Girls’ soccer team has tough preseason to prepare for league December 10, 2009 — by Olivia Chock and Ren Norris Preseason is usually a time for teams to gear up for regular league season by starting off against less competitive opponents. However, the girls' soccer team this preseason faced daunting teams from the upper division right off the bat. Early games against strong lineups from Presentation, Los Gatos and Los Altos in the preseason are serving as a way to prepare the girls for playing weaker teams in the lower El Camino Division season that begins Jan. 7. read more » Young boys’ soccer team looks to win league title December 10, 2009 — by Roy Bisht After securing a 5-5-2 record and a seventh place finish in the El Camino league last year, the sophomore-heavy team and a new coach are looking to make improvements and maybe even capture a league title. In order to combat a lack of upperclassmen this year, new coach Adam Clarke resorted to pulling up many of the sophomores who tried out to compete along with the juniors and seniors at the varsity level. "The sophomores really work well with the rest of the team," said senior goalie Kevin Benzing. "They compete as well as any other team in the league." read more » Girls’ basketball: Gragnola puts up 42 points against Pioneer, shatters school scoring record December 10, 2009 — by Apeksha Sharma The Pioneer defense wasn't the only thing that got shattered during Saratoga's 59-54 win against the Mustangs on Dec. 8. In addition, senior forward Nicole Gragnola broke the school record for most points in a girls' game putting up 42 points along with 15 rebounds, three steals and an assist. read more » Football: Five turnovers lead to second round CCS loss to Seaside December 1, 2009 — by Karthik Annamalai and David Eng When the fall sports season kicked off in early September, second-year football coach Tim Lugo had a vision for his team to play through Thanksgiving. Three months later, his vision was realized. The Falcons earned a chance to play the afternoon ensuing Turkey Day with a hard-fought first-round 30-20 victory over Burlingame the week prior. They were slotted to play the No. 2 seeded Seaside Spartans at Westmont High. read more » Boys’ cross country: Falcons compete in CCS Finals, look forward to next year December 1, 2009 — by Jordan Waite and Vijay Menon As junior Kyle Fukui crosses the finish line of the 2.95 mile Crystal Springs course Nov. 14, he looked to the scoreboard for his time. Fukui saw he had taken 26th place overall, clocking in at 16:50. The end of the race was the end of a long but rewarding season for Fukui and his teammates as the squad competed in the CCS finals. "I was pleased with the result because I ran a faster time than I ever have before," said Fukui. "Overall, the team had a great race." read more » Girls’ soccer: New talent, coaches hope to bring stability to program November 30, 2009 — by Ren Norris and Olivia Chock The girls' soccer team has not had the best track record with stable coaches in recent years. This year, however, the team is trying to change that by having history teacher Kim Anzalone continue as head varsity coach, a position she took mid-season last year, with SHS alum Brandon Chow as assistant coach. Returning players already see a difference that consistent coaches make to the team compared to last season. read more » Girls’ cross country: Wai PRs at state meet November 30, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper Senior cross country runner Karen Wai finished her season strong, placing 96th at the California Interscholastic Federation State Championships on Nov. 28 at Woodward Park in Fresno. "I'm pretty happy with my time and that I got a PR," said Wai. That PR (Personal Record) was a speedy 9 seconds faster than her previous time on the 5K course, bringing her final time to 19:48, 6:23 mile pace. "The hills are always evil," said Wai, "and [Woodward Park] was super-dooper crowded. There was a lot of competition, and all the girls went out really strong." read more » Girls’ volleyball: team makes its way to CCS, loses in semi finals to Notre Dame-Belmont November 27, 2009 — by Aanchal Mohan After obstacles during the season such as adopting new middles and tough league competition, the girls' volleyball team managed to pull themselves through, placing third overall in the De Anza League and qualifying for the Central Coast Sections (CCS) playoffs. "The season flew by really fast," said senior co-captain Chelsea Sabella. "Hopefully, we [will] last a while in CCS." The Falcons started off CCS with a win (3-0) against Notre Dame-Belmont on Nov. 14 