Girls’ tennis: Team defeats Mitty in semifinals and moves on to finals and NorCal November 18, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin The Falcons at first received the No. 3 seed in CCS behind Monta Vista and Mitty. They were excited about their seed due to the match up against Mitty in the semifinals. "Our league is by far the toughest league to compete in with three out of the six teams seeded top six in CCS. No other league has as many teams capable of qualifying for CCS as ours," said head coach Tom Uyehara. The team defeated Sacred Heart in the first round of CCS 6-1 on Nov. 11 and beat Homestead in quarterfinals 7-0 on Nov. 13. read more » Girls’ Water Polo still has fun despite losing season November 16, 2009 — by Emily Williams Even though her team has only one win so far this season, girls' water polo coach Courtney Crase working to keep her players moving in a positive direction. "We try to play every game with 150 percent effort, composure and heart; our motto is balls out until the end," said Crase. "If we can execute that formula, the numbers on the scoreboard do not matter." The girls have had a tough season so far, but their win against Mountain View (9-8) on Sept. 24, gave them renewed vigor to come out hard in all games. read more » Football: Falcons edge Homestead 10-7 for CCS berth; team to play Burlingame Friday November 16, 2009 — by David Eng Coming off of Homecoming week's 48-13 drubbing of Cupertino High, Saratoga football entered Friday night's game against the Homestead Mutstangs poised to secure a spot in the CCS playoffs. With a win the Falcons could guarantee a playoff bid, in addition to knocking Homestead out of contention. Entering the contest with a 4-5 record, a win could also boost their regular season winning percentage to an even .500. read more » Field hockey feels the pressure for CCS November 13, 2009 — by Synthia Ling and Ren Norris After placing second at the CCS finals last year, the Lady Falcons may not be able to live up to last year's success this season. A rough start and several disappointing losses are pushing CCS hopes beyond reach. To qualify for the playoffs, they need to win almost all of the remaining games. Beginning that difficult task, the team managed to improve its CCS prospects with a 1-0 overtime win at Los Altos on Oct. 22. Both teams had five short corner plays each, but the Falcons pulled through in the end. read more » Girls’ water polo keeps spirits high as season wraps up November 13, 2009 — by Pia Mishra Despite a tough season, the Lady Falcons are trying to make the best of their difficulties by maintaining high spirits and good team morale. The girls continued their fight during the league finals, which started Nov. 2. read more » Field Hockey: Season turned around despite tough league start November 12, 2009 — by Synthia Ling and Ren Norris Fifth place. That might not sound like rank worthy of boasting, but for the field hockey team, fifth place in the Mount Hamilton league was all they needed to snag a spot in the CCS playoffs. Throughout the season, the girls struggled to come out on top as several losses to daunting opponents such as Los Gatos, Saint Francis and Archbishop Mitty broke the team momentum. However, when the chances of even making the CCS playoffs were becoming slim, the team stepped it up and managed to get one of the final spots. The team was scheduled to play North Salinas Nov. 12 at home. read more » New methods lead to strong play by boys’ water polo team November 4, 2009 — by Tim Rollinson With a new strategy in mind, the 4-6 Falcons are currently in the middle of the El Camino League standings. Recently water polo coach Christian Bonner implemented a system in which the starters would be determined by effort in practice rather than raw ability. The new system paid off on Oct. 21 as the Falcons won their game 12-5 against the second-place Fremont Firebirds. "The game against Fremont was the best we have played all season," said sophomore Nic Doyen. "It felt good to beat such a quality opponent by so much." read more » Girls’ Golf: Team shoots for CCS on windy, tough course November 4, 2009 — by Uttara Sivaram The golf season slowed to a gradual halt mid-October, as the Falcons finished last-minute matches to allow time to train for the CCS tournament right around the corner. Although the girls found themselves playing tougher teams as the year went on, they managed to push their scores low enough to finish fourth in the Mt. Hamilton league. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Time running out for seniors November 2, 2009 — by Amanda Yi With the completion of Senior Night on Nov. 3, the Falcons' four senior volleyball players are counting their days as members of the Falcon squad. “It’s really sad because I know I’ll never play volleyball here again,” said senior co-captain and outside hitter Nicole Gragnola. “But we do have club volleyball and CCS, so it’s not like we won’t be playing anymore. The seniors (Gragnola, Aylsia Patel, Emily Baba and Chelsea Sabella) have gone to CCS every year since freshmen year, and this year will be no different. read more » Girls’ tennis: Team is fired up to face rivals in CCS November 2, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin Following two close losses to their toughest competitors, Archbishop Mitty on Oct. 21 and Monta Vista on Oct. 20, the Lady Falcons tennis players hoped to regain some ground before the upcoming CCS tournament, which will take place at the end of November. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...199200201202203...210220...nextlast
