Baseball falls to Salesian 1–0 in preseason matchup
Baseball continues to stumble through their season, consistently losing by marginal leads. They let in one run during the first inning; no one scored for the remainder of the game.
Baseball continues to stumble through their season, consistently losing by marginal leads. They let in one run during the first inning; no one scored for the remainder of the game.
Story by Ethan KwakStaff Writer Illustration by Lanah KimDesign Editor The chasm has never been more distinct between those who “care” about literature and those who do not. This can be traced back to the sensibilities developed by the “L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E” poetry movement of the 1960s. These poets resisted the Confessional tradition by focusing on the materiality of […]
The game drew into a 10th inning after a 9-9 tie at the end of the ninth. An umpire passed out during the fourth due to the 90 degree heat.
The seniors’ offense became their Achilles’ heel, which the juniors wasted no time exploiting through an aggressive offense, allowing them to claim a one-sided victory.
The Powerpuff assembly built up school spirit for the Powerpuff game later that evening.
Picture a duck swimming in a pond: On the surface, the duck glides smoothly over the water. Below the surface, the duck is kicking furiously to stay afloat. Duck syndrome is a feeling experienced by individuals based on their own belief that their peers are near-effortlessly successful, the individual must work furiously to keep up with their peers, and the individual must hide how much they are struggling based on the self-belief that it should not be this hard for them.
Over 600 SPHS students raised their voices against ICE agents in the national Free America Walkout on Friday, Jan. 30.
The Speech and Debate program receives five ribbons for Impromptu and SPAR in Spring Novice Speech, a tournament with around 400 total competitors.
Coach Jaime Garcia was joined by three star players on this year’s boys varsity baseball team.
Tiger interviewed some of this year’s seniors for their best advice regarding the college application process. However, keep in mind that everyone has a unique experience. This Center spread is a guideline put together from what seniors said, but it is by no means a definitive timeline or a list that fits everyone. Use it as a guide, but not as an instruction set.
Story by Elia SongStaff Writer Photo by Mac ShropshireStaff Photographer The varsity girls water polo game began on Wednesday, Jan. 28 at 4:00 p.m. against the San Marino Titans. Although the Titans held victory at the end of the match, winning 10-4, the Tigers showed true determination and the outcome of working together as a […]
Tiger examines whether one can be friends with someone they fundamentally disagree with.
Excerpted from Tiger’s 2026 January print issue.
Appearing in our 2026 January print issue, Tiger highlights student musicians on SPHS campus.
Girls’ soccer froze at a critical point in the game, leading them to lose despite their efforts.
The annual community fundraiser, hosted by SPAMA, is once again donating 100 percent of proceeds to SPEF with their $10 Lesson Week in February.