leading them to the semi-finals. They then went on to play Valley Christian and lost 4-1. read more » Girls’ tennis: Falcons fall to Monta Vista at NorCal tournament, finish second November 24, 2009 — by Denise Lin and Lauren Kuan After winning CCS for the first time in school history, the girls' tennis team managed to end its season with a second-place finish at the CIF Norcal Team Tennis Championships on Nov. 22. After beating longtime rivals, Monta Vista, to win CCS on Nov. 18, the Falcons weren't able to come away with a repeat victory against Matadors, who changed their lineup this time around, and lost 4-3. read more » Field Hockey: CCS run ends in quarterfinals November 23, 2009 — by Ren Norris CCS expectations fell short for the girls' field hockey team as a devastating 3-0 loss against Presentation on Nov. 14 knocked them out of the playoffs in the quarterfinal round. The players felt that a slow start in the first half resulted in Presentation's two goals before halftime. Despite a tough fight in the second half, Saratoga was not able to score and Presentation managed to slip in one last goal. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...196197198199200...210220...nextlast
Young boys’ soccer team looks to win league title December 10, 2009 — by Roy Bisht After securing a 5-5-2 record and a seventh place finish in the El Camino league last year, the sophomore-heavy team and a new coach are looking to make improvements and maybe even capture a league title. In order to combat a lack of upperclassmen this year, new coach Adam Clarke resorted to pulling up many of the sophomores who tried out to compete along with the juniors and seniors at the varsity level. "The sophomores really work well with the rest of the team," said senior goalie Kevin Benzing. "They compete as well as any other team in the league." read more » Girls’ basketball: Gragnola puts up 42 points against Pioneer, shatters school scoring record December 10, 2009 — by Apeksha Sharma The Pioneer defense wasn't the only thing that got shattered during Saratoga's 59-54 win against the Mustangs on Dec. 8. In addition, senior forward Nicole Gragnola broke the school record for most points in a girls' game putting up 42 points along with 15 rebounds, three steals and an assist. read more » Football: Five turnovers lead to second round CCS loss to Seaside December 1, 2009 — by Karthik Annamalai and David Eng When the fall sports season kicked off in early September, second-year football coach Tim Lugo had a vision for his team to play through Thanksgiving. Three months later, his vision was realized. The Falcons earned a chance to play the afternoon ensuing Turkey Day with a hard-fought first-round 30-20 victory over Burlingame the week prior. They were slotted to play the No. 2 seeded Seaside Spartans at Westmont High. read more » Boys’ cross country: Falcons compete in CCS Finals, look forward to next year December 1, 2009 — by Jordan Waite and Vijay Menon As junior Kyle Fukui crosses the finish line of the 2.95 mile Crystal Springs course Nov. 14, he looked to the scoreboard for his time. Fukui saw he had taken 26th place overall, clocking in at 16:50. The end of the race was the end of a long but rewarding season for Fukui and his teammates as the squad competed in the CCS finals. "I was pleased with the result because I ran a faster time than I ever have before," said Fukui. "Overall, the team had a great race." read more » Girls’ soccer: New talent, coaches hope to bring stability to program November 30, 2009 — by Ren Norris and Olivia Chock The girls' soccer team has not had the best track record with stable coaches in recent years. This year, however, the team is trying to change that by having history teacher Kim Anzalone continue as head varsity coach, a position she took mid-season last year, with SHS alum Brandon Chow as assistant coach. Returning players already see a difference that consistent coaches make to the team compared to last season. read more » Girls’ cross country: Wai PRs at state meet November 30, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper Senior cross country runner Karen Wai finished her season strong, placing 96th at the California Interscholastic Federation State Championships on Nov. 28 at Woodward Park in Fresno. "I'm pretty happy with my time and that I got a PR," said Wai. That PR (Personal Record) was a speedy 9 seconds faster than her previous time on the 5K course, bringing her final time to 19:48, 6:23 mile pace. "The hills are always evil," said Wai, "and [Woodward Park] was super-dooper crowded. There was a lot of competition, and all the girls went