Boys’ tennis: team bonding leads to league success April 24, 2009 — by Kelly Lamble and Mika Padmanabhan The no-hope-for-CCS Falcons have piled up a 10-0 record in league. The team attributes its success not only to the skill of its individuals but also to the cohesiveness of the unit. read more » Track and field: Boys prepare for CCS Top 8 April 24, 2009 — by Kelly Lamble Later today, the boys’ varsity track team will hit the ground running as they compete under the lights at rival Los Gatos’ track in the CCS Top 8 Invitational. As its name implies, only the top eight competitors (or 16 if two heats are being run for that particular event) in CCS are invited to participate in this elite meet. read more » Badminton Extraordinaire April 23, 2009 — by Karen Lyu Varsity teams are usually studded with juniors and seniors. Saratoga’s varsity badminton team is no different with one significant exception—freshman Jeffrey Kuo. Not only does Kuo meet varsity standards, but he surpasses them. Coach John Phung considers him “the best player on the team.” Kuo plays the varsity boys singles 1 spot. “Every time he plays, [Kuo] has a fan base; at least 20-30 other players watch him,” said Phung. read more » Track and field: Yates shoulders throwing April 23, 2009 — by Nandini Ruparel Relay runners? Check. High and triple jumpers? Check. Hurdlers? Check. Throwers? Although many people don’t know it, check. Oftentimes, the throwers on the girls’ track team get overlooked because there is only one of them this year—junior Baylee Yates. As the only thrower for the girls, the burden of competition falls solely on her shoulders. read more » Softball: Alumni can’t let go of team April 23, 2009 — by Pia Mishra and Ren Norris There’s something about the softball team that makes it impossible to leave— just ask alumni Katie Reed and Adriana Pak. Both were players on the team while in high school and have returned to help coach the varsity and JV teams. Pak returned after graduating last year, and has helped with the JV team, and Reed, who graduated in 2006, has taken on assistant coaching for the varsity team. read more » Swimming: Teams suffer first losses April 23, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan After both the boys’ and girls’ varsity swim teams started the season with two wins in dual meets against Lynbrook and Los Gatos, both teams suffered their first losses. The girls’ defeat came against Monta Vista on April 2 and the boys’ suffered a similar fate against Monta Vista on April 15. read more » Boys’ volleyball: Team struggles its way through season April 23, 2009 — by Sulmaan Hassan and Amanda Yi After 13 games, and working to improve, the volleyball team has fallen on hard times, with only a 3-10 overall record so far. However, the team can also fault in the fact that this year’s players were second-string players last year. read more » Lacrosse teams slowly improve April 22, 2009 — by Ben Clement Frank Resetarits, who plays professional lacrosse, splits his time between New York, where he plays in the Men’s Lacrosse League (MLL) on the Long Island Lizards, and California, where he plays in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) on the San Jose Stealth. At only 24, Resetarits brings enormous credentials to the table as both a coach and player. In college, Resetarits was co-captain of the University of Albany’s Division I Great Danes, and helped the team qualify for the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament his senior year. read more » Tennis opens collegiate doors for senior girls April 22, 2009 — by Neyha Bhat While most seniors look forward to attending colleges and universities for their respective majors, a select few of members of the girls’ tennis players will continue the sport in college. read more » Seniors take Powder Puff crown to end Spring Fling April 20, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Ren Norris It was a cool evening, but the crowds that filled the Saratoga High football stands erupted with energy, as the seniors faced the juniors in a battle royale for the title of Powder Puff champions. At the end of the highly anticipated match on April 16, the senior class claimed the Powder Puff crown, clobbering the juniors 14-7 and asserting their dominance as the rulers of the school. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...206207208209210...220...nextlast
