sixth and final game feeling nervous but ready. The girls' words of encouragement rang true as the game against Mills ended with a Falcon victory of 25-15 and 25-16. "We could have done better, but we came really close to [beating the other] teams," said senior co-captain Hanna Nielson. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...187188189190191...200210220...nextlast
Girls’ Tennis: Team remains undefeated after match against Monta Vista October 17, 2010 — by Evaline Ju The dark clouds appeared ominous on the afternoon of Oct. 5 when the girls’ tennis team set out to play their longtime rival Monta Vista High. Yet even the depressing skies and a few light sprinkles would not hinder the team from defeating their opponents 5-2. With half of the league season over as of Oct. 5, the outlook to a CCS championship repeat remains bright. “I cannot remember the last time Saratoga tennis has started a season 12-0,” said head coach Tom Uyehara. read more » Senior recalls World Cup experience October 15, 2010 — by Roy Bisht and Abhishek Venkataramana From June 11 to July 11, millions of fans worldwide tuned in to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Among them was senior Aditya Dev, who was merely hundreds of feet away from some of the most talented soccer players on the planet. read more » Teacher rides both grade curves and waves October 14, 2010 — by Jennifer Jin If you give world geography teacher Rick Ellis a map, he can point you to a lot more than just the Bering Strait, Zimbabwe or the Dead Sea. He can also show you some of best local spots to catch some waves. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Team well on its way to success October 6, 2010 — by Amy Jan and Aashna Mukerji "Together, win!" the girls' varsity volleyball team shouted to raise their spirits before playing Mills, their last match for the weekend. On Sept. 18, the team played in a tournament at Menlo Atherton. With an almost even record of wins and losses, they went into the sixth and final game feeling nervous but ready. The girls' words of encouragement rang true as the game against Mills ended with a Falcon victory of 25-15 and 25-16. "We could have done better, but we came really close to [beating the other] teams," said senior co-captain Hanna Nielson. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...187188189190191...200210220...nextlast
Senior recalls World Cup experience October 15, 2010 — by Roy Bisht and Abhishek Venkataramana From June 11 to July 11, millions of fans worldwide tuned in to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Among them was senior Aditya Dev, who was merely hundreds of feet away from some of the most talented soccer players on the planet. read more » Teacher rides both grade curves and waves October 14, 2010 — by Jennifer Jin If you give world geography teacher Rick Ellis a map, he can point you to a lot more than just the Bering Strait, Zimbabwe or the Dead Sea. He can also show you some of best local spots to catch some waves. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Team well on its way to success October 6, 2010 — by Amy Jan and Aashna Mukerji "Together, win!" the girls' varsity volleyball team shouted to raise their spirits before playing Mills, their last match for the weekend. On Sept. 18, the team played in a tournament at Menlo Atherton. With an almost even record of wins and losses, they went into the sixth and final game feeling nervous but ready. The girls' words of encouragement rang true as the game against Mills ended with a Falcon victory of 25-15 and 25-16. "We could have done better, but we came really close to [beating the other] teams," said senior co-captain Hanna Nielson. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...187188189190191...200210220...nextlast
Teacher rides both grade curves and waves October 14, 2010 — by Jennifer Jin If you give world geography teacher Rick Ellis a map, he can point you to a lot more than just the Bering Strait, Zimbabwe or the Dead Sea. He can also show you some of best local spots to catch some waves. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Team well on its way to success October 6, 2010 — by Amy Jan and Aashna Mukerji "Together, win!" the girls' varsity volleyball team shouted to raise their spirits before playing Mills, their last match for the weekend. On Sept. 18, the team played in a tournament at Menlo Atherton. With an almost even record of wins and losses, they went into the sixth and final game feeling nervous but ready. The girls' words of encouragement rang true as the game against Mills ended with a Falcon victory of 25-15 and 25-16. "We could have done better, but we came really close to [beating the other] teams," said senior co-captain Hanna Nielson. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...187188189190191...200210220...nextlast
Girls’ volleyball: Team well on its way to success October 6, 2010 — by Amy Jan and Aashna Mukerji "Together, win!" the girls' varsity volleyball team shouted to raise their spirits before playing Mills, their last match for the weekend. On Sept. 18, the team played in a tournament at Menlo Atherton. With an almost even record of wins and losses, they went into the sixth and final game feeling nervous but ready. The girls' words of encouragement rang true as the game against Mills ended with a Falcon victory of 25-15 and 25-16. "We could have done better, but we came really close to [beating the other] teams," said senior co-captain Hanna Nielson. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...187188189190191...200210220...nextlast