Girls’ basketball overwhelms Temple City 76-38 on Senior Night
Senior point guard Dylan Tse and junior shooting guard Kayla Boozer led the team to victory before a ceremony was held to recognize the class of ‘24 graduating seniors.
Senior point guard Dylan Tse and junior shooting guard Kayla Boozer led the team to victory before a ceremony was held to recognize the class of ‘24 graduating seniors.
The San Marino Titans built on a 1-0 lead to edge out the defending Tigers.
The Tigers took an early lead, showcasing strong offensive and defensive skills to win 90-21.
After a strong first two quarters, the Tigers’ lead slipped away, ending in a 10-5 defeat.
The Tiger photogs’ favorite photos from December.
Photos by Zoe Chen Staff Photographer & Staff Writer
The ASB Winter Assembly showcased the top three entries of the Winter Formal video competition, SPHS choir and orchestra performances, and the Winter Formal venue.
The boys’ basketball team won their first Rio Hondo League game against San Marino, beating the Titans with a score of 112-76.
Written by Zoe ChenStaff Writer Photo by Emiko EssmillerCo-Design Editor and Staff Photographer Girls’ basketball faced off against the San Marino Titans in their first Rio Hondo League game of the season. The Tigers dominated the court, and by halftime, it was no longer a question of if South Pasadena would win, but rather, by […]
The annual SPUSD Tiger Run took place on Saturday, Dec. 2 from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. The South Pasadena High School Booster Club hosted the event with the support of the Aztlan Athletics Foundation. The event aims to provide financial funding for athletic and extracurricular programs at the high school. Over 800 runners registered, which surpasses previous years’ participation numbers.
The Tiger Photogs’ favorite photos from November.
The annual winter concert showcased 64 student dancers in traditional and modern performances.
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