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Jack Collins (11) practices for an upcoming competition by trying out some new tricks at San Clemente Pier. In his free time Collins loves to surf at Uppers and Churches, but frequently surfs breaks near the Pier.

Underclassmen Grasp Leadership Roles on Surf Team

Ethan Clarke, Staff Writer October 7, 2016

SJHHS’s four-time state champion surf team looks to steal another victory this year, however, this season will be a bit different. Last year, many of the team's top surfers were seniors and graduated,...

The Guardian Cap, the technology put in place by SJHHSs football program, will prove beneficial to the players safety and, hopefully, prevent concussions from occuring in the future.

Concussion Safety: It’s a Headache

Gavin Aitken, Boys Sports Co-Editor October 7, 2016

In the past decade, there has been notable public outrage aimed towards the NFL’s concussion protocol, stemming from the multiple cases of former NFL players committing suicide due to their NFL careers...

New Quarterback Doug Jackson (11) throws to Wide Receiver Cayden McCluskey (12) for the completion in the 36-29 victory against Dos Pueblos. The Stallions are now  2-0 in season and play tonight against Capo. Photo by Payton Hardin.

Stallions Start Year With New Quarterback

Rafa Alcala, Staff Writer September 11, 2016

SJHHS' new starting varsity quarterback, Doug Jackson, is leading the football team as a junior this year. Jackson transferred to SJHHS in his sophomore year from San Clemente High School. He said...

SJHHS Students Anticipate NFL Rams Coming to Los Angeles

SJHHS Students Anticipate NFL Rams Coming to Los Angeles

Mia N. Jones, Girls Sports Editor September 9, 2016

After 22 long years, the NFL football team, the Rams, have finally returned to their longest-standing home, Los Angeles. Local frustration with recent unsuccessful NFL seasons have many people more than...

Arial view of the school showing where the practice field would move.

Baseball Could See New Practice Field if Proposed Bond Makes it on Ballot

Bill Kaiser, Newspaper Adviser July 28, 2016

A new baseball practice field could be in the future for SJHHS as well as other upgrades if the school board votes to place a bond measure on the Nov. ballot and if voters approve it. The $889 million...

Riley Glenn (12) of the baseball team fires a fast ball at the Trabuco Hills batter, part of a strong effort towards their second loss to the Mustangs. While placing only 3rd in Sea View League, the team was still able to acquire a spot in the CIF-SS Playoffs.

A Season of Firsts

May 20, 2016

Throughout these few developing years, SJHHS has mostly shown athletic promise in popular sports that attract a plethora of players and fans that give the support needed to grow and succeed, such as football...

Stallions’ Baseball Perseveres Through Roller-Coaster Season; But Lose in First Round of CIF

Jimmy Burns, Sports Editor May 11, 2016

Stallions' baseball season came to an end Thursday with a 4-3 nail-bitter 11th inning loss, but claimed 3rd place in league and earned a legitimate spot in playoffs. But let's see how the boys got there. The...

This years Spring Captains, (from Left to Right) Kelly Settineri (12) from Softball, Tori Powers (12) from Track and Field, Hannah Minsky (12) from Lacrosse, Keller Brown (12) from Volleyball, and Nathan Brawner (12) from Baseball, know just what it takes to be a true captain.  To captains like those at San Juan Hills, a posiitve and onvolved team leader is necessary to build and continue successful programs, which is what makes SJHHS sports so unique.

Captains: Leaders On and Off the Field

Gavin Aitken, Staff Writer April 1, 2016

In sports, the margins between winning and losing can often be defined by the amount sheer willpower of the teams. When two teams of equal skill match up, it will almost always be the team that is willing...

Midfielder Taylor Austin (10) firmly stands her ground against San Clementes Shay Heft (10) as she drives to goal, contributing towards the 12-10 win.  The Stallions are headed into a great season, with a 9-1 overall record.

SJHHS Girls Lacrosse Gets Their Big Shot

Abbey Bostic, Staff Writer March 23, 2016

San Juan Hills girls lacrosse has exceeded expectations this season, rising to the top in the rankings with an 9-1 season so far.  The team’s captains believe their team has grown immensely since their...

(From left to right)  Jack McCarthy (12) signed with Oregon State University to major in Economics for Baseball. Emily Lichty signed with California State University San Marcos to major in Mathematics for Women’s Golf. Cambria Greer (12) signed with University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada to major in Pre Medicine for Women’s Water Polo. Shayna Larson (12) signed with Cal Poly Pomona to major in Civil Engineering for Girls Soccer. Marissa Cordero (12) signed with Cal State Fullerton to major in Business and play Girls Soccer. Grace Dalo (12) signed with Concordia University in Irvine to major in Business and play Girls Soccer. Isabella Angotti-Jones signed with Concordia University, Irvine to major in Education and play Girls Soccer. Kelly Settineri (12) signed with Newberry College (South Carolina) NCAA Division 2 to major in Education and play softball.

Future College Stars Sign Letters of Intent

Gavin Aitken, Staff Writer February 5, 2016

  National Letter of Intent Signing Day took place on February 3rd, where nine SJHHS athletes officially accepted athletic scholarships from several universities throughout the country. Girls...

Boys Basketball Fights For Survival

Boys Basketball Fights For Survival

Rafael Alcala, Staff Writer December 16, 2015

The Boys Basketball team opened up their season on November 30th with a new head coach and a new future. Last Friday, the stallions suffered their first home loss despite a strong second half appearance...

STALLIONS COMMIT: Emily Lichty (12) and Jaq McCarthy (12) sport their lettermen jackets in show of Stallion pride and rejoice in their commitment to continue their sports in college.

Players Taking Their Game to College

Kaela Lawson, Senior News Editor December 16, 2015

Emily Lichty (12) and Jaq McCarthy (12) have both committed to playing golf and baseball at the college level. As her senior year was approaching, Emily Lichty  knew that golf was something she wanted...

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