• CUSD Career Fair on March 24th From 5-7 p.m. at SJHHS.
  • ASB Elections on Wednesday, March 12.
  • SENIORS! Purchase Grad Night Tickets on Canvas Dashboard. Space is Limited!
  • Resume 101 Workshop in College & Career Center on Feb. 25th.
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
Ben Bartlett

Ben Bartlett, Sports Editor

Ben Bartlett is a junior at San Juan Hills and this will be his first year writing for The Express. He was on the baseball team his freshman and sophomore years of high school and is currently an offensive lineman on the football team. He enjoys weightlifting in his free time and is very interested in politics. He is excited to get started writing for The Express where he will be the sports editor.

All content by Ben Bartlett
San Juan Hills Head Athletic Trainer Micah Ohlen helps Senior Max Difilippo off the field following a knee injury. While Micah is certified himself, he is concerned about California's lack of a regulating and licensing body for Athletic Trainers.

California Lawmakers Consider Bill to License Athletic Trainers

Ben Bartlett, Sports Editor
April 19, 2020
What Super Tuesday Results Mean for 2020

What Super Tuesday Results Mean for 2020

Ben Bartlett, Sports Editor
March 5, 2020
Rules for the California Primary have been changed this year. These changes allow for more opportunities to vote with election day being expanded to eleven days. The primary has also been moved up to the ever important Super Tuesday on March 3rd.

California Primary Changes

Ben Bartlett, Sports Editor
February 28, 2020
Harper O'Loughlin (11) holds a piece of wood steady while Julia Raubolt (12) drills it in. These final touches on the cross sections add detail to the scaffolding on stage. After drilling, the scaffold was painted and given final checks before the show. Throughout Newsies, this scaffolding was used for all of the dance numbers in addition to its frequency in helping to make the sets. These sets are built during Mr.Pike’s fifth period stagecraft class at SJHHS.

[Photo] Newsies: Behind the Scenes

Ella Villar and Eva Smedeby
February 28, 2020
Thomas Pike works on the Newsies set in “the shop”. “The shop” is where all tools are kept and where all drilling and wood cutting is done. Mr. Pike was the technical director for Newsies and teaches stagecraft at SJHHS. He oversees all set productions and oversees that everyone stays safe near dangerous equipment. He will also be directing the upcoming SJHHS production Madea, premiering March 5th.

Harper O'Loughlin (11) holds a piece of wood steady while Julia Raubolt (12) drills it in. These final touches on the cross sections add detail to the scaffolding on stage. After drilling, the scaffold was painted and given final checks before the show. Throughout Newsies, this scaffolding was used for all of the dance numbers in addition to its frequency in helping to make the sets. These sets are built during Mr.Pike’s fifth period stagecraft class at SJHHS.

Presley Nicholson (11) collaborates with director Cambria Graff and backstage sound members during the mic check. During this time, backstage crew members were able to test the sound of the microphones, in order to find the perfect balance in volume. Behind Nicholson, actors wait their turn to test their microphones. In the production Nicholson played Katherine Plumber, a desperate journalist who writes the story of the “newsies”.

Harper O'Loughlin holds a piece of wood steady while Julia Raubolt drills it in. These final touches on the cross sections add detail to the scaffolding on stage. After drilling, the scaffold was painted and given final checks before the show. Throughout Newsies, this scaffolding was used for all of the dance numbers in addition to its frequency in helping to make the sets. These sets are built during Mr.Pike’s fifth period stagecraft class at SJHHS.

Jojo Rabbit is one of the Best Films of the Year

Jojo Rabbit is one of the Best Films of the Year

Ben Bartlett, Sports Editor
January 15, 2020
RIDING THE WAVES: Chris Matthews (10) smacks the lip with a pristine snap during a competition at the Ritz Carlton in Salt Creek, Laguna Niguel. Chris Matthews and the rest of the San Juan Hills High School surf team won this meet, helping them win a league title.

Surf Rips Into Another League Championship

Ben Bartlett, Sports Editor
December 13, 2019
Jonah Johnson (12) raises the CIF Championship Plaque in celebration with his teammates and coaches. The Stallion Football team took home the title on November 29 in a game against Loyola High School. They won the game 21-15, earning the school's first ever CIF championship in football.

Football Brings Home First CIF Championship in Stallion History

Ben Bartlett, Sports Editor
December 13, 2019
Joey Hobert (12) forces an incompletion against Great Oak. The Stallions went on to win 35-7, the start of a nine game winning streak.

Football Wins Second Straight League Championship

Ben Bartlett, Sports Editor
November 30, 2019
Link Crew held a freshman Halloween event on October 31. Freshman played festival themed games and earned candy to celebrate the holiday.

[Photo] Stallion Life November 18

Jack O’Connor, Photo Editor
November 18, 2019
California Passes Bill Allowing College Athletes to Earn Money

California Passes Bill Allowing College Athletes to Earn Money

Ben Bartlett, Sports Editor
October 20, 2019
Christine Bak-Boychuk, the club advisor, discusses the allocation of donated money with members of the Donate-A-Dance club.

[Photo] Donate-A-Dance Club Provides Dance Tickets to Students in Need

October 6, 2019
Brother Boberg speaks to students during early morning Seminary at SJHHS.

LDS Seminary Moves to Campus

Ben Bartlett and Grace Aitken
September 15, 2019
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