The gym was silent on Tuesday night, as the Spartans took on the Saratoga Falcons in a rematch of a tournament game earlier in the season. Normally, the Sixth Man Club fights to encourage the home team,...
Playing in the third game of their preseason yesterday, the girls varsity soccer team kept their winning ways alive, beating Aptos 2-0. The team, who won CCS last year, has high hopes for the season and...
PRO: Long distance relationships are worth it
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In August, my girlfriend of a year and a half went to college. Dating a girl a year older than me, I had understood from the start that this...
After a 5th place finish in league with a 6-8 record and an overall record of 17-16, the Mountain View Spartans earned the 7th seed in Division II CCS playoffs and the right to play at home. On Wednesday,...
After a series of what seemed to be fairytale rallies, the Spartans clawed, scratched, and found themselves back in the game with a score of 13-14. The tension in the gym during the ensuing rally was suffocating. The fans who had been booming the entire game bit their tongues, flinching at every touch of the ball. After what seemed like an eternity, the Spartans smashed down a point to tie the game at 14-14. The gym erupted.
“We got the job done and that’s what matters,” said Anthony Chen, head coach of the girls varsity volleyball team.
“We didn’t play as well as we could have,” senior Becky Slattery admitted....
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