Girls’ Water Polo still has fun despite losing season November 16, 2009 — by Emily Williams Even though her team has only one win so far this season, girls' water polo coach Courtney Crase working to keep her players moving in a positive direction. "We try to play every game with 150 percent effort, composure and heart; our motto is balls out until the end," said Crase. "If we can execute that formula, the numbers on the scoreboard do not matter." The girls have had a tough season so far, but their win against Mountain View (9-8) on Sept. 24, gave them renewed vigor to come out hard in all games. read more » Football: Falcons edge Homestead 10-7 for CCS berth; team to play Burlingame Friday November 16, 2009 — by David Eng Coming off of Homecoming week's 48-13 drubbing of Cupertino High, Saratoga football entered Friday night's game against the Homestead Mutstangs poised to secure a spot in the CCS playoffs. With a win the Falcons could guarantee a playoff bid, in addition to knocking Homestead out of contention. Entering the contest with a 4-5 record, a win could also boost their regular season winning percentage to an even .500. read more » Field hockey feels the pressure for CCS November 13, 2009 — by Synthia Ling and Ren Norris After placing second at the CCS finals last year, the Lady Falcons may not be able to live up to last year's success this season. A rough start and several disappointing losses are pushing CCS hopes beyond reach. To qualify for the playoffs, they need to win almost all of the remaining games. Beginning that difficult task, the team managed to improve its CCS prospects with a 1-0 overtime win at Los Altos on Oct. 22. Both teams had five short corner plays each, but the Falcons pulled through in the end. read more » Girls’ water polo keeps spirits high as season wraps up November 13, 2009 — by Pia Mishra Despite a tough season, the Lady Falcons are trying to make the best of their difficulties by maintaining high spirits and good team morale. The girls continued their fight during the league finals, which started Nov. 2. read more » Field Hockey: Season turned around despite tough league start November 12, 2009 — by Synthia Ling and Ren Norris Fifth place. That might not sound like rank worthy of boasting, but for the field hockey team, fifth place in the Mount Hamilton league was all they needed to snag a spot in the CCS playoffs. Throughout the season, the girls struggled to come out on top as several losses to daunting opponents such as Los Gatos, Saint Francis and Archbishop Mitty broke the team momentum. However, when the chances of even making the CCS playoffs were becoming slim, the team stepped it up and managed to get one of the final spots. The team was scheduled to play North Salinas Nov. 12 at home. read more » New methods lead to strong play by boys’ water polo team November 4, 2009 — by Tim Rollinson With a new strategy in mind, the 4-6 Falcons are currently in the middle of the El Camino League standings. Recently water polo coach Christian Bonner implemented a system in which the starters would be determined by effort in practice rather than raw ability. The new system paid off on Oct. 21 as the Falcons won their game 12-5 against the second-place Fremont Firebirds. "The game against Fremont was the best we have played all season," said sophomore Nic Doyen. "It felt good to beat such a quality opponent by so much." read more » Girls’ Golf: Team shoots for CCS on windy, tough course November 4, 2009 — by Uttara Sivaram The golf season slowed to a gradual halt mid-October, as the Falcons finished last-minute matches to allow time to train for the CCS tournament right around the corner. Although the girls found themselves playing tougher teams as the year went on, they managed to push their scores low enough to finish fourth in the Mt. Hamilton league. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Time running out for seniors November 2, 2009 — by Amanda Yi With the completion of Senior Night on Nov. 3, the Falcons' four senior volleyball players are counting their days as members of the Falcon squad. “It’s really sad because I know I’ll never play volleyball here again,” said senior co-captain and outside hitter Nicole Gragnola. “But we do have club volleyball and CCS, so it’s not like we won’t be playing anymore. The seniors (Gragnola, Aylsia Patel, Emily Baba and Chelsea Sabella) have gone to CCS every year since freshmen year, and this year will be no different. read more » Girls’ tennis: Team is fired up to face rivals in CCS November 2, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin Following two close losses to their toughest competitors, Archbishop Mitty on Oct. 21 and Monta Vista on Oct. 20, the Lady Falcons tennis players hoped to regain some ground before the upcoming CCS tournament, which will take place at the end of November. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...199200201202203...210220...nextlast
