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Division Dilemma

Molly Sullivan, Reporter December 12, 2025

Choosing between divisions when committing to college is one of an athlete’s biggest decisions; each path offers different advantages and disadvantages.  D1 colleges offer more competitive and athletic...

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The Sports Mom

Ivy Ruberg, Sports Editor December 12, 2025

The Sports Mom: an elusive creature primarily seen in the wild suburban ecosystem somewhere between the PTA meeting habitat and the minivan migration path. Recognizable by her trademark call “DRINK YOUR...

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Sweat, Study, Sleep… Repeat

Ethan Woo, Photo editor December 12, 2025

Sports are where you meet new friends, embrace new challenges, and create lifelong memories. However, playing a sport, especially during high school, takes a lot of commitment.  Some people have tight...

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Athletes Make The Most Out Of Social Media

Athletes Make The Most Out Of Social Media

Stella Gallai, Social Media/Reporter December 12, 2025

To stand out among their competition, many young athletes have had to become social media gurus. Today, a polished profile and clever self-marketing tactics are not just admired, but expected by coaches,...

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SNAP and so Much More:

SNAP and so Much More:

Summarizing the Government Shutdown
Ashlyn Matulic, Reporter November 7, 2025

 As of Nov. 6, 2025, the U.S. government has been shut down for over 4 weeks and counting starting on Oct.1. Here is what the citizens should know: Day 1: The shutdown began at midnight, resulting...

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LA Dodgers Winning Back-To-Back World Series

Sarah Fujinaga, Reporter/Social media November 7, 2025

With the 2025 MLB season coming to an end, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays made up one of the best World Series in history.  In Game 1 of the World Series, the Blue Jays took control....

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PVHS Welcomes Father-Son Coaches

PVHS Welcomes Father-Son Coaches

Owen Hardesty, Reporter November 7, 2025

With years of experience and visions for success, Coach Frank Salceda Sr. joined the PVHS basketball program this fall as interim head coach.  Now, with Greg Clark coming back as head coach, Salceda...

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Who’s Got It Hardest?

Who’s Got It Hardest?
Ivy Ruberg, Sports editor November 7, 2025

The debate over what sport is the hardest has gone on for years, and almost everyone seems to have a different opinion.  Some argue that the hardest sports demand the most endurance or physical strength,...

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Fantasy Sports Flaws

Alex Ioannou, Reporter November 7, 2025

Throughout the football season, millions of fans tune in to watch their favorite teams. But with the rise of fantasy sports, many fans now find themselves more invested in their favorite fantasy players...

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Time To Say Goodbye

Time To Say Goodbye

Stella Gallai, Reporter/Social media November 7, 2025

LeBron James has spent more than two decades redefining longevity in professional sports.  From his 2003 debut in Cleveland to his latest season leading the Los Angeles Lakers, James has remained an...

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Return of Rivalry Week

Return of Rivalry Week

Justin Whitehead, Reporter November 7, 2025

On Friday Oct. 21, Palos Verdes took on Mira Costa in their rivalry game. Rivalry week is always one of the most spirited weeks on campus, and this year was no different. Leading up to the game, there...

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A Trojan In The Making

A Trojan In The Making

Owen Hardesty, Reporter October 10, 2025

Palos Verdes Highschool’s very own Kai Van Scoyoc, a senior and University of Southern California baseball commit, began his baseball journey at just 5 years old.  Dedication, perseverance, and discipline...

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