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Girls’ volleyball destroys Blair 25-5, 25-10, 25-14
View ArticleGirls’ volleyball played skillfully and wiped out Blair in a brief 40-minute 3-0 match.
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Cross country shines at annual Woodbridge Invitational Meet
View ArticleThe South Pasadena Tigers raced against hundreds of schools at the Woodbridge Cross Country Classic.
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Photo gallery: Girls volleyball sweeps Temple City, preserves undefeated league record
View ArticleSouth Pasadena’s coordination choked in the third set; however, the Tigers were far enough ahead to take the match regardless.
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Football fails to control Grizzlies in overwhelming battle
View ArticleFootball lost 7-21 against Golden Valley on Friday, Sept. 13.
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Cross country starts season strong at Pacific-Rio Hondo Challenge
View ArticleSouth Pasadena took second at the Pacific-Rio Hondo Challenge with a standout performance.
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LAC+USC Medical Center delivers presentation on reducing youth access to tobacco to City Council
View ArticleThe medical center provided the council with information on the effects of tobacco products and the tobacco retail environment in South Pasadena.
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SPUSD misses opportunity with historic arts education bill, but there is still time to make it right
View ArticleProp 28 funds must supplement, not supplant.
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Football overcomes neck-and-neck battle against Falcons
View ArticleOn Sept. 6, South Pasadena battled Crescenta Valley, winning 29-23.
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Girls volleyball defeated 0-3 by Crescenta Valley
View ArticleAlthough the Tigers played with spirit, they were ultimately swept by Crescenta Valley.
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Football seizes victory against Arcadia in a defensive match
View ArticleThe Tigers sped up in the second half to secure victory against the Apaches, 21-6.
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Photo of the month: August
View ArticleThe Tiger Photog’s favorite photos from the month of August.
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Boys water polo almost makes comeback but loses to Muir
View ArticleDespite a strong effort, the Tigers were unable to catch up to the Mustangs and lost 9-13.
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Girls volleyball’s spirits remain high after 2-3 loss to Flintridge Sacred Heart
View ArticleThe Tigers played fiercely, losing the first two sets but making a comeback to win the next two. They eventually fell to Flintridge in the fifth set.
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California Department of Insurance presents Sustainable Insurance Strategy to City Council
View ArticleThe insurance department unveils a new strategy to increase insurance coverage in wildfire-prone areas.
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ASB hosts SAC assembly to start off the new school year
View ArticleThe annual assembly featured new Commissioner of Assemblies Zachary Lee abandoning the stage, class competitions, and an introduction to the new band director of SPHS.