Skip to Main Content
  • The Vault: New Art Gallery Opening This Friday @ Lunch in Upper Quad by D and J Building!
  • Urinetown Musical This Week on Wednesday to Saturday - Buy Tickets on the SJHHS Theatre Arts Website!
  • OC National College Fair on February 16th!
  • Stallion Showcase - February 8! Mark Your Calenders!
The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express

The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express

The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express

CAPS AND GOWNS: The class of 2025 are looking forward to June 5th: Graduation Day. But, not all seniors are graduating in June. Several students have chosen to graduate early in December, as they want to get a head start on their futures.

Grand Ambitions, Bright Futures, and Early Graduations

Reese Whitehead, Staff Writer October 7, 2024

The SJHHS class of 2025 has their minds fixed on a daunting yet life changing moment: graduation.  Although this is a goal for all, some have flourishing plans focused on the intention of graduating...

Coach Michael Welter is thrilled for another day of practice at San Juan Hills full of polishing stick work, pushing players out of their comfort zone, and a chance to recognize room for improvement.  The Stallions continue to practice and prepare for their upcoming season in the spring.

USA Lacrosse Announces the 2024 Coaches of the Year

Victoria Hernandez, Staff Writer October 7, 2024

USA Lacrosse announces the Coaches of the Year for the 2024 season.  The selection of coaches from various regions are awarded for representing the core values of lacrosse. The award's objective is...

The girls flag football team attended the 2nd annual girls flag football invitational tournament, hosted by the Chargers and Oakley. The stallions were 1 of 16 top teams across Southern California and made it to the final 8 during the two-day tournament.

Girls Flag Football Team Joins Chargers Oakley Invitational Tournament

Sofia Bello, Arts & Entertainment Editor September 25, 2024

After winning the Nike 11-on tournament in June hosted by the Chargers, SJHHS Girls Flag Football returned to play at the 2nd inaugural Chargers Flag Football Championship with Oakley this past August.  These...

Implemented due to the recent heat wave, a thermometer is located on the Badlands field to measure the air temperature. This is to ensure student athletes are not at risk while practicing their sport. If the thermometer drops down to the black zone (temperatures above 92.1), practice cancellations are mandatory.

Intense Heat Wave Disrupts School Sports

Sydney Hogancamp, Sports Editor September 20, 2024

As the California sun continues to blaze, high school athletes have found themselves in a heated struggle.  The extreme heat has posed difficult challenges from rescheduled games to health risks, leaving...

The graphic depicts the disparity in salaries between men and women sports. Social, political, and economic factors all contribute to the way women sports are perceived. Women have begun to earn more money through promotional endeavors and endorsements, rather than from their actual salaries.

Women’s Sports Thrive but Unequal Pay Continues

Sydney Hogancamp, Feature Editor May 13, 2024

Breaking barriers and shattering stereotypes, women’s sports are on the rise, captivating audiences and inspiring a new generation of athletes. In the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympics, there will be an...

Pitcher Drew Nelson (11) delivers the ball to home plate towards the Aliso Niguel high school batter. Nelson played a pivotal role in the Stallion championship caliber pitching staff in 2024.

After 17 Years, Stallion Baseball are Champions

Joaquin Serrato, Sports Editor May 1, 2024

In the rafters of the Woodlands, almost every Stallion Sports program has a league or state banner hung up. One sport that has been around since the school's founding in 2007 has had to be patient. After...

Gage Schroeter (10), Gwyn Lyon (10) and Ethan Howard (12) hold the hardware they won proudly at Oceanside. Schroeter and Howard won in Longboard competition while Lyon won in both the Longboard and Shortboard.

Surf Team are the Best in the Golden State, Again

Sydney Hogancamp and Joaquin Serrato April 26, 2024

The Surf Team dominated once again, this time at the Oceanside Pier, defending their 2022 and 2023 titles. The Stallions captured the 2024 Scholastic Surf Series D2 High School Surf Team State Championship....

Hosted at the Los Angeles Chargers headquarters, Jamie Maggio, Katie Sylvan, Kavita Dhillon, Ashley Kirby, and Megan Julian, join together to discuss their experiences and insight for young women who are looking to pursue a career in the sports industry.

More Than Just a Game for Women: A Career Game-Changer

Sydney Hogancamp, Feature Editor April 8, 2024

The National Football League (NFL) have positioned themselves to change the game of gender equality. National Women’s History Month allowed many football teams in the league to get involved.  The...

Shohei Ohtani’s name is written in traditional Japanese kanji which takes the palace of the iconic Dodgers cursive word logo. Instead of a baseball at the top of the logo, a dollar sign is there to symbolize alleged gambling.

Ohtani’s Road of Stardom Hits a Detour of Controversy

Joaquin Serrato, Sports Editor March 29, 2024

Oshu, Los Angeles and Anaheim. These three cities are subject to earthquakes as they all find themselves within the pacific ring of fire. Aside from geological and tectonic relations, they are also connected...

Down at the Lowlands, the batting cage beside the softball field is under construction. Coach Tyler Deshon has begun the process of the cage structure, with the desire to give his players another tool to add to their training.

Diamonds in the Rough

Joaquin Serrato, Sports Editor March 22, 2024

Chalk lines, sunflower seeds, rakes scratching dirt and the smell of green leaf volatiles signify that Spring is in season. On school grounds there are two ball fields: one for baseball and the other...

Rowing Towards Success: Harvard and the University of Washington

Maureen Pike, News Editor March 13, 2024

Two Stallions are set to attend top NCAA Division I universities for an atypical Southern California sport. Keira Cox (12) and Chloe Sorensen (12) are taking their rowing careers to the collegiate level....

Illustration demonstrates the chance taken when gambling on a sport. Some make profit, others lose it.

Risky Bets: The Hidden World of Sports Gambling

Sydney Hogancamp, Feature Editor March 6, 2024

In life people are forced to take chances. Chances teach people to limit testing lessons and change the trajectory of their lives. Some people watch sports games for entertainment, others watch sports...

Load More Stories
Donate to The Express
$50
$800
Contributed
Our Goal