Track and field: Boys prepare for CCS Top 8 April 24, 2009 — by Kelly Lamble Later today, the boys’ varsity track team will hit the ground running as they compete under the lights at rival Los Gatos’ track in the CCS Top 8 Invitational. As its name implies, only the top eight competitors (or 16 if two heats are being run for that particular event) in CCS are invited to participate in this elite meet. read more » Badminton Extraordinaire April 23, 2009 — by Karen Lyu Varsity teams are usually studded with juniors and seniors. Saratoga’s varsity badminton team is no different with one significant exception—freshman Jeffrey Kuo. Not only does Kuo meet varsity standards, but he surpasses them. Coach John Phung considers him “the best player on the team.” Kuo plays the varsity boys singles 1 spot. “Every time he plays, [Kuo] has a fan base; at least 20-30 other players watch him,” said Phung. read more » Track and field: Yates shoulders throwing April 23, 2009 — by Nandini Ruparel Relay runners? Check. High and triple jumpers? Check. Hurdlers? Check. Throwers? Although many people don’t know it, check. Oftentimes, the throwers on the girls’ track team get overlooked because there is only one of them this year—junior Baylee Yates. As the only thrower for the girls, the burden of competition falls solely on her shoulders. read more » Softball: Alumni can’t let go of team April 23, 2009 — by Pia Mishra and Ren Norris There’s something about the softball team that makes it impossible to leave— just ask alumni Katie Reed and Adriana Pak. Both were players on the team while in high school and have returned to help coach the varsity and JV teams. Pak returned after graduating last year, and has helped with the JV team, and Reed, who graduated in 2006, has taken on assistant coaching for the varsity team. read more » Swimming: Teams suffer first losses April 23, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan After both the boys’ and girls’ varsity swim teams started the season with two wins in dual meets against Lynbrook and Los Gatos, both teams suffered their first losses. The girls’ defeat came against Monta Vista on April 2 and the boys’ suffered a similar fate against Monta Vista on April 15. read more » Boys’ volleyball: Team struggles its way through season April 23, 2009 — by Sulmaan Hassan and Amanda Yi After 13 games, and working to improve, the volleyball team has fallen on hard times, with only a 3-10 overall record so far. However, the team can also fault in the fact that this year’s players were second-string players last year. read more » Lacrosse teams slowly improve April 22, 2009 — by Ben Clement Frank Resetarits, who plays professional lacrosse, splits his time between New York, where he plays in the Men’s Lacrosse League (MLL) on the Long Island Lizards, and California, where he plays in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) on the San Jose Stealth. At only 24, Resetarits brings enormous credentials to the table as both a coach and player. In college, Resetarits was co-captain of the University of Albany’s Division I Great Danes, and helped the team qualify for the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament his senior year. read more » Tennis opens collegiate doors for senior girls April 22, 2009 — by Neyha Bhat While most seniors look forward to attending colleges and universities for their respective majors, a select few of members of the girls’ tennis players will continue the sport in college. read more » Seniors take Powder Puff crown to end Spring Fling April 20, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Ren Norris It was a cool evening, but the crowds that filled the Saratoga High football stands erupted with energy, as the seniors faced the juniors in a battle royale for the title of Powder Puff champions. At the end of the highly anticipated match on April 16, the senior class claimed the Powder Puff crown, clobbering the juniors 14-7 and asserting their dominance as the rulers of the school. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...206207208209210...220...nextlast
Badminton Extraordinaire April 23, 2009 — by Karen Lyu Varsity teams are usually studded with juniors and seniors. Saratoga’s varsity badminton team is no different with one significant exception—freshman Jeffrey Kuo. Not only does Kuo meet varsity standards, but he surpasses them. Coach John Phung considers him “the best player on the team.” Kuo plays the varsity boys singles 1 spot. “Every time he plays, [Kuo] has a fan base; at least 20-30 other players watch him,” said Phung. read more » Track and field: Yates shoulders throwing April 23, 2009 — by Nandini Ruparel Relay runners? Check. High and triple jumpers? Check. Hurdlers? Check. Throwers? Although many people don’t know it, check. Oftentimes, the throwers on the girls’ track team get overlooked because there is only one of them this year—junior Baylee Yates. As the only thrower for the girls, the burden of competition falls solely on her shoulders. read more » Softball: Alumni can’t let go of team April 23, 2009 — by Pia Mishra and Ren Norris There’s something about the softball team that makes it impossible to leave— just ask alumni Katie Reed and Adriana Pak. Both were players on the team while in high school and have returned to help coach the varsity and JV teams. Pak returned after graduating last year, and has helped with the JV team, and Reed, who graduated in 2006, has taken on assistant coaching for the varsity team. read more » Swimming: Teams suffer first losses April 23, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan After both the boys’ and girls’ varsity swim teams started the season with two