Football: Falcons edge Homestead 10-7 for CCS berth; team to play Burlingame Friday November 16, 2009 — by David Eng Coming off of Homecoming week's 48-13 drubbing of Cupertino High, Saratoga football entered Friday night's game against the Homestead Mutstangs poised to secure a spot in the CCS playoffs. With a win the Falcons could guarantee a playoff bid, in addition to knocking Homestead out of contention. Entering the contest with a 4-5 record, a win could also boost their regular season winning percentage to an even .500. read more » Field hockey feels the pressure for CCS November 13, 2009 — by Synthia Ling and Ren Norris After placing second at the CCS finals last year, the Lady Falcons may not be able to live up to last year's success this season. A rough start and several disappointing losses are pushing CCS hopes beyond reach. To qualify for the playoffs, they need to win almost all of the remaining games. Beginning that difficult task, the team managed to improve its CCS prospects with a 1-0 overtime win at Los Altos on Oct. 22. Both teams had five short corner plays each, but the Falcons pulled through in the end. read more » Girls’ water polo keeps spirits high as season wraps up November 13, 2009 — by Pia Mishra Despite a tough season, the Lady Falcons are trying to make the best of their difficulties by maintaining high spirits and good team morale. The girls continued their fight during the league finals, which started Nov. 2. read more » Field Hockey: Season turned around despite tough league start November 12, 2009 — by Synthia Ling and Ren Norris Fifth place. That might not sound like rank worthy of boasting, but for the field hockey team, fifth place in the Mount Hamilton league was all they needed to snag a spot in the CCS playoffs. Throughout the season, the girls struggled to come out on top as several losses to daunting opponents such as Los Gatos, Saint Francis and Archbishop Mitty broke the team momentum. However, when the chances of even making the CCS playoffs were becoming slim, the team stepped it up and managed to get one of the final spots. The team was scheduled to play North Salinas Nov. 12 at home. read more » New methods lead to strong play by boys’ water polo team November 4, 2009 — by Tim Rollinson With a new strategy in mind, the 4-6 Falcons are currently in the middle of the El Camino League standings. Recently water polo coach Christian Bonner implemented a system in which the starters would be determined by effort in practice rather than raw ability. The new system paid off on Oct. 21 as the Falcons won their game 12-5 against the second-place Fremont Firebirds. "The game against Fremont was the best we have played all season," said sophomore Nic Doyen. "It felt good to beat such a quality opponent by so much." read more » Girls’ Golf: Team shoots for CCS on windy, tough course November 4, 2009 — by Uttara Sivaram The golf season slowed to a gradual halt mid-October, as the Falcons finished last-minute matches to allow time to train for the CCS tournament right around the corner. Although the girls found themselves playing tougher teams as the year went on, they managed to push their scores low enough to finish fourth in the Mt. Hamilton league. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Time running out for seniors November 2, 2009 — by Amanda Yi With the completion of Senior Night on Nov. 3, the Falcons' four senior volleyball players are counting their days as members of the Falcon squad. “It’s really sad because I know I’ll never play volleyball here again,” said senior co-captain and outside hitter Nicole Gragnola. “But we do have club volleyball and CCS, so it’s not like we won’t be playing anymore. The seniors (Gragnola, Aylsia Patel, Emily Baba and Chelsea Sabella) have gone to CCS every year since freshmen year, and this year will be no different. read more » Girls’ tennis: Team is fired up to face rivals in CCS November 2, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin Following two close losses to their toughest competitors, Archbishop Mitty on Oct. 21 and Monta Vista on Oct. 20, the Lady Falcons tennis players hoped to regain some ground before the upcoming CCS tournament, which will take place at the end of November. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...199200201202203...210220...nextlast