out really strong." read more » Girls’ volleyball: team makes its way to CCS, loses in semi finals to Notre Dame-Belmont November 27, 2009 — by Aanchal Mohan After obstacles during the season such as adopting new middles and tough league competition, the girls' volleyball team managed to pull themselves through, placing third overall in the De Anza League and qualifying for the Central Coast Sections (CCS) playoffs. "The season flew by really fast," said senior co-captain Chelsea Sabella. "Hopefully, we [will] last a while in CCS." The Falcons started off CCS with a win (3-0) against Notre Dame-Belmont on Nov. 14 leading them to the semi-finals. They then went on to play Valley Christian and lost 4-1. read more » Girls’ tennis: Falcons fall to Monta Vista at NorCal tournament, finish second November 24, 2009 — by Denise Lin and Lauren Kuan After winning CCS for the first time in school history, the girls' tennis team managed to end its season with a second-place finish at the CIF Norcal Team Tennis Championships on Nov. 22. After beating longtime rivals, Monta Vista, to win CCS on Nov. 18, the Falcons weren't able to come away with a repeat victory against Matadors, who changed their lineup this time around, and lost 4-3. read more » Field Hockey: CCS run ends in quarterfinals November 23, 2009 — by Ren Norris CCS expectations fell short for the girls' field hockey team as a devastating 3-0 loss against Presentation on Nov. 14 knocked them out of the playoffs in the quarterfinal round. The players felt that a slow start in the first half resulted in Presentation's two goals before halftime. Despite a tough fight in the second half, Saratoga was not able to score and Presentation managed to slip in one last goal. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...196197198199200...210220...nextlast
Girls’ basketball: Gragnola puts up 42 points against Pioneer, shatters school scoring record December 10, 2009 — by Apeksha Sharma The Pioneer defense wasn't the only thing that got shattered during Saratoga's 59-54 win against the Mustangs on Dec. 8. In addition, senior forward Nicole Gragnola broke the school record for most points in a girls' game putting up 42 points along with 15 rebounds, three steals and an assist. read more » Football: Five turnovers lead to second round CCS loss to Seaside December 1, 2009 — by Karthik Annamalai and David Eng When the fall sports season kicked off in early September, second-year football coach Tim Lugo had a vision for his team to play through Thanksgiving. Three months later, his vision was realized. The Falcons earned a chance to play the afternoon ensuing Turkey Day with a hard-fought first-round 30-20 victory over Burlingame the week prior. They were slotted to play the No. 2 seeded Seaside Spartans at Westmont High. read more » Boys’ cross country: Falcons compete in CCS Finals, look forward to next year December 1, 2009 — by Jordan Waite and Vijay Menon As junior Kyle Fukui crosses the finish line of the 2.95 mile Crystal Springs course Nov. 14, he looked to the scoreboard for his time. Fukui saw he had taken 26th place overall, clocking in at 16:50. The end of the race was the end of a long but rewarding season for Fukui and his teammates as the squad competed in the CCS finals. "I was pleased with the result because I ran a faster time than I ever have before," said Fukui. "Overall, the team had a great race." read more » Girls’ soccer: New talent, coaches hope to bring stability to program November 30, 2009 — by Ren Norris and Olivia Chock The girls' soccer team has not had the best track record with stable coaches in recent years. This year, however, the team is trying to change that by having history teacher Kim Anzalone continue as head varsity coach, a position she took mid-season last year, with SHS alum Brandon Chow as assistant coach. Returning players already see a difference that consistent coaches make to the team compared to last season. read more » Girls’ cross country: Wai PRs at state meet November 30, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper Senior cross country runner Karen Wai finished her season strong, placing 96th at the California Interscholastic Federation State Championships on Nov. 28 at Woodward Park in Fresno. "I'm pretty happy with my time and that I got a PR," said Wai. That PR (Personal Record) was a speedy 9 seconds faster than her previous time on the 5K course, bringing her final time to 19:48, 6:23 mile pace. "The hills are always evil," said Wai, "and [Woodward Park] was super-dooper crowded. There was a lot of competition, and all the girls went out really strong." read