By Atharava Pandey Courtesy j. Natividad Los Gatos Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse has excelled against their current opponents. They have won memorable games, such as against Christopher High School, where the Wildcats led […]
By Hayley Strahs Courtesy L. Sinclair As their seasons come to a close, winter guard and winter percussion are putting their all into the final few weeks of competition. On Mar. 1, […]
By Britt Melinauskas On Mar. 4, the LGHS softball team faced its first non-league opponent, Archbishop Mitty, where both the varsity and JV teams experienced tough losses. The varsity team lost 0-2, […]
By Isabella Langner On Feb. 24, the LGHS Boys’ Varsity Volleyball team hosted their first non-league game against Archbishop Mitty. Following the match, they played Saint Francis and Branham. Both of these […]
By Rory Zeman As the NBA enters the final stretch of its season, teams are making final pushes to rise up in the standings as far as possible. Furthermore, multiple races between […]
By Margo Rawlings As the alpine skiing season comes to a close, the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) Alpine Ski World Cup Finals are fast approaching. This year, Sun Valley, Idaho […]
By Quinn Hathaway On Mar. 11, the Manchester United leadership team unveiled plans to build a new stadium and released photos detailing the possible structure. Old Trafford, the current stadium, has been […]
By Fuyu Banno The LGHS badminton team started off the season strong with a win against Los Altos and with top players on the team ranking 10th place at the annual Gunn […]
By Kayla Mitchell tryouts officially over, the Los Gatos Boys’ Tennis Team has begun to compete in its first matches of the year. The season started off slow, with tough weather delaying […]
By: Hayley Strahs News Editor I collect enamel pins and have been for nearly years. Similar to watching a short video or pulling a slot machine, buying new pins gives me the […]
By Chloe Wilson As Women’s March Madness commences, the opportunity of winning a national title looks largely. Star players like JuJu Watkins (University of Southern California), Paige Bueckers (University of Connecticut), and […]
By: Margo Rawlings Editor-in-Chief For decades, congressmen have unjustly economically benefited from insider knowledge undisclosed to the US public. In 2012, Congress passed the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act, which […]
By Katie Nelson LGHS Swim and Dive teams continue to find success in league competition as they enter the second half of the regular season. Swimming had their first home meets against […]
By: Kat Littfin News Editor President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Jan. 20 marked a shift in the United States’s international economic policy as he rolled out long-awaited heightened tariffs on China, Canada, […]
By: Ainsley Northrop Editor-in-Chief In 2022, California voters approved Proposition 28: The Arts and Music in Schools Funding Guarantee and Accountability Act. Now, in light of California’s two billion dollar budget deficit, […]