Field hockey feels the pressure for CCS November 13, 2009 — by Synthia Ling and Ren Norris After placing second at the CCS finals last year, the Lady Falcons may not be able to live up to last year's success this season. A rough start and several disappointing losses are pushing CCS hopes beyond reach. To qualify for the playoffs, they need to win almost all of the remaining games. Beginning that difficult task, the team managed to improve its CCS prospects with a 1-0 overtime win at Los Altos on Oct. 22. Both teams had five short corner plays each, but the Falcons pulled through in the end. read more » Girls’ water polo keeps spirits high as season wraps up November 13, 2009 — by Pia Mishra Despite a tough season, the Lady Falcons are trying to make the best of their difficulties by maintaining high spirits and good team morale. The girls continued their fight during the league finals, which started Nov. 2. read more » Field Hockey: Season turned around despite tough league start November 12, 2009 — by Synthia Ling and Ren Norris Fifth place. That might not sound like rank worthy of boasting, but for the field hockey team, fifth place in the Mount Hamilton league was all they needed to snag a spot in the CCS playoffs. Throughout the season, the girls struggled to come out on top as several losses to daunting opponents such as Los Gatos, Saint Francis and Archbishop Mitty broke the team momentum. However, when the chances of even making the CCS playoffs were becoming slim, the team stepped it up and managed to get one of the final spots. The team was scheduled to play North Salinas Nov. 12 at home. read more » New methods lead to strong play by boys’ water polo team November 4, 2009 — by Tim Rollinson With a new strategy in mind, the 4-6 Falcons are currently in the middle of the El Camino League standings. Recently water polo coach Christian Bonner implemented a system in which the starters would be determined by effort in practice rather than raw ability. The new system paid off on Oct. 21 as the Falcons won their game 12-5 against the second-place Fremont Firebirds. "The game against Fremont was the best we have played all season," said sophomore Nic Doyen. "It felt good to beat such a quality opponent by so much." read more » Girls’ Golf: Team shoots for CCS on windy, tough course November 4, 2009 — by Uttara Sivaram The golf season slowed to a gradual halt mid-October, as the Falcons finished last-minute matches to allow time to train for the CCS tournament right around the corner. Although the girls found themselves playing tougher teams as the year went on, they managed to push their scores low enough to finish fourth in the Mt. Hamilton league. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Time running out for seniors November 2, 2009 — by Amanda Yi With the completion of Senior Night on Nov. 3, the Falcons' four senior volleyball players are counting their days as members of the Falcon squad. “It’s really sad because I know I’ll never play volleyball here again,” said senior co-captain and outside hitter Nicole Gragnola. “But we do have club volleyball and CCS, so it’s not like we won’t be playing anymore. The seniors (Gragnola, Aylsia Patel, Emily Baba and Chelsea Sabella) have gone to CCS every year since freshmen year, and this year will be no different. read more » Girls’ tennis: Team is fired up to face rivals in CCS November 2, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin Following two close losses to their toughest competitors, Archbishop Mitty on Oct. 21 and Monta Vista on Oct. 20, the Lady Falcons tennis players hoped to regain some ground before the upcoming CCS tournament, which will take place at the end of November. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...199200201202203...210220...nextlast
Girls’ water polo keeps spirits high as season wraps up November 13, 2009 — by Pia Mishra Despite a tough season, the Lady Falcons are trying to make the best of their difficulties by maintaining high spirits and good team morale. The girls continued their fight during the league finals, which started Nov. 2. read more » Field Hockey: Season turned around despite tough league start November 12, 2009 — by Synthia Ling and Ren Norris Fifth place. That might not sound like rank worthy of boasting, but for the field hockey team, fifth place in the Mount Hamilton league was all they needed to snag a spot in the CCS playoffs. Throughout the season, the girls struggled to come out on top as several losses to daunting opponents such as Los Gatos, Saint Francis and Archbishop Mitty broke the team momentum. However, when the chances of even making the CCS playoffs were becoming slim, the team stepped it up and managed to get one of the final spots. The team was scheduled to play North Salinas Nov. 12 at home. read more » New methods lead to strong play by boys’ water polo team November 4, 2009 — by Tim Rollinson With a new strategy in mind, the 4-6 Falcons are currently in the middle of the El Camino League standings. Recently water polo coach Christian Bonner implemented a system in