more » Girls’ volleyball: team makes its way to CCS, loses in semi finals to Notre Dame-Belmont November 27, 2009 — by Aanchal Mohan After obstacles during the season such as adopting new middles and tough league competition, the girls' volleyball team managed to pull themselves through, placing third overall in the De Anza League and qualifying for the Central Coast Sections (CCS) playoffs. "The season flew by really fast," said senior co-captain Chelsea Sabella. "Hopefully, we [will] last a while in CCS." The Falcons started off CCS with a win (3-0) against Notre Dame-Belmont on Nov. 14 leading them to the semi-finals. They then went on to play Valley Christian and lost 4-1. read more » Girls’ tennis: Falcons fall to Monta Vista at NorCal tournament, finish second November 24, 2009 — by Denise Lin and Lauren Kuan After winning CCS for the first time in school history, the girls' tennis team managed to end its season with a second-place finish at the CIF Norcal Team Tennis Championships on Nov. 22. After beating longtime rivals, Monta Vista, to win CCS on Nov. 18, the Falcons weren't able to come away with a repeat victory against Matadors, who changed their lineup this time around, and lost 4-3. read more » Field Hockey: CCS run ends in quarterfinals November 23, 2009 — by Ren Norris CCS expectations fell short for the girls' field hockey team as a devastating 3-0 loss against Presentation on Nov. 14 knocked them out of the playoffs in the quarterfinal round. The players felt that a slow start in the first half resulted in Presentation's two goals before halftime. Despite a tough fight in the second half, Saratoga was not able to score and Presentation managed to slip in one last goal. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...196197198199200...210220...nextlast
Football: Five turnovers lead to second round CCS loss to Seaside December 1, 2009 — by Karthik Annamalai and David Eng When the fall sports season kicked off in early September, second-year football coach Tim Lugo had a vision for his team to play through Thanksgiving. Three months later, his vision was realized. The Falcons earned a chance to play the afternoon ensuing Turkey Day with a hard-fought first-round 30-20 victory over Burlingame the week prior. They were slotted to play the No. 2 seeded Seaside Spartans at Westmont High. read more » Boys’ cross country: Falcons compete in CCS Finals, look forward to next year December 1, 2009 — by Jordan Waite and Vijay Menon As junior Kyle Fukui crosses the finish line of the 2.95 mile Crystal Springs course Nov. 14, he looked to the scoreboard for his time. Fukui saw he had taken 26th place overall, clocking in at 16:50. The end of the race was the end of a long but rewarding season for Fukui and his teammates as the squad competed in the CCS finals. "I was pleased with the result because I ran a faster time than I ever have before," said Fukui. "Overall, the team had a great race." read more » Girls’ soccer: New talent, coaches hope to bring stability to program November 30, 2009 — by Ren Norris and Olivia Chock The girls' soccer team has not had the best track record with stable coaches in recent years. This year, however, the team is trying to change that by having history teacher Kim Anzalone continue as head varsity coach, a position she took mid-season last year, with SHS alum Brandon Chow as assistant coach. Returning players already see a difference that consistent coaches make to the team compared to last season. read more » Girls’ cross country: Wai PRs at state meet November 30, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper Senior cross country runner Karen Wai finished her season strong, placing 96th at the California Interscholastic Federation State Championships on Nov. 28 at Woodward Park in Fresno. "I'm pretty happy with my time and that I got a PR," said Wai. That PR (Personal Record) was a speedy 9 seconds faster than her previous time on the 5K course, bringing her final time to 19:48, 6:23 mile pace. "The hills are always evil," said Wai, "and [Woodward Park] was super-dooper crowded. There was a lot of competition, and all the girls went out really strong." read more » Girls’ volleyball: team makes its way to CCS, loses in semi finals to Notre Dame-Belmont November 27, 2009 — by Aanchal Mohan After obstacles during the season such as adopting new middles and tough league competition, the girls' volleyball team managed to pull themselves through, placing third overall in the De Anza League and qualifying for the Central Coast Sections (CCS) playoffs. "The season flew by really fast," said senior co-captain Chelsea