Golden State Warriors Sweep Portland Trail Blazers in NBA Playoffs
Cody Bowers, Staff Writer
May 24, 2019
It only took four games for the defending National Basketball Association (NBA) champions, the Golden State Warriors, to defeat the Portland Trail Blazers in the semifinals of the NBA playoffs.
NFL Draft Gives a Preview of the Upcoming Season
Cody Bowers, Staff Writer
May 16, 2019
Kyler Murray was selected in the first round with the first pick of the draft by the Arizona Cardinals. He played for the Oklahoma Sooners as a quarterback in college. Kyler was not only drafted for football, but was drafted during the 2018 MLB draft by the Oakland Athletics.
Finishing Line in Sight
Emma Hague and Delilah Gemello, Staff Writers
May 2, 2019
As the Woodside High School track season is coming to an end, the school celebrated its seniors' last Wednesday with a night dedicated to them, while runners and jumpers are heading off to the Pacific Athletic League (PAL) championship and varsity trials.
Tiger Woods: The Master’s Comeback
Cienna Cattaneo and Emma Kinder
April 25, 2019
Tiger Woods beat all odds to come back and win the Masters on Sunday after being sidelined for multiple years with injuries and bad luck.
Woodside Girls Lacrosse in the Bay Area
Alex Manuel, Staff Writer
April 9, 2019
Lacrosse is making a name for itself in the Bay Area, especially at Woodside High School. Primarily thought of as a preppy rich kid sport, lacrosse is becoming mainstream as it continues to gain popularity in public high schools. Personally, I have just started my fourth year playing for my high school’s team.
“I Can Do All Things…”
Emma Kinder, Staff Writer
April 9, 2019
Athletes at a young age are told they cannot be athletes and are not good at sports. As a freshman at Woodside High School and an athlete myself, as well as a reporter for the Woodside Paw Print, I have experienced the polar opposite.
High School Athletes Speak About Playing at the Next Level
Joseph King, Staff Writer
March 15, 2019
Six percent of high school Athletes get to play their sport competitively in college. Today, we’ll focus on the lives of a few high school athletes that are taking time to speak about playing at the next level.
Looks Can Be Deceiving
Emma Kinder, Staff Writer
March 5, 2019
Kids feel the need to put pressure on themselves due to their parents pressuring them to be successful.
Woodside Basketball: Still Off the Map
Noelia Arteaga, Sports Editor
February 4, 2019
The Woodside Boys’ Varsity Basketball team lost 36-65 against Sequoia High School in the last rivalry game of the year. The Woodside Girls’ Varsity Basketball team also lost this rivalry game, 48-26.
Soccer Slump
Emma Kinder, Staff Writer
December 20, 2018
The girls Varsity soccer team is off to a rough start, and with a 2-3-1 record, players are feeling the pressure to improve. “We are off to a rough start because our team consists of mostly freshman,” expressed Ella Driscoll, a player on the Varsity Woodside High School team. “So our team is r...
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The Amazon is reaching a dangerous tipping-point. Beyond this, the rainforest is unlikely to survive https://t.co/gMX1kWQx0D
BREAKING: A 5.0 magnitude temblor struck about 20 miles north of Ridgecrest Thursday afternoon, according to the U.S. Geological Survey https://t.co/ohhXEiVVj9
Milena Raeber and Emma Chiu, Guest Contributor and Copy Editor
March 8, 2019
Learn more facts about Woodside through four episodes of a student-versus-teacher trivia game!
Which Woodside Vending Machine Snack are You?
February 27, 2019
Which Song From “thank u, next” Are You?
February 10, 2019
Find out which of the 12 tracks from Ariana Grande's "thank u, next" album you're most like.
Noelia Arteaga, Holly Rusch, Leila Taherian, and Isabella Williams, Editors
March 17, 2019
Staff reporters discuss Shane Dawson's theory that Chuck E Cheese's pizza is recycled.