which the starters would be determined by effort in practice rather than raw ability. The new system paid off on Oct. 21 as the Falcons won their game 12-5 against the second-place Fremont Firebirds. "The game against Fremont was the best we have played all season," said sophomore Nic Doyen. "It felt good to beat such a quality opponent by so much." read more » Girls’ Golf: Team shoots for CCS on windy, tough course November 4, 2009 — by Uttara Sivaram The golf season slowed to a gradual halt mid-October, as the Falcons finished last-minute matches to allow time to train for the CCS tournament right around the corner. Although the girls found themselves playing tougher teams as the year went on, they managed to push their scores low enough to finish fourth in the Mt. Hamilton league. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Time running out for seniors November 2, 2009 — by Amanda Yi With the completion of Senior Night on Nov. 3, the Falcons' four senior volleyball players are counting their days as members of the Falcon squad. “It’s really sad because I know I’ll never play volleyball here again,” said senior co-captain and outside hitter Nicole Gragnola. “But we do have club volleyball and CCS, so it’s not like we won’t be playing anymore. The seniors (Gragnola, Aylsia Patel, Emily Baba and Chelsea Sabella) have gone to CCS every year since freshmen year, and this year will be no different. read more » Girls’ tennis: Team is fired up to face rivals in CCS November 2, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin Following two close losses to their toughest competitors, Archbishop Mitty on Oct. 21 and Monta Vista on Oct. 20, the Lady Falcons tennis players hoped to regain some ground before the upcoming CCS tournament, which will take place at the end of November. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...199200201202203...210220...nextlast
Field Hockey: Season turned around despite tough league start November 12, 2009 — by Synthia Ling and Ren Norris Fifth place. That might not sound like rank worthy of boasting, but for the field hockey team, fifth place in the Mount Hamilton league was all they needed to snag a spot in the CCS playoffs. Throughout the season, the girls struggled to come out on top as several losses to daunting opponents such as Los Gatos, Saint Francis and Archbishop Mitty broke the team momentum. However, when the chances of even making the CCS playoffs were becoming slim, the team stepped it up and managed to get one of the final spots. The team was scheduled to play North Salinas Nov. 12 at home. read more » New methods lead to strong play by boys’ water polo team November 4, 2009 — by Tim Rollinson With a new strategy in mind, the 4-6 Falcons are currently in the middle of the El Camino League standings. Recently water polo coach Christian Bonner implemented a system in which the starters would be determined by effort in practice rather than raw ability. The new system paid off on Oct. 21 as the Falcons won their game 12-5 against the second-place Fremont Firebirds. "The game against Fremont was the best we have played all season," said sophomore Nic Doyen. "It felt good to beat such a quality opponent by so much." read more » Girls’ Golf: Team shoots for CCS on windy, tough course November 4, 2009 — by Uttara Sivaram The golf season slowed to a gradual halt mid-October, as the Falcons finished last-minute matches to allow time to train for the CCS tournament right around the corner. Although the girls found themselves playing tougher teams as the year went on, they managed to push their scores low enough to finish fourth in the Mt. Hamilton league. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Time running out for seniors November 2, 2009 — by Amanda Yi With the completion of Senior Night on Nov. 3, the Falcons' four senior volleyball players are counting their days as members of the Falcon squad. “It’s really sad because I know I’ll never play volleyball here again,” said senior co-captain and outside hitter Nicole Gragnola. “But we do have club volleyball and CCS, so it’s not like we won’t be playing anymore. The seniors (Gragnola, Aylsia Patel, Emily Baba and Chelsea Sabella) have gone to CCS every year since freshmen year, and this year will be no different. read more » Girls’ tennis: Team is fired up to face rivals in CCS November 2, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin Following two close losses to their toughest competitors, Archbishop Mitty on Oct. 21 and Monta Vista on Oct. 20, the Lady Falcons tennis players hoped to regain some ground before the upcoming CCS tournament, which will take place at the end of November. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...199200201202203...210220...nextlast