Sabella. "Hopefully, we [will] last a while in CCS." The Falcons started off CCS with a win (3-0) against Notre Dame-Belmont on Nov. 14 leading them to the semi-finals. They then went on to play Valley Christian and lost 4-1. read more » Girls’ tennis: Falcons fall to Monta Vista at NorCal tournament, finish second November 24, 2009 — by Denise Lin and Lauren Kuan After winning CCS for the first time in school history, the girls' tennis team managed to end its season with a second-place finish at the CIF Norcal Team Tennis Championships on Nov. 22. After beating longtime rivals, Monta Vista, to win CCS on Nov. 18, the Falcons weren't able to come away with a repeat victory against Matadors, who changed their lineup this time around, and lost 4-3. read more » Field Hockey: CCS run ends in quarterfinals November 23, 2009 — by Ren Norris CCS expectations fell short for the girls' field hockey team as a devastating 3-0 loss against Presentation on Nov. 14 knocked them out of the playoffs in the quarterfinal round. The players felt that a slow start in the first half resulted in Presentation's two goals before halftime. Despite a tough fight in the second half, Saratoga was not able to score and Presentation managed to slip in one last goal. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...196197198199200...210220...nextlast
Boys’ cross country: Falcons compete in CCS Finals, look forward to next year December 1, 2009 — by Jordan Waite and Vijay Menon As junior Kyle Fukui crosses the finish line of the 2.95 mile Crystal Springs course Nov. 14, he looked to the scoreboard for his time. Fukui saw he had taken 26th place overall, clocking in at 16:50. The end of the race was the end of a long but rewarding season for Fukui and his teammates as the squad competed in the CCS finals. "I was pleased with the result because I ran a faster time than I ever have before," said Fukui. "Overall, the team had a great race." read more » Girls’ soccer: New talent, coaches hope to bring stability to program November 30, 2009 — by Ren Norris and Olivia Chock The girls' soccer team has not had the best track record with stable coaches in recent years. This year, however, the team is trying to change that by having history teacher Kim Anzalone continue as head varsity coach, a position she took mid-season last year, with SHS alum Brandon Chow as assistant coach. Returning players already see a difference that consistent coaches make to the team compared to last season. read more » Girls’ cross country: Wai PRs at state meet November 30, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper Senior cross country runner Karen Wai finished her season strong, placing 96th at the California Interscholastic Federation State Championships on Nov. 28 at Woodward Park in Fresno. "I'm pretty happy with my time and that I got a PR," said Wai. That PR (Personal Record) was a speedy 9 seconds faster than her previous time on the 5K course, bringing her final time to 19:48, 6:23 mile pace. "The hills are always evil," said Wai, "and [Woodward Park] was super-dooper crowded. There was a lot of competition, and all the girls went out really strong." read more » Girls’ volleyball: team makes its way to CCS, loses in semi finals to Notre Dame-Belmont November 27, 2009 — by Aanchal Mohan After obstacles during the season such as adopting new middles and tough league competition, the girls' volleyball team managed to pull themselves through, placing third overall in the De Anza League and qualifying for the Central Coast Sections (CCS) playoffs. "The season flew by really fast," said senior co-captain Chelsea Sabella. "Hopefully, we [will] last a while in CCS." The Falcons started off CCS with a win (3-0) against Notre Dame-Belmont on Nov. 14 leading them to the semi-finals. They then went on to play Valley Christian and lost 4-1. read more » Girls’ tennis: Falcons fall to Monta Vista at NorCal tournament, finish second November 24, 2009 — by Denise Lin and Lauren Kuan After winning CCS for the first time in school history, the girls' tennis team managed to end its season with a second-place finish at the CIF Norcal Team Tennis Championships on Nov. 22. After beating longtime rivals, Monta Vista, to win CCS on Nov. 18, the Falcons weren't able to come away with a repeat victory against Matadors, who changed their lineup this time around, and lost 4-3. read more » Field Hockey: CCS run ends in quarterfinals November 23, 2009 — by Ren Norris CCS expectations fell short for the girls' field hockey team as a devastating 3-0 loss against Presentation on Nov. 14 knocked them out of the playoffs in the quarterfinal round. The players felt that a slow start in the first half resulted in Presentation's two goals before halftime. Despite a tough fight in the second half, Saratoga was not able to score and Presentation managed to slip in one last goal. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...196197198199200...210220...nextlast
