The Point

Math Teacher at PVHS Balances Teaching and Taekwondo

Jonathan Liu, Sports Editor • April 7, 2022

As most students know Leannee Nemeth as a great teacher, something that gets swept under the rug is that she is also top tier in the dojang. “I’ve been doing Taekwondo for about a total of six...

Kansas Jayhawks Win it All in March Madness 2022

Jonathan Liu, Sports Editor • April 7, 2022

As the month of March arrived, the yearly college basketball tradition did as well. The NCAA March Madness tournament, one of the most anticipated times of year, finally arrived. With the one...

UFC Fighters Complain Over Pay

Aaron Paik, Reporter • April 7, 2022

Through the years, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, or UFC, has established itself as the most popular organization of mixed martial arts (MMA) in the world. From fighters spanning from over 70 countries,...

March-ing Back to an Annual Tradition

Isabella Firmani, Reporter • April 7, 2022

Last month, March Madness, an annual tradition at PVHS, was brought back after a long break from in-person school and lunchtime activities. March Madness is a single-elimination style basketball tournament...

PVHS Football Player Commits to Washington University

Reddin Kehrli, Social Media Editor • April 7, 2022

While the game of football might just be entertainment to watch from the stands of Red Tide, it has a deeper meaning to #2 on the field, senior Justin Mabry. “Football has always been so special...

PVHS Sophomore Picks up the Pace on the Track

Chloe Choi, Reporter • March 7, 2022

Sophomore Alex Naehu, who has been running cross country since sixth grade has learned valuable lessons while collecting various achievements. Naehu began running at PVIS because his older sister,...

The Retirement of Tom Brady

Aaron Paik, Reporter • March 7, 2022

With the retirement of Tom Brady, sports fans were both devastated and happy. With rumors spreading after his loss against the Los Angeles Rams, he made it official at the beginning of February. With...

PV Soccer Players Dribble Their Way to the Next Level

Isabella Firmani, Reporter • March 7, 2022

This year, the PVHS soccer program has more than just its great season from both the boys’ and girls’ teams to be proud of. In recent months, three players, two varsity girls and one varsity boy,...

PVHS Junior Leaps Into Greatness

Alycen Kim, Editor-in-Chief • March 7, 2022

In October of last year, junior Jackie Lane was handed the opportunity of a lifetime: to compete in one of ballet’s most distinguished international competitions. Lane was one of 73 ballerinas chosen...

How PVHS Winter Sports Have Been Affected By COVID-19

Naomi Gan, Reporter • February 10, 2022

Cancellations, rule changes and spectator limitations: the recent COVID-19 surge has certainly made its presence felt in professional and college athletics. And now, high school athletes are also experiencing...

PVHS Golfer Commits to the University of Southern California

Alycen Kim, Editor-in-Chief • February 10, 2022

Whether it’s on the golf course or in the classroom, junior Frances Kim excels, juggling her rigorous classes and school work all while maintaining her status of the 12th nationally ranked golf player...

Rock On!

Sophomore Max Correa Climbs to New Heights

Meeka Rahimi, Reporter • February 10, 2022

How did you get into rock climbing? What made you start? I got into rock climbing from my friend Caden Resich. What is the most difficult thing about rock climbing? I think the most...