New methods lead to strong play by boys’ water polo team November 4, 2009 — by Tim Rollinson With a new strategy in mind, the 4-6 Falcons are currently in the middle of the El Camino League standings. Recently water polo coach Christian Bonner implemented a system in which the starters would be determined by effort in practice rather than raw ability. The new system paid off on Oct. 21 as the Falcons won their game 12-5 against the second-place Fremont Firebirds. "The game against Fremont was the best we have played all season," said sophomore Nic Doyen. "It felt good to beat such a quality opponent by so much." read more » Girls’ Golf: Team shoots for CCS on windy, tough course November 4, 2009 — by Uttara Sivaram The golf season slowed to a gradual halt mid-October, as the Falcons finished last-minute matches to allow time to train for the CCS tournament right around the corner. Although the girls found themselves playing tougher teams as the year went on, they managed to push their scores low enough to finish fourth in the Mt. Hamilton league. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Time running out for seniors November 2, 2009 — by Amanda Yi With the completion of Senior Night on Nov. 3, the Falcons' four senior volleyball players are counting their days as members of the Falcon squad. “It’s really sad because I know I’ll never play volleyball here again,” said senior co-captain and outside hitter Nicole Gragnola. “But we do have club volleyball and CCS, so it’s not like we won’t be playing anymore. The seniors (Gragnola, Aylsia Patel, Emily Baba and Chelsea Sabella) have gone to CCS every year since freshmen year, and this year will be no different. read more » Girls’ tennis: Team is fired up to face rivals in CCS November 2, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin Following two close losses to their toughest competitors, Archbishop Mitty on Oct. 21 and Monta Vista on Oct. 20, the Lady Falcons tennis players hoped to regain some ground before the upcoming CCS tournament, which will take place at the end of November. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...199200201202203...210220...nextlast
Girls’ Golf: Team shoots for CCS on windy, tough course November 4, 2009 — by Uttara Sivaram The golf season slowed to a gradual halt mid-October, as the Falcons finished last-minute matches to allow time to train for the CCS tournament right around the corner. Although the girls found themselves playing tougher teams as the year went on, they managed to push their scores low enough to finish fourth in the Mt. Hamilton league. read more » Girls’ volleyball: Time running out for seniors November 2, 2009 — by Amanda Yi With the completion of Senior Night on Nov. 3, the Falcons' four senior volleyball players are counting their days as members of the Falcon squad. “It’s really sad because I know I’ll never play volleyball here again,” said senior co-captain and outside hitter Nicole Gragnola. “But we do have club volleyball and CCS, so it’s not like we won’t be playing anymore. The seniors (Gragnola, Aylsia Patel, Emily Baba and Chelsea Sabella) have gone to CCS every year since freshmen year, and this year will be no different. read more » Girls’ tennis: Team is fired up to face rivals in CCS November 2, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin Following two close losses to their toughest competitors, Archbishop Mitty on Oct. 21 and Monta Vista on Oct. 20, the Lady Falcons tennis players hoped to regain some ground before the upcoming CCS tournament, which will take place at the end of November. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...199200201202203...210220...nextlast
Girls’ volleyball: Time running out for seniors November 2, 2009 — by Amanda Yi With the completion of Senior Night on Nov. 3, the Falcons' four senior volleyball players are counting their days as members of the Falcon squad. “It’s really sad because I know I’ll never play volleyball here again,” said senior co-captain and outside hitter Nicole Gragnola. “But we do have club volleyball and CCS, so it’s not like we won’t be playing anymore. The seniors (Gragnola, Aylsia Patel, Emily Baba and Chelsea Sabella) have gone to CCS every year since freshmen year, and this year will be no different. read more » Girls’ tennis: Team is fired up to face rivals in CCS November 2, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin Following two close losses to their toughest competitors, Archbishop Mitty on Oct. 21 and Monta Vista on Oct. 20, the Lady Falcons tennis players hoped to regain some ground before the upcoming CCS tournament, which will take place at the end of November. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...199200201202203...210220...nextlast
Girls’ tennis: Team is fired up to face rivals in CCS November 2, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan and Denise Lin Following two close losses to their toughest competitors, Archbishop Mitty on Oct. 21 and Monta Vista on Oct. 20, the Lady Falcons tennis players hoped to regain some ground before the upcoming CCS tournament, which will take place at the end of November. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...199200201202203...210220...nextlast