As a member of the golf team, I can confirm that the season is starting off strong. After the first couple of practices, the golf team is looking promising and has a lot of skill from old and new players.
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Whether they’re performing at a pep rally or a football game, it’s hard to miss the cheer team in action. Though it took time to recover from their COVID-mandated hiatus, the cheer team is finally...
Four students at Woodside officially committed to play their designated sports at the collegiate level on National Signing Day, February 1.
Football player Andrew Nordgren committed to the University...
With eighteen states across the U.S. banning trans-women and girls from playing on school sports teams, the question of providing equal opportunities to all, no matter gender, is often debated throughout...
Boys soccer is halfway through their league season with their last league game being on February 10th. Currently, varsity boys soccer sits at a 2-2 league record while junior varsity maintains a 3-0-1...
This year the girl's basketball team has been looking promising with a record of 3-1 with their most recent game resulting in a win over El Camino HS. The junior varsity girl's basketball team most recently...
With the start of winter sports comes the co-ed wrestling team, under the leadership of first-year head coach Dan Peterson.
Last year wrestling reached new heights, with former senior AJ Richter becoming...
With a league win under their belt after last year's season, the girl’s varsity soccer team is looking forward to matching this record despite losing eight seniors.
After falling short to Archbishop...
The clock ticks down with only a few seconds left in the game. Sweat droplets dot the floor and the sound of squeaking shoes fills the air. Players cling to the last moments, hoping to make that final...
After a close win against Westmoor during their senior night, girl’s varsity volleyball closes the season in high spirits, with only a few games remaining.
Currently, varsity volleyball has 6 wins...
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