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The story of San Juan as told by its students

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The story of San Juan as told by its students

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The story of San Juan as told by its students

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Established location in San Clemente, a student of the Togethership academy enters school where students can both focus on their academics and train for their sport. The new school serves junior high level athletes to help them take their sports career to the next level.

Sports Academy Provides a Constant Field Trip

Sydney Hogancamp, Sports Editor December 2, 2024

Located in San Clemente, the Togethership, is an independent private school designed for elite middle school student athletes. With sports being a popular activity for children, new schools are opening...

According to the National Institutes of Health, "Approximately 90% of student-athletes report sustaining an injury while participating in sports."  Student athletes often find a struggle prioritizing their own health for the performance of their sport.

The Final Whistle

Victoria Hernandez, Staff Writer November 17, 2024

The increase in severe injuries such as ACL tears are due to the rise in young athletes playing in highly competitive sports at an earlier age.  More than 400,000 ACL injuries in the United States occur...

Luke Frith (10) posing with coach Frith, head coach in football, who also happens to be his dad. There are harmful misconceptions of athletes who are related to their coaches thinking they get better treatment. In reality athletes who have a parent as their coach often get the shorter end of the stick.

Athletes Toss “Daddy Ball” Out of the Park

Reese Whitehead, staff writer November 17, 2024

Sports stand to be one of the most competitive fields in high school, a prominent variable that can lead to a strained team bond. This is often attributed to the introduction of “Daddy Ball,” a concept...

At the Battle of the Bell football game, Varsity Football’s offensive line charges at the opposing team, Tesoro Titans, to gain yardage towards a touchdown. The game ended in Stallion’s favor, 42-7. With an overall record of 10-1, the Stallions were league champions and are ranked #12 in California.

Varsity Football Advances to 2nd Round CIF

Cadence Henss, Staff Writer November 15, 2024

Varsity Football advanced to their 2nd round CIF game last week after defeating Beaumont 34-0 at home and facing Oak Christian in Westlake Village tonight. The win comes after the 10-1 team won the...

Lined up on the plate, Hudson Doss (11) is ready to swing. The boys baseball program held a world series baseball event and played against one another. Ultimately, ‘Team Kessler’ won the World Series title for the year.

The Stallion World Series

Brielle Lee, Staff member October 31, 2024

As the World Series comes around SJHHS’s baseball teams hosts their very own. Every year, the baseball team runs a world series tournament during the Major League Baseball (MLB) World Series season.  A...

Taking the victory in a 8-0 undefeated season, the girls flag football team reflects on the determination and hard work that got them there. Qualified for CIF the team cannot wait to continue playing.

Girls Flag Football Team Celebrates Undefeated Season Victory

Sofia Bello, Arts & Entertainment Editor October 20, 2024

In a season marked by determination and teamwork, the San Juan Hills High School Flag Football Team has achieved its primary goal of winning the league. With a 8-0 record, the team not only emerged as...

Being a student athlete working towards being a college athlete is time-consuming and challenging. The journey is challenging, but it is also rewarding in the end.

The Journey to Becoming a Collegiate Athlete

Audrey Tillotson, Staff Writer October 7, 2024

Only 7% of high school athletes go on to play a college sport in the United States.  Whether it is Division 1, 2, or 3, the level of play is high, and it takes a great deal of dedication to get there....

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...

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