The moment the whistle blows, student trainer June Tau (‘26) sprints onto the field to assist the fallen athlete, mind and heart racing. She nervously says a silent prayer to herself as she runs through all of the worst-case scenarios of what could...
You cling to the rock, arms burning, muscles aching and heart pounding. Every movement is careful, concise and strategic. For many Paly students, that is what makes rock climbing so enticing and enjoyable. Rock climbing has become one of the fastest...
The crack of the bat had once been music to Willem Madwed’s ears, but after constant injuries – the sound of the bat changed. Now it just reminds him of years of frustration, pent up from sitting out because of injuries. Sidelined in the dugout with...
Palo Alto Boys Basketball lost 41-71 to Milpitas on January 13th. The Vikings previous three game win streak went down in flames, as they suffered their...
Paly Girls Basketball overcame Gunderson in a dominant win at home on Monday, 12/8. The final score was 63-25 in favor of the Vikings. The team looked...
Palo Alto girls soccer continued their 4-4-1 season with a 0-3 defeat against Homestead on Thursday night. According to senior Reyes Aronson, despite their...
Knee injuries are one of the most common setbacks for high school athletes, often impacting far more than just playing time. For junior Ella Hoy, a basketball...
Just last weekend, Stanford’s Avery Aquatic Center—just minutes away from Paly’s home pool—hosted the annual Men’s NCAA Water Polo championship...
As the college football regular season comes to an end, there is no shortage of drama across the country. In Oxford, Mississippi, playoff lock Ole Miss...
The Paly Vikings had a strong season, going 11-7-1 and outscoring their opponents 54-33. They finished the season at third place in the El Camino League and advanced to new...
