Junior Triathlete Plays It All
March 18, 2010 • Andrew Murray
Filed under Sports
For some students, playing a sport at school on top of a large workload is daunting. However, Garrett Krstich, junior manages to play three varsity sports while taking on academic challenges. “I have a lot to do. Sometimes I want to give up, but my teammates keep me going.” Krstich said. As of this... Read more »
Football Coach Darrin Brown Resigns
March 9, 2010 • Hunter Vurbeff
Filed under Sports, Sports Center
In an email to staff, Darrin Brown, Head Coach of The Varsity football team has stepped down from the position he has held for 10 years. “After 19 years as a football coach and 10 years of serving as head football coach at La Costa Canyon High School, I have decided to retire from coaching at this... Read more »
Buth Goes All In
March 4, 2010 • DP Bullington
Filed under Sports
Dwayne Buth, teacher and wrestling coach, made an appearance on national TV at the PokerStars.net Million Dollar Challenge Poker Tournament this past December. The tournament was hosted by Fox TV and PokerStars.net. The winner of the Million Dollar Challenge would win $1,000,000. But first, they would... Read more »
10K Participants at Carlsbad Marathon
March 4, 2010 • Andrew Murray
Filed under Sports
After eighteen years, The Tri-City Medical Center Carlsbad Marathon and Half is still staying strong as over 10,000 participants completed the half and full Carlsbad Marathon. “It’s inspiring to see the joy on the people’s faces,” Rudy Novothy, marathon announcer, said. “For us to reach out... Read more »
Boys Come Up Just Short— Girls Don’t Disappoint in White Out Game
February 26, 2010 • Sean Bentley
Filed under Sports
Any game against the rival Torrey Pines Falcons is exciting, but the boys basketball “White Out” game surpassed all expectations. The game ended in dramatic fashion. Everyone in the standing room only crowd was up on their feet. With 1:35 left on the clock, our school’s team was up 47-46 in a regular... Read more »
Week as a Wrestler: Day 1
January 20, 2010 • DP Bullington
Filed under Blogs, Sports
My first day at wrestling practice was harder than I expected. I haven’t worked that hard since Hell Week for football season my sophomore year. I attended the Junior Varsity practice. Dwayne Buth, head coach of the wrestling program, advised that Varsity would simply be too hard for a beginner... Read more »
Students and Teachers Play Manhunt
December 25, 2009
Filed under News, Sports, Top Stories
Over 100 students from various schools and five teachers participated in a game of Manhunt on Dec. 20. This was the second Manhunt involving teachers this year. Manhunt is a game of tag involving runners and chasers. The object of the game is to get from point A to point B without getting tagged or tagging... Read more »
Students Participate in Breast Cancer Walk
December 23, 2009
Filed under News, Sports
Blaire Bender, Kelsey Stout, Lauren LaBar, Megan Lax, Heather Ullrich, Shaina Torgerson, and Lauren McBride participated in the Breast Cancer three-day, a 60-mile walk that raises money for cancer research. In order to be involved with the walk, each participant must raise a minimum of $2300. This... Read more »
Tudor Awarded Scholarship to Penn
November 11, 2009 • Erica Turnbull
Filed under Sports, Sports Center
Reid Tudor, senior, was accepted to the University of Pennsylvania in September. Penn is known to be a highly regarded academic school as they require high GPA’s among acceptance. In addition to being a stellar athlete, Tudor’s high GPA and lacrosse success gave him the edge to being accepted. Tudor... Read more »
Kendall Polan Earns a Place at Yale
November 11, 2009 • Reina Garcia
Filed under Sports, Sports Center
While most high school seniors are just getting adjusted to the rhythm of their last year on campus, Kendall Polan has big plans for her future. Imagine beginning your senior year already being committed for volleyball to the third best college in the nation, Yale University. Most seniors are stressing... Read more »
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