On Your Mark: Acting out of bounds
Adele Bonomi, Sports Editor
February 14, 2020
Legends may never die but, in this case, interest in a sexual assault lawsuit certainly did. When Kobe Bryant, the Los Angeles Lakers star player and National Basketball Association icon, died on Jan. 26 in a helicopter crash with eight others, including his 13-year-old daughter Gianna, fans paid tri...
Community mourns basketball legend
Grace Krumplitsch and Paige Retajczyk
January 27, 2020
WEB EXCLUSIVE Many members of the athletic and school community alike joined the rest of the world in mourning the death of NBA superstar Kobe Bryant, who tragically died in a fatal helicopter crash on Sunday, by posting tributes on social media and sharing the impact his career had on their lives....
Tip off: If the shoe isn’t made to fit
Jordan Russell, Sports Editor
December 13, 2018
After receiving a letter from a young girl commenting on the absence of girls’ sizes for his signature shoe the Curry 5’s, Golden State Warriors basketball star Steph Curry is looking to make a few changes to his shoe line. Nine-year-old Riley Morrison crafted the letter with her father to highlight the fac...
Poor air quality from California fire impacts students and faculty
Gray Timberlake, Senior Reporter
November 15, 2018
WEB EXCLUSIVE Due to the unhealthy air quality index in the Bay Area caused by smoke from the Camp Fire in Butte County, winter sports teams have had improvised workouts this week, and school will not be in session tomorrow. The Camp Fire, which began at 6:30 a.m. on Nov. 8 on Camp Creek Road in Butt...
Award-winning poet visits campus
Madeline Thiara, Reporter
November 13, 2018
WEB EXCLUSIVE Poet and author Rowan Ricardo Phillips spoke to Convent & Stuart Hall students and faculty today about his writing career and experience as a sports journalist. “My main focus in the talk was to discuss and think about the importance of words and how words can create a bridge to ...
Winter sports commence
Madeline Thiara, Reporter
October 30, 2018
WEB EXCLUSIVE While fall sports volleyball and cross-country continue into championships, athletes began winter sports season yesterday with tryouts and preseason for soccer, basketball and wrestling. “Soccer has been the most popular winter sport in past years,” Athletics Director Elena DeSantis sa...
Soccer season moves to winter
Gabriella Vulakh, Web Editor
May 24, 2018
While most spring sports teams have put away their jerseys and equipment until next year, soccer will bring out its gear earlier than usual next year as the team moves to the winter season. “In general, almost all the soccer leagues are moving to the winter season so that there can be a state championship...
Loss motivates Knights for next season
Cece Giarman and Laura Mogannam
March 23, 2018
WEB EXCLUSIVE After a game filled with cheers and nail-biting moments from a crowd of over 400 Convent & Stuart Hall community members, the Stuart Hall Knights lost the 2018 CIF State Boys Basketball Championships 62 to 74, against Southern California's View Park Knights. “How a school or commun...
Student section cheers SHHS Knights
Claire Kosewic and Grace Ainslie
March 23, 2018
WEB EXCLUSIVE After an early lead by View Park, chants of “Defense!” and “I believe that we will win!” rang out from Section 113 of the Golden 1 Center as the Knights and Cubs cheered on their classmates. “I think it’s a great opportunity to support the boys and cheer them on,” fres...
Community sets off in spirit for state game
Cece Giarman, Web Editor
March 23, 2018
WEB EXCLUSIVE Filled with excitement and eagerness, Convent & Stuart Hall students boarded charter buses bound for Sacramento this morning to see the Stuart Hall Knights compete in the California Interscholastic Federation Division IV boys basketball state championship game. After their win last S...
Community rallies around Knights
Laura Mogannam, In-House Media Editor
March 23, 2018
Convent & Stuart Hall high school students and faculty will support the Knight’s varsity basketball team in preparation for their state championship against View Park Preparatory High School this afternoon. Members from both high schools bussed to the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento — the ...
Point of View: The real upset
Josephine Rozzelle, Sports Editor
March 22, 2018
Despite the $900 million March Madness income for the NCAA, the $1.5 million revenue CBS and Turner Broadcasting receives for each ad it sells during the tournament, and the $1.67 million each participating team is guaranteed no matter their success, college athletes — whose participation is the reason f...
Tabitha Parent, Senior Reporter
April 5, 2020 • No Comments
WEB EXCLUSIVE My addiction to my phone, while equally impressive and terrifying, is not an indicator of how much I actually enjoy technology. If I’m being honest, I don’t...
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