Girls’ soccer: New talent, coaches hope to bring stability to program November 30, 2009 — by Ren Norris and Olivia Chock The girls' soccer team has not had the best track record with stable coaches in recent years. This year, however, the team is trying to change that by having history teacher Kim Anzalone continue as head varsity coach, a position she took mid-season last year, with SHS alum Brandon Chow as assistant coach. Returning players already see a difference that consistent coaches make to the team compared to last season. read more » Girls’ cross country: Wai PRs at state meet November 30, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper Senior cross country runner Karen Wai finished her season strong, placing 96th at the California Interscholastic Federation State Championships on Nov. 28 at Woodward Park in Fresno. "I'm pretty happy with my time and that I got a PR," said Wai. That PR (Personal Record) was a speedy 9 seconds faster than her previous time on the 5K course, bringing her final time to 19:48, 6:23 mile pace. "The hills are always evil," said Wai, "and [Woodward Park] was super-dooper crowded. There was a lot of competition, and all the girls went out really strong." read more » Girls’ volleyball: team makes its way to CCS, loses in semi finals to Notre Dame-Belmont November 27, 2009 — by Aanchal Mohan After obstacles during the season such as adopting new middles and tough league competition, the girls' volleyball team managed to pull themselves through, placing third overall in the De Anza League and qualifying for the Central Coast Sections (CCS) playoffs. "The season flew by really fast," said senior co-captain Chelsea Sabella. "Hopefully, we [will] last a while in CCS." The Falcons started off CCS with a win (3-0) against Notre Dame-Belmont on Nov. 14 leading them to the semi-finals. They then went on to play Valley Christian and lost 4-1. read more » Girls’ tennis: Falcons fall to Monta Vista at NorCal tournament, finish second November 24, 2009 — by Denise Lin and Lauren Kuan After winning CCS for the first time in school history, the girls' tennis team managed to end its season with a second-place finish at the CIF Norcal Team Tennis Championships on Nov. 22. After beating longtime rivals, Monta Vista, to win CCS on Nov. 18, the Falcons weren't able to come away with a repeat victory against Matadors, who changed their lineup this time around, and lost 4-3. read more » Field Hockey: CCS run ends in quarterfinals November 23, 2009 — by Ren Norris CCS expectations fell short for the girls' field hockey team as a devastating 3-0 loss against Presentation on Nov. 14 knocked them out of the playoffs in the quarterfinal round. The players felt that a slow start in the first half resulted in Presentation's two goals before halftime. Despite a tough fight in the second half, Saratoga was not able to score and Presentation managed to slip in one last goal. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...196197198199200...210220...nextlast
Girls’ cross country: Wai PRs at state meet November 30, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper Senior cross country runner Karen Wai finished her season strong, placing 96th at the California Interscholastic Federation State Championships on Nov. 28 at Woodward Park in Fresno. "I'm pretty happy with my time and that I got a PR," said Wai. That PR (Personal Record) was a speedy 9 seconds faster than her previous time on the 5K course, bringing her final time to 19:48, 6:23 mile pace. "The hills are always evil," said Wai, "and [Woodward Park] was super-dooper crowded. There was a lot of competition, and all the girls went out really strong." read more » Girls’ volleyball: team makes its way to CCS, loses in semi finals to Notre Dame-Belmont November 27, 2009 — by Aanchal Mohan After obstacles during the season such as adopting new middles and tough league competition, the girls' volleyball team managed to pull themselves through, placing third overall in the De Anza League and qualifying for the Central Coast Sections (CCS) playoffs. "The season flew by really fast," said senior co-captain Chelsea Sabella. "Hopefully, we [will] last a while in CCS." The Falcons started off CCS with a win (3-0) against Notre Dame-Belmont on Nov. 14 leading them to the semi-finals. They then