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.
The Mountain View High School athletic department recently welcomed a new trainer, Jeremiah "EJ" Amaku. His impressive experience training and doing other types of physical strengthening totals to six...
The energetic presence emanating from fans, players and coaches alike at Tuesday’s boys varsity water polo game spoke volumes of the time-honored rivalry between the combating Mountain View and Los...
“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....
The lady Spartans squared off against Santa Clara in an intense water polo match this Tuesday. Photos courtesy of Sophie Natan, Liz Yoon and Grant Wineman.
Palo Alto 3, Mountain View 1
Hoping to bounce back from their defeat on Tuesday against Los Gatos, the girls volleyball team came into their game Thursday night with one goal in mind: to upset first place...
How long have you been running?
"I've been running all my life, but I've only been running competitively for 3 and a half years, all with MV cross country and track."
What inspires you to run?
"I'm inspired...
The Oracle interviewed Ken Wilner, the new cross country coach, on his first impressions of MVHS, plans for the season, and more.
Oracle: How are you liking Mountain View High School so far?
Coach Ken...
The Mountain View Varsity Girls Water Polo team came into their game tuesday
afternoon hoping to get a victory against a struggling Cupertino team, but they did much
more than that. The Spartans destroyed the Pioneers in fashion with a victory of 16-0
that left a distraught Cupertino team wondering whether they were in the right league.
The Oracle sat down with varsity girls volleyball player, senior Becky Slattery, to find out more about her volleyball career. Slattery has been a valuable asset to the MVHS varsity team since her freshman year, and is expected to have another successful season this fall.
The Mountain View High School Boys Varsity Water Polo team is ready to dominate the competition this season, with big expectations from new and returning players and the brand new Olympic-size pool.
On...
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