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Range of activities adopted over quarantine

Avantika Singh
October 15, 2020
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With wind ripping across his face as he soars down steep trails that traverse some of California’s most beautiful terrain, senior Alex Selwyn primes his focus on the road in front of him while his surroundings ...

Girls tennis starts season on upward track

Krista Robins
September 28, 2019
Fall Sports, Girls Tennis, Sports
A fter playing ten matches and winning six, the girls tennis team have built themselves a strong foundation. According to junior  Anya Yakimenko though, this has not come without hardships. Nevertheless, Yakim...
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Boys tennis exceeds expectations, loses in round two of playoffs

Hyunah Roh
May 17, 2019
Boys Tennis, Sports, Spring Sports
A fter defeating San Mateo 6-1 in the first round of Central Coast Section (CCS) playoffs, the Paly boys tennis team lost 5-2 to Saratoga in the second round of the CCS playoffs. During the first round of CCS,...

Boys tennis struggles to succeed after injuries to several players

Hyunah Roh
April 27, 2019
Boys Tennis, Sports
W ith a 6-4-0 league record, the boys tennis team is in second place in the El Camino league and is now focused on one of its main goals for the season: winning Central Coast Sections. According to junior Son...

Boys tennis experiences losses after dropping down a division

Hyunah Roh
March 30, 2019
Boys Tennis, Sports
After placing second in their division at the Fresno Tournament in early March, the boys varsity tennis team is off to a promising start with an overall record of 6-3-0. Despite the fact that the team was move...

Athletics offer a broad range of competitive sports cultures

Neil Kapoor
October 16, 2018
Sports
With the sun’s heat beaming on the cool chlorine waters and teammates cheering for her on the sides of the pool, swimmer Ashley Guo, a Paly junior, pushes herself to sprint to the wall as she completes her race...
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Girls varsity tennis team learns from losses, sets high hopes for fall season

Sarah O'Riordan
October 14, 2018
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After a promising start to the season, the girls varsity tennis team’s schedule has intensified further. The team lost to Piedmont High School and Cupertino High School on during the week of Sept. 9, both wit...

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