With an overall record of 44-19 and a league record of 31-5, it is safe to say the boy's varsity lacrosse team has been tearing it up over the past three years. Over the same time period, the boys have...
A bead of sweat falls from his cheek as he runs to pick up the ball. Quintin Dwight (‘20) scoops through and lets it rip. The ball slides right past the goalie's right shoulder and hits the back of the...
Boys’ Lacrosse dominated Leland 16-3 after jumping out to a commanding lead early.
The Vikings absolutely overwhelmed Leland in the first quarter as they scored early and often. Almost...
Paly boys’ Lacrosse had a strong performance Thursday night by defeating Mountain View.
The Vikings started the game off strong and used good attacking play and strong defense to gain a 5-4 lead at...
Paly boys’ Lacrosse started the season off with a strong performance by defeating Archbishop Mitty in the home opener on Friday night.
This game was played in memorial of former lacrosse assistant...
In order to investigate the differences between private school and public school athletics, Viking interviewed Varsity athlete and D1 recruit, Jack Devine. Devine, a junior, lives in Palo Alto, and had he decided to attend public school, he would be enrolled at Paly. Devine excelled at athletics in elementary and middle school and because of this, elected to attend Bellarmine College Prep. Since then he has continued to improve at both football and lacrosse. He is currently the backup Quarterback of Bellarmine’s football team and has already committed to play lacrosse at Marquette University.
VIKING MAGAZINE: What is playing sports like at a private school compared to a public school?
JACK DEVINE: I haven’t witnessed it firsthand, but from what I’ve heard, I think it’s a bit more...
Paly Boys Lacrosse had a great game Saturday mid-day to celebrate its Seniors. Before the game began, there was a nice ceremony to honor the 11 seniors on Varsity, as they played their final regular season...
The Palo Alto boys’ lacrosse team beat the Mountain View Spartans 11-2.
The Vikings got off to a great start as Matthew Seligson (‘16) scored a goal not even a minute into the game.
Palo...
On Wednesday night, Paly boys’ lacrosse overcame the Mountain View Spartans 9-8 in the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League (SCVAL) semifinals.
The game started off slow for the Vikings with one Paly...
Paly boys’ lacrosse triumphed over Mountain View in their senior night game with a final score of 12-3.
Mountain View came in strong to the first period and scored twice before Paly had even entered...
