winter sports – The Campanile

Boys soccer struggles to clinch wins as season progresses

February 8, 2020

After a varied season, both the Paly boys varsity and frosh-soph soccer team are working to improve their gameplay and earn more victories. In their most recent game against Los Altos High School, the varsity ...

Girls basketball starts strong

Ajay Venkatraman

February 8, 2020

Girls Basketball

The girls basketball team has started off their season on a winning streak and is now tied for first in its conference with a 5-1 record. The team began the season on a five-game winning series, having already...

Wrestling sweeps competition

Gina Bae

February 8, 2020

Wrestling

With more than half of the season’s tournaments completed and two victories out of three dual meets under their belt, the wrestling team is training hard to finish the rest of the season strong. Despite injuri...

Varsity boys soccer faces adversity, ends season with resilience

Anna Meyer

March 9, 2019

Boys Soccer, Sports, Winter Sports

After team improvements in the second half of the season, the Paly boys varsity soccer season ended on Feb. 16 with a 2-0 loss against Bellarmine College Preparatory School in the Central Coast Section (CCS) Op...

Gliding down the Slopes

Yusra Rafeeqi

December 13, 2018

Showcase, Sports

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Asnowboard, personalized with diamonds, twinkles and glistens in the winter sun as senior Heather Lin straps herself on. Despite the built-up muscle memory instilled from years of gliding down snowy slopes, she...

Students juggle three sports

Lara Nakamura

November 4, 2018

Fall Sports, Spring Sports, Winter Sports

Of all the students at Palo Alto High School, over 1,200 participated in at least one sport last year. However, according to Athletic Director, Therren Wilburn, only two stand-alone Vikings currently compete in...

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Boys soccer struggles to clinch wins as season progresses

Girls basketball starts strong

Wrestling sweeps competition

Varsity boys soccer faces adversity, ends season with resilience

Gliding down the Slopes

Students juggle three sports

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