Varsity volleyball went 8-5 this season, a feat that has not occurred since 2006. On the team’s senior night, the girls beat Homestead 3-2, putting them in a position to qualify for the 2022 CIF Central Coast Selection(CCS). The Lady Trojans charged to CCS and ended their record breaking seasonContinue Reading
Varsity football coach Kelly King won the Central Coast Section (CCS) Honor Coach of the Year award after coaching the team for over three decades, making it his second time winning the award, according to information provided by Athletics Director Joanna Butcher. According to the California Interscholastic Federation, King wasContinue Reading
High school sports are the catalyst for many professional athletes’ careers. Athletes can accelerate their potential to the next level by joining the varsity and junior varsity programs provided by schools, but as all-encompassing as our Trojans athletics roster is, there are certain sports that are unable to take partContinue Reading
While girls took the football field by storm during powerpuff football, boys from all four grade levels cheered them on for the season, which spanned September and October. In previous years, powerpuff consisted of only the players and audience, but this year boys cheerleading was incorporated into the biweekly gamesContinue Reading
The boys’ varsity football team lost to Mountain View High School by a score of 43-23 in the homecoming game on Oct. 14. The Mountain View Spartans started off by scoring a touchdown on the first drive of the game. The score gap grew slowly but surely as the nightContinue Reading
With the FIFA World Cup coming up this November, several students are anxiously waiting to see what team will come out on top this year. We interviewed seniors Logan Baulsbaugh and Nish Oberoi to learn more about the World Cup and students’ predictions. Logan was first exposed to soccer atContinue Reading
Badminton has officially started at MHS, with the spring season having just begun. On March 4, 2022, JV and Varsity players of the MHS badminton team played and won against Piedmont High School. Badminton, being the fastest racket sport, has intense games and even more intense players. The game beganContinue Reading
The cross country team took part in the start of their playoff run with the Central Coast (CCS) race. The race was held at its traditional Crystal Springs location where the best of the best from the El Camino and De Anza leagues came to race for the chance toContinue Reading
With the arrival of the Winter season, soccer has just started for MHS. This season, the varsity boys soccer team got off to a good start with a record of 3 wins and 2 ties, according to varsity soccer team captain Rayner Graham. However, injuries have been detrimental to theContinue Reading
Many school activities were canceled for the greater part of last semester due to the pandemic, one of them being MHS sports. However, as schools are gradually reopening, the athletics department placed protocols and precautions to ensure the safety of students and staff endeavoring in sports during the 2021-2022 schoolContinue Reading
With the return of sports, many student-athletes are finally able to participate in competitions again. However, playing sports in-person during the pandemic is a very different experience compared to previous years for many student-athletes. According to boys varsity basketball player Andrew Nguyen, the biggest change is having to follow strictContinue Reading
The first season of sports at MHS this year, which includes boys and girls cross country, swimming and diving, and girls tennis, began competition on Feb. 15, according to an announcement sent out by MHS Athletics Director Johanna Butcher via email. These competitions were conducted at socially distanced meets andContinue Reading