By Noah Miyamae Assoc. Sports Editor Photo by Matthew Scholtz Junior Molly Feldmeth has enticed crowds since her first high school game. She has been a part of the varsity volleyball team for three years, and a major factor in the team’s CIF runs in the past two seasons. Feldmeth plays a crucial role in […]
Player Profile: Kieran Press-Reynolds
By Isabel Barbera Assoc. Opinion Editor Photo by Thomas Forman South Pasadena cross country coach Joe Soto can often be heard reciting his signature motto: “Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.” While runners may roll their eyes at this repetitive lesson, it does in fact hold some truth. For the past two […]
Jung Su’s Views: Bouncing Back From Hardship
This article is from Tiger Newspaper’s September 2015 issue By Jung Su Park Sports Editor The most important aspect of going through a disheartening experience is gaining valuable lessons that enable the use of the challenge as a stepping stone to reach something greater. Victorious with a dominating score of 21-3 in the Rio Hondo League […]
Girls’ Volleyball Cruises Past Div. 1 La Salle in Straight Sets
This article is from Tiger Newspaper’s September 2015 issue By Riley Segal Staff Writer Photo by Matt Scholtz The girls’ volleyball team beat the La Salle Lancers on the road in three sets yesterday, with scores of 25-22, 25-23, and 25-16. The Lancers, a Division 1AA team, provided a challenge to South Pas, but the Tigers came out on top. […]
Girls’ volleyball showcases strong performances in Ayala Volleyball Tournament
By Riley Segal Staff Writer Photo by Matt Scholtz The girls’ volleyball showcased strong performances in the Ayala Volleyball Tournament, which spanned over Friday, October 9 and Saturday, October 10. The tournament was based in the Claremont area, and it does not count towards the Tiger team’s overall and league record. After going undefeated on […]
Boys’ Water Polo Looks Stout Heading into League Action
This article is from Tiger Newspaper’s September 2015 issue By Nick Michael Staff Writer Photo by Stephanie Kim The varsity boys’ water polo team played five games in two days over the weekend in the Los Altos Water Polo Tournament. The boys won three of the five, and finished in sixth place out of the 32 teams that entered the tournament. […]
Cross Country Gears up for League Race
This article is from Tiger Newspaper’s September 2015 issue By Isabel Barbera Staff Writer Photo by Hana Tyska Boys and girls’ cross country kicked off its season on Friday, September 18 with a successful first race at the Woodbridge Invitational in Orange County Great Park. There, the boys took 5th out of 22 in their divison, and the girls took […]
Girls’ Golf Emerges as Powerhouse
This article is from Tiger Newspaper’s September 2015 issue By Kevin Park Staff Writer Photo by Tucker Judkins After leaving with an effortless win last Tuesday against the Azusa Aztecs, girls’ golf capped its fourth straight win this Tuesday with a victory against the Alhambra Moors. The Tigers’ record now stands at 4-0 overall and […]
Football Continues to Impress During Preseason
This article is from Tiger Newspaper’s September 2015 issue By Ryan Nakamura Staff Writer Photo by Tucker Judkins The football team is confident in finishing its preseason undefeated, as the Tigers currently stand at a record of 3-0 after Friday’s 51-21 win against the Glendale Nitros. Everything went as planned for the Tigers on Friday, […]
Girls’ Tennis Showcases Promising Season
This article is from Tiger Newspaper’s September 2015 issue By Noah Miyamae Staff Writer Photo by Brian Kojima The varsity girls’ tennis team has exceeded expectations throughout preseason play. Most recently, the girls were victorious at Schurr High School, topping the Spartans on Tuesday, September 22, by a score of 14-4. This game provides an […]
Player Profile: Michael Partida
This article is from Tiger Newspaper’s September 2015 issue By Alex Nakagawa Online Managing Editor Photo by Tucker Judkins Senior Michael Partida’s father introduced Michael to the sport of football at the age of four. However, basketball was surprisingly Partida’s favorite sport throughout his childhood. Even so, Partida’s natural ability to throw the football growing […]
Football completes statement win with 36-0 shutout of La Cañada
By Ryan Nakamura Staff Writer Photos by Tucker Judkins The South Pasadena football team closed out their Rio Hondo League opener against school rival La Cañada in a 36-0 blowout on Friday, October 9. With the team having only two home games this season, the team celebrated senior night, which saw off 15 players before […]
Girls’ volleyball convincingly tops Monrovia to win three straight in league
By Riley Segal Staff Writer Photos by Matt Scholtz The girls’ volleyball team defeated Monrovia High School at home on Thursday, October 8 for their third league game. The Wildcats were beaten in three sets, with scores of 25-20, 25-17, and 25-12, pushing the Tigers’ league record to 3-0, and 10-1 overall. The Tigers and […]
Girls’ golf defeats Alhambra with standout performances
By Kevin Park Staff Writer Photo by Tucker Judkins The South Pasadena varsity girls’ golf team has won four straight with a successful 201-246 victory at home against the Alhambra Moors on Thursday, October 8. With Thursday’s win, the squad has swept the season series against the Moors while increasing its overall record to 7-1 […]
Girls’ tennis asserts dominance versus Monrovia with 18-0 victory
By Noah Miyamae Assoc. Sports Editor Photos by Thomas Forman The girls’ varsity tennis team defeated Monrovia at home in blowout fashion by a score of 18-0 on Thursday, October 8. This grand performance gives the Tigers a 2-2 record in Rio Hondo League play and 8-2-1 overall. It was apparent from the first set […]
Boys’ water polo cruises past Monrovia to establish perfect 2-0 league record
By Nick Michael Assoc. News Editor Photos by Stephanie Kim The boys’ varsity water polo team strongly outperformed the Monrovia Wildcats at home on Thursday, October 8, winning by a score of 18-6. Coming into the game, the Tigers knew that Monrovia was a weak opponent. The Wildcats failed to win a single game in […]