went on to play Valley Christian and lost 4-1. read more » Girls’ tennis: Falcons fall to Monta Vista at NorCal tournament, finish second November 24, 2009 — by Denise Lin and Lauren Kuan After winning CCS for the first time in school history, the girls' tennis team managed to end its season with a second-place finish at the CIF Norcal Team Tennis Championships on Nov. 22. After beating longtime rivals, Monta Vista, to win CCS on Nov. 18, the Falcons weren't able to come away with a repeat victory against Matadors, who changed their lineup this time around, and lost 4-3. read more » Field Hockey: CCS run ends in quarterfinals November 23, 2009 — by Ren Norris CCS expectations fell short for the girls' field hockey team as a devastating 3-0 loss against Presentation on Nov. 14 knocked them out of the playoffs in the quarterfinal round. The players felt that a slow start in the first half resulted in Presentation's two goals before halftime. Despite a tough fight in the second half, Saratoga was not able to score and Presentation managed to slip in one last goal. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...196197198199200...210220...nextlast
Girls’ volleyball: team makes its way to CCS, loses in semi finals to Notre Dame-Belmont November 27, 2009 — by Aanchal Mohan After obstacles during the season such as adopting new middles and tough league competition, the girls' volleyball team managed to pull themselves through, placing third overall in the De Anza League and qualifying for the Central Coast Sections (CCS) playoffs. "The season flew by really fast," said senior co-captain Chelsea Sabella. "Hopefully, we [will] last a while in CCS." The Falcons started off CCS with a win (3-0) against Notre Dame-Belmont on Nov. 14 leading them to the semi-finals. They then went on to play Valley Christian and lost 4-1. read more » Girls’ tennis: Falcons fall to Monta Vista at NorCal tournament, finish second November 24, 2009 — by Denise Lin and Lauren Kuan After winning CCS for the first time in school history, the girls' tennis team managed to end its season with a second-place finish at the CIF Norcal Team Tennis Championships on Nov. 22. After beating longtime rivals, Monta Vista, to win CCS on Nov. 18, the Falcons weren't able to come away with a repeat victory against Matadors, who changed their lineup this time around, and lost 4-3. read more » Field Hockey: CCS run ends in quarterfinals November 23, 2009 — by Ren Norris CCS expectations fell short for the girls' field hockey team as a devastating 3-0 loss against Presentation on Nov. 14 knocked them out of the playoffs in the quarterfinal round. The players felt that a slow start in the first half resulted in Presentation's two goals before halftime. Despite a tough fight in the second half, Saratoga was not able to score and Presentation managed to slip in one last goal. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...196197198199200...210220...nextlast
Girls’ tennis: Falcons fall to Monta Vista at NorCal tournament, finish second November 24, 2009 — by Denise Lin and Lauren Kuan After winning CCS for the first time in school history, the girls' tennis team managed to end its season with a second-place finish at the CIF Norcal Team Tennis Championships on Nov. 22. After beating longtime rivals, Monta Vista, to win CCS on Nov. 18, the Falcons weren't able to come away with a repeat victory against Matadors, who changed their lineup this time around, and lost 4-3. read more » Field Hockey: CCS run ends in quarterfinals November 23, 2009 — by Ren Norris CCS expectations fell short for the girls' field hockey team as a devastating 3-0 loss against Presentation on Nov. 14 knocked them out of the playoffs in the quarterfinal round. The players felt that a slow start in the first half resulted in Presentation's two goals before halftime. Despite a tough fight in the second half, Saratoga was not able to score and Presentation managed to slip in one last goal. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...196197198199200...210220...nextlast
Field Hockey: CCS run ends in quarterfinals November 23, 2009 — by Ren Norris CCS expectations fell short for the girls' field hockey team as a devastating 3-0 loss against Presentation on Nov. 14 knocked them out of the playoffs in the quarterfinal round. The players felt that a slow start in the first half resulted in Presentation's two goals before halftime. Despite a tough fight in the second half, Saratoga was not able to score and Presentation managed to slip in one last goal. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...196197198199200...210220...nextlast