By: Jordan Park Website Manager The start of the LGHS soccer season is here, with finalized rosters, first practices, and early preseason games for both the girls’ and boys’ teams. The varsity […]
Girls’ soccer kicks off strong
Regretting You has successful release
by: Quinn Hathaway Media Editor A new movie adaptation from bestselling romance novelist Colleen Hoover hit theaters on Oct. 24. The popular novel, Regretting You, garnered so much love and attention when […]
Los Gatos Girls’ Tennis Team finishes a successful season
By: Kayla Mitchell Public Relations Manager The Los Gatos girls’ tennis team ended its season with an impressive run in the CCS Championship. The varsity team entered the final tournament of the […]
Basketball strongly begins
By: Kloe Adams Games Creator Falling leaves and frigid days only mean one thing: Los Gatos High School’s basketball season is back. Last season, both Boys’ and Girls’ Varsity Basketball Teams demonstrated […]
LG field hockey ends dominant season with CCS title
By: Tanya Chang Sports Editor The Los Gatos High School field hockey team wrapped up its most remarkable season yet, finishing third in the state and claiming first place in Central Coast […]
Girls’ volleyball concludes
By: Britt Melinauskas National/World Editor The Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Team has officially ended their season reaching several milestones and accomplishing various goals. Head coach Nicole Ciari, along with assistant coaches Josh Lyngar […]
Sideline’s sequel captivates audiences
by: Kayla Mitchell PR Manager Following the success of last November’s breakout film Sidelined: QB and Me, Tubi released the highly anticipated sequel, Sideline: Intercepted, on Thanksgiving. After the Wattpad-originated romance exploded […]
POM: Antonio Rodriguez moves to ASU for wrestling
By: Megan Saul Editor-in-Chief Having spent his whole life on the mat, senior Antonio Rodriguez is continuing his wrestling career next year as a Sun Devil at Arizona State University (ASU). After […]
Zootopia 2 warms hearts
by: Siyona Singhal Humor Editor Spoilers ahead for Zootopia 2 After nine long years, Zootopia 2, the long-awaited sequel to Zootopia, has come out, and it’s safe to say that it has […]
Frankenstein receives mixed criticism
by: Julia Valencia Opinion Editor Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel first introduced the story of Frankenstein, and since then, countless creatives have adapted and recreated their own renditions. Most recently, Guillermo del Toro, […]
Gloege encourages the pursuit of global and local travel
By: Noah Gloege National/World Editor Many people spend their lives within a small, certain radius, returning to the same places over and over without expanding their horizons. Visiting more unknown places, whether […]
New “It” series hooks viewers
by: Chloe Wilson Culture Editor A new television adaptation of Stephen King’s novel It premiered on Oct. 26, and, like its predecessors, features the antagonist, Pennywise. These movies were all variations of […]
Anand encourages destigmatizing cultural practices
By: Advika Anand Graphics Editor Eating is one of the most universal parts of the human experience. It bridges cultural gaps, connects families, and carries traditions from one generation to the next. […]
Wilde shares love for Wicked 2
by: Jane Wilde Humor Editor Warning: Spoilers On Nov. 21, the highly anticipated Wicked For Good was released. Within its first week of release, the film has already made nearly 400 million […]
Decrease corn overconsumption
By: Abby Coven News Editor Around the holidays, it’s customary to enjoy dishes like cornbread, corn pudding, and corn casserole. While prominent in these recipes, corn is an ingredient that sneaks into […]