In the past, sports journalism was all about the who, what, where and when. Now, the idea of sports journalism is based on the ideas of click, like, share, repost. Society has transitioned from reading...
Coming off of his most recent race, sophomore Jordan Johnsson has set the record for the fastest 100-meter time recorded for anyone who has ever attended Palo Alto High School. Johnsson has been making...
By lunchtime at Palo Alto High School, the sound of a small rubber ball hitting a net is often enough to draw a crowd. A net appears on the quad, a few students begin playing, and within minutes, backpacks...
Sports can promise teamwork, respect and belonging, but for many LGBTQ+ athletes, the field can be one of the most isolating places to stand. Behind the cheers and scoreboards, homophobia remains a quiet...
In the sports world, some of the most common and successful coaches happen to be former professional players of their respective sports. Steve Kerr won five NBA championships as a sharpshooter before leading...
At homes, studios, parks and gyms around the world, people roll out their mats, take deep breaths, and go through stretches in a calming revolution known as yoga. With a history spanning 5,000 years, rooted...
The moment the whistle blows, student trainer June Tau (‘26) sprints onto the field to assist the fallen athlete, mind and heart racing. She nervously says a silent prayer to herself as she runs through...
You cling to the rock, arms burning, muscles aching and heart pounding. Every movement is careful, concise and strategic. For many Paly students, that is what makes rock climbing so enticing and enjoyable.Â
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The crack of the bat had once been music to Willem Madwed’s ears, but after constant injuries – the sound of the bat changed. Now it just reminds him of years of frustration, pent up from sitting out...