wins in dual meets against Lynbrook and Los Gatos, both teams suffered their first losses. The girls’ defeat came against Monta Vista on April 2 and the boys’ suffered a similar fate against Monta Vista on April 15. read more » Boys’ volleyball: Team struggles its way through season April 23, 2009 — by Sulmaan Hassan and Amanda Yi After 13 games, and working to improve, the volleyball team has fallen on hard times, with only a 3-10 overall record so far. However, the team can also fault in the fact that this year’s players were second-string players last year. read more » Lacrosse teams slowly improve April 22, 2009 — by Ben Clement Frank Resetarits, who plays professional lacrosse, splits his time between New York, where he plays in the Men’s Lacrosse League (MLL) on the Long Island Lizards, and California, where he plays in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) on the San Jose Stealth. At only 24, Resetarits brings enormous credentials to the table as both a coach and player. In college, Resetarits was co-captain of the University of Albany’s Division I Great Danes, and helped the team qualify for the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament his senior year. read more » Tennis opens collegiate doors for senior girls April 22, 2009 — by Neyha Bhat While most seniors look forward to attending colleges and universities for their respective majors, a select few of members of the girls’ tennis players will continue the sport in college. read more » Seniors take Powder Puff crown to end Spring Fling April 20, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Ren Norris It was a cool evening, but the crowds that filled the Saratoga High football stands erupted with energy, as the seniors faced the juniors in a battle royale for the title of Powder Puff champions. At the end of the highly anticipated match on April 16, the senior class claimed the Powder Puff crown, clobbering the juniors 14-7 and asserting their dominance as the rulers of the school. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...206207208209210...220...nextlast
Track and field: Yates shoulders throwing April 23, 2009 — by Nandini Ruparel Relay runners? Check. High and triple jumpers? Check. Hurdlers? Check. Throwers? Although many people don’t know it, check. Oftentimes, the throwers on the girls’ track team get overlooked because there is only one of them this year—junior Baylee Yates. As the only thrower for the girls, the burden of competition falls solely on her shoulders. read more » Softball: Alumni can’t let go of team April 23, 2009 — by Pia Mishra and Ren Norris There’s something about the softball team that makes it impossible to leave— just ask alumni Katie Reed and Adriana Pak. Both were players on the team while in high school and have returned to help coach the varsity and JV teams. Pak returned after graduating last year, and has helped with the JV team, and Reed, who graduated in 2006, has taken on assistant coaching for the varsity team. read more » Swimming: Teams suffer first losses April 23, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan After both the boys’ and girls’ varsity swim teams started the season with two wins in dual meets against Lynbrook and Los Gatos, both teams suffered their first losses. The girls’ defeat came against Monta Vista on April 2 and the boys’ suffered a similar fate against Monta Vista on April 15. read more » Boys’ volleyball: Team struggles its way through season April 23, 2009 — by Sulmaan Hassan and Amanda Yi After 13 games, and working to improve, the volleyball team has fallen on hard times, with only a 3-10 overall record so far. However, the team can also fault in the fact that this year’s players were second-string players last year. read more » Lacrosse teams slowly improve April 22, 2009 — by Ben Clement Frank Resetarits, who plays professional lacrosse, splits his time between New York, where he plays in the Men’s Lacrosse League (MLL) on the Long Island Lizards, and California, where he plays in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) on the San Jose Stealth. At only 24, Resetarits brings enormous credentials to the table as both a coach and player. In college, Resetarits was co-captain of the University of Albany’s Division I Great Danes, and helped the team qualify for the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament his senior year. read more » Tennis opens collegiate doors for senior girls April 22, 2009 — by Neyha Bhat While most seniors look forward to attending colleges and universities for their respective majors, a select few of members of the girls’ tennis players will continue the sport in college. read more » Seniors take Powder Puff crown to end Spring Fling April 20, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Ren Norris It was a cool evening, but the crowds that filled the Saratoga High football stands erupted with energy, as the seniors faced the juniors in a battle royale for the title of Powder Puff champions. At the end of the highly anticipated match on April 16, the senior class claimed the Powder Puff crown, clobbering the juniors 14-7 and asserting their dominance as the rulers of the school. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...206207208209210...220...nextlast
