Photo by Thomas Forman Assoc. Photography Editor The varsity girls’ softball team fell to the Monrovia Wildcats at home on Tuesday, April 25 by a score of 6-4. South Pas showcased a strong performance early in game, and were only narrowly defeated towards the close by some key Wildcat plays. The girls fared much better […]
Boys’ Volleyball dominates La Cañada
Photos by Hana Tyszka The boys’ volleyball team was victorious against La Cañada on Tuesday, April 25, winning 3-0 with narrow margins at home. This victory follows the Tigers’ performance at a neutral tournament in Santa Barbara. Errors plagued the team throughout the lackluster match. South Pas mistakes and mis-hits kicked off the first set […]
South Pasadena Police continue the search for missing 5-year-old boy
Five-year-old Aramazd Andressian Jr. was officially reported missing on Saturday, April 22. His father was found unconscious next to his car around 6:30 AM for unknown reasons. Aramazd Andressian Sr., who was found in Arroyo Seco Park, and was scheduled to transfer the child to the mother this morning. After receiving this information from a […]
Baseball unable to score against San Marino
Photo by Thomas Forman Assoc. Photography Editor Varsity baseball suffered its third consecutive shutout loss on the road after falling to San Marino High School by a score of 9-0 on Friday, April 22. This loss comes after South Pas was blanked by Temple City (6-0) and La Cañada High Schools (7-0). With it, the […]
Swimming unable to capitalize against La Cañada
Photo by Kevin Huang Staff Photographer The Tigers swam in their last home meet of the season on Thursday, April 20 against La Cañada. The JV girls’ team won with a final score of 60-92, but both varsity teams lost. The JV boys lost by only two points with a final score of 77-75. Freshmen […]
Track sweeps Temple City in final home dual meet
Photo by Tiger Staff The varsity track teams claimed another straight victory over Temple City in their final home dual meet on Thursday, April 20. The girls defeated the Rams by a wide margin of 107-20, while the boys also won at a score of 80-47. Previous to the meet, coaches and athletes had worried […]
Baseball shutout by Temple City at home
Photo by Thomas Forman Assoc. Photography Editor Varsity baseball fell in its Tuesday home game against Temple City High School after being routed by the Rams in a final score of 6-0 on Tuesday, April 18. The Tigers now fall to last place in Rio Hondo League with an abysmal 1-5 league record. After coming […]
Swimming competes in Mt. SAC invitational
Photo by Kevin Huang Staff Photographer The Tigers’ swim team competed in the annual Mt. SAC invitational swim meet on Friday, April 14 and Saturday the 15th. Despite placing in the lower rankings of about thirty teams, the meet allowed many varsity swimmers to make personal progress. In one of the most powerful performances of […]
Senator Portantino discusses school start time bill in PCC Town Hall
State Senator Anthony J. Portantino hosted a town hall meeting Thursday for constituent discussion on his recent legislation, Senate Bill 328, regarding later school start times and student sleep deprivation. Portantino and the First District PTA invited several medical/education researchers for an informational presentation in PCC’s Creveling Lounge. SB 328, introduced in February, would require […]
Baseball shutout by La Cañada on the road
Photo by Matt Scholtz Photography Editor Varsity baseball suffered its fourth loss of the season after falling to the La Cañada Spartans by a score of 7-0 last Friday, April 14. Heading into the 7:00 matchup, many of the players were excited to be playing under the Friday Night Lights and entered the game with […]
Swimming defeats Temple City in three of four competition levels
Photos by Kevin Huang Staff Photographer The swim team conquered the Temple City Rams on Thursday, April 13. Both the girls and boys’ junior varsity teams won as well as the boys’ varsity team. The girls’ varsity team came in extremely close behind its opponents, losing by only ten points. The final score for the […]
Boys’ volleyball defeats rival San Marino in three sets
Photos by Hana Tyszka Senior Staff Photograper South Pasadena’s boys’ volleyball team beat San Marino on Tuesday, April 11, in the main gym, by a score of 26-21. The game commenced at 3:30 and began with the Tigers’ traditional spirit circle and intimidating yowls. Right off the bat, the Tigers showed superiority, scoring the first […]
Baseball defeats Eagle Rock
Written by Ryan Nakamura Staff Writer Photos by Thomas Forman Varsity baseball chalked up its seventh win of the season after defeating Eagle Rock High School at home by a score of 11-7 on Tuesday, April 11. Although the win did not count for league, South Pas was able to experiment with its lineup by […]
Club Profile: Feel Full
Photo by Luke Quezada Every month, students from SPHS leave the comfort of South Pasadena’s affluence and spend time in the most concentrated center for homelessness in the United States: Skid Row. Junior Madison Saito founded the Feel Full Club this year in order to help combat the homelessness epidemic by providing unique support to the […]
Mediators promote inclusivity at first TEDx event
Photo by Hana Tyskza Community members gathered in the SPHS library for the Peer Mediators’ first TEDx Salon on Saturday, March 25. High school staff and students engaged in a series of lectures and discussions on the theme “Expecting and Accepting”. The salon is a smaller version of the TEDx events, catering more to group […]
Beauty and the Beast is an uninspired but entertaining remake
3.5/ 5 stars Beauty and the Beast continues Disney’s trend of increased diversity and political relevance set by Zootopia and Moana in its box-office dominating debut. Though Beauty and the Beast conveys important and contemporary message in a beautifully shot film that stays true to the original, it proves to be a lackluster contribution to […]