The Broadview

Next steps in cheer

Insurance, uniforms, and looking into next year

Amelia Froyd-Kamrath, Senior Reporter • May 13, 2022

Stepping up to the sidelines–blue and red pom-poms in the air, bows adorned and skirts twirling–the cheer team makes their first appearance in their new uniforms since the creation of the team back...

Basketball preseason losses motivate change

Varsity basketball adjusts plays for future games.

Asha Khanna and Anna Doggett • January 5, 2017

Varsity basketball is looking to revamp and improve its plays after placing fourth in the Marin Academy Invitational Tournament this past weekend. “The goal of the year really have nothing to do with...

Volleyball and cross-country teams get a head start on tryouts, training

Fall sports teams get the ball rolling.

Alyssa Alvarez, Sports Editor • August 20, 2016

In anticipation for a game today and upcoming meets, volleyball and cross-country teams started racing through the city and spiking down on the hardwood during the early summer. Cross-country began...

Fitbit fuels competition

Faculty participate in four school-wide wellness challenge, utilize fitness tracking devices.

Grace Ainslie, Senior Reporter • May 18, 2016

Faculty members from each of the four schools and Central Services are competing with each other throughout the month of May as part of a Fitbit Challenge through the Wellness Program, designed to encourage...

Junior selected as league MVP

Soccer player elected by all coaches in Bay Counties League Central to receive award.

Alyssa Alvarez, Sports Editor • May 17, 2016

Junior Ally Arora has been playing soccer since kindergarten, so it’s no surprise that she took over the BCL Central League this season and won league MVP. Arora led the league in goals and assists...

Soccer players shoot for equal pay

Claire Kosewic, Senior Reporter • May 17, 2016

Female soccer players from the United States Women’s National Team made headlines for filing a wage discrimination complaint against the United States Soccer Federation, claiming they are not fairly...

Exercise method raises the barre

Ballet-type workouts provide low-impact exercise.

Halie Kim, Reporter • May 17, 2016

Athletes interested in a supplemental workout and teenagers looking for a low-impact exercise are increasingly turning to workouts that look more like a ballet class than a traditional routine. Created...

Badminton team regains victory after broken undefeated streak

India Thieriot, Assistant Copy Editor • April 12, 2016

The badminton team came back from a recent loss with a 4-1 win against Athenian High School in today’s game after breaking their undefeated streak in a game against University High School. The team...

Injuries that knee-d to be addressed

Knee problems required injured to find alternatives to workouts, sports and daily activities.

Asha Khanna, Senior Reporter • March 15, 2016

Climbing up the 10 flights of stairs from the Syufy Theatre to the Flood Mansion third floor is exhausting for most students, but for senior Cat Heinen, it literally is painful. “I have patellofemoral...

Setting the pace: Athletes break personal records

Multiple athletes break personal records.

Grace Ainslie , Senior Reporter • March 15, 2016

Track and field athletes set 29 personal records at the Sunset Invitational, their first meet of the year, on March 5. “I didn’t really know that I cut off that much time,” sophomore Caroline O’Connell,...

Soccer has striking start to season

India Thieriot, Assistant Copy Editor • March 15, 2016

After winning its second game this season, the soccer team has already beat last season’s record, and players hope to make it to the championships in their new league. The team plays in the Bay Counties...

Team captains congregate in leadership learning

Alyssa Alvarez, Sports Editor • March 2, 2016

Captains of Spring sports teams came together today to discuss leadership skills with the guidance of CHS Athletic Director Elena DeSantis. The Captain’s Counsel, a group comprised of captains of...