Softball: Alumni can’t let go of team April 23, 2009 — by Pia Mishra and Ren Norris There’s something about the softball team that makes it impossible to leave— just ask alumni Katie Reed and Adriana Pak. Both were players on the team while in high school and have returned to help coach the varsity and JV teams. Pak returned after graduating last year, and has helped with the JV team, and Reed, who graduated in 2006, has taken on assistant coaching for the varsity team. read more » Swimming: Teams suffer first losses April 23, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan After both the boys’ and girls’ varsity swim teams started the season with two wins in dual meets against Lynbrook and Los Gatos, both teams suffered their first losses. The girls’ defeat came against Monta Vista on April 2 and the boys’ suffered a similar fate against Monta Vista on April 15. read more » Boys’ volleyball: Team struggles its way through season April 23, 2009 — by Sulmaan Hassan and Amanda Yi After 13 games, and working to improve, the volleyball team has fallen on hard times, with only a 3-10 overall record so far. However, the team can also fault in the fact that this year’s players were second-string players last year. read more » Lacrosse teams slowly improve April 22, 2009 — by Ben Clement Frank Resetarits, who plays professional lacrosse, splits his time between New York, where he plays in the Men’s Lacrosse League (MLL) on the Long Island Lizards, and California, where he plays in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) on the San Jose Stealth. At only 24, Resetarits brings enormous credentials to the table as both a coach and player. In college, Resetarits was co-captain of the University of Albany’s Division I Great Danes, and helped the team qualify for the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament his senior year. read more » Tennis opens collegiate doors for senior girls April 22, 2009 — by Neyha Bhat While most seniors look forward to attending colleges and universities for their respective majors, a select few of members of the girls’ tennis players will continue the sport in college. read more » Seniors take Powder Puff crown to end Spring Fling April 20, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Ren Norris It was a cool evening, but the crowds that filled the Saratoga High football stands erupted with energy, as the seniors faced the juniors in a battle royale for the title of Powder Puff champions. At the end of the highly anticipated match on April 16, the senior class claimed the Powder Puff crown, clobbering the juniors 14-7 and asserting their dominance as the rulers of the school. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...206207208209210...220...nextlast
Swimming: Teams suffer first losses April 23, 2009 — by Lauren Kuan After both the boys’ and girls’ varsity swim teams started the season with two wins in dual meets against Lynbrook and Los Gatos, both teams suffered their first losses. The girls’ defeat came against Monta Vista on April 2 and the boys’ suffered a similar fate against Monta Vista on April 15. read more » Boys’ volleyball: Team struggles its way through season April 23, 2009 — by Sulmaan Hassan and Amanda Yi After 13 games, and working to improve, the volleyball team has fallen on hard times, with only a 3-10 overall record so far. However, the team can also fault in the fact that this year’s players were second-string players last year. read more » Lacrosse teams slowly improve April 22, 2009 — by Ben Clement Frank Resetarits, who plays professional lacrosse, splits his time between New York, where he plays in the Men’s Lacrosse League (MLL) on the Long Island Lizards, and California, where he plays in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) on the San Jose Stealth. At only 24, Resetarits brings enormous credentials to the table as both a coach and player. In college, Resetarits was co-captain of the University of Albany’s Division I Great Danes, and helped the team qualify for the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament his senior year. read more » Tennis opens collegiate doors for senior girls April 22, 2009 — by Neyha Bhat While most seniors look forward to attending colleges and universities for their respective majors, a select few of members of the girls’ tennis players will continue the sport in college. read more » Seniors take Powder Puff crown to end Spring Fling April 20, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Ren Norris It was a cool evening, but the crowds that filled the Saratoga High football stands erupted with energy, as the seniors faced the juniors in a battle royale for the title of Powder Puff champions. At the end of the highly anticipated match on April 16, the senior class claimed the Powder Puff crown, clobbering the juniors 14-7 and asserting their dominance as the rulers of the school. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...206207208209210...220...nextlast
Boys’ volleyball: Team struggles its way through season April 23, 2009 — by Sulmaan Hassan and Amanda Yi After 13 games, and working to improve, the volleyball team has fallen on hard times, with only a 3-10 overall record so far. However, the team can also fault in the fact that this year’s players were second-string players last year. read more » Lacrosse teams slowly improve April 22, 2009 — by Ben Clement Frank Resetarits, who plays professional lacrosse, splits his time between New York, where he plays in the Men’s Lacrosse League (MLL) on the Long Island Lizards, and California, where he plays in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) on the San Jose Stealth. At only 24, Resetarits brings enormous credentials to the table as both a coach and player. In college, Resetarits was co-captain of the University of Albany’s Division I Great Danes, and helped the team qualify for the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament his senior year. read more » Tennis opens collegiate doors for senior girls April 22, 2009 — by Neyha Bhat While most seniors look forward to attending colleges and universities for their respective majors, a select few of members of the girls’ tennis players will continue the sport in college. read more » Seniors take Powder Puff crown to end Spring Fling April 20, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Ren Norris It was a cool evening, but the crowds that filled the Saratoga High football stands erupted with energy, as the seniors faced the juniors in a battle royale for the title of Powder Puff champions. At the end of the highly anticipated match on April 16, the senior class claimed the Powder Puff crown, clobbering the juniors 14-7 and asserting their dominance as the rulers of the school. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...206207208209210...220...nextlast
Lacrosse teams slowly improve April 22, 2009 — by Ben Clement Frank Resetarits, who plays professional lacrosse, splits his time between New York, where he plays in the Men’s Lacrosse League (MLL) on the Long Island Lizards, and California, where he plays in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) on the San Jose Stealth. At only 24, Resetarits brings enormous credentials to the table as both a coach and player. In college, Resetarits was co-captain of the University of Albany’s Division I Great Danes, and helped the team qualify for the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament his senior year. read more » Tennis opens collegiate doors for senior girls April 22, 2009 — by Neyha Bhat While most seniors look forward to attending colleges and universities for their respective majors, a select few of members of the girls’ tennis players will continue the sport in college. read more » Seniors take Powder Puff crown to end Spring Fling April 20, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Ren Norris It was a cool evening, but the crowds that filled the Saratoga High football stands erupted with energy, as the seniors faced the juniors in a battle royale for the title of Powder Puff champions. At the end of the highly anticipated match on April 16, the senior class claimed the Powder Puff crown, clobbering the juniors 14-7 and asserting their dominance as the rulers of the school. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...206207208209210...220...nextlast
Tennis opens collegiate doors for senior girls April 22, 2009 — by Neyha Bhat While most seniors look forward to attending colleges and universities for their respective majors, a select few of members of the girls’ tennis players will continue the sport in college. read more » Seniors take Powder Puff crown to end Spring Fling April 20, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Ren Norris It was a cool evening, but the crowds that filled the Saratoga High football stands erupted with energy, as the seniors faced the juniors in a battle royale for the title of Powder Puff champions. At the end of the highly anticipated match on April 16, the senior class claimed the Powder Puff crown, clobbering the juniors 14-7 and asserting their dominance as the rulers of the school. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...206207208209210...220...nextlast
Seniors take Powder Puff crown to end Spring Fling April 20, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Ren Norris It was a cool evening, but the crowds that filled the Saratoga High football stands erupted with energy, as the seniors faced the juniors in a battle royale for the title of Powder Puff champions. At the end of the highly anticipated match on April 16, the senior class claimed the Powder Puff crown, clobbering the juniors 14-7 and asserting their dominance as the rulers of the school. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...206207208209210...220...nextlast