The Tigers won the opportunity through a lottery hosted by Halo Classic, which grants Southern California high school baseball teams an opportunity to play a regular season game at Angel Stadium. To commemorate the event, the team chose to have an all-senior pitching line up.
Boys’ volleyball lost to Flintridge Prep on Friday, March 7. The Tigers will next face St. Francis at home on Tuesday, March 11 at 6:30 p.m.
Baseball played in the Halo Classic at Angel Stadium and won 8-6. Volleyball slid past Bellflower in the fifth set, while tennis bested St. Francis 15-3. See the full summary here.
The Tigers defended an early lead against the Bellflower Buccaneers, nearly losing it all but regaining their composure to win the final set of the explosive game.
TikTok’s brief ban was lifted after President Trump delayed the deadline for ByteDance to sell, sparking debate over free speech and national security.
South Pasadena started their game strong on Tuesday, March 4, but El Rancho overtook the team in the seventh inning, resulting in a loss.
ASB organized a blood drive with the Huntington Hospital, allowing SPHS students to donate blood on Thursday, Feb. 20.
The SPHS varsity track and field team put on an impressive display at the Rio Hondo/Pacific League Challenge on Saturday, March 1. Competing against several other schools, the team showcased their speed, endurance, and strength across numerous events.
The Tiger Photogs’ favorite shots from the month of February.
Multiple Tiger athletes finished top 10 at the distance-only meet.
Education Support Services (ESS) aided SPUSD in their search for a new superintendent on Tuesday, Feb. 18.
At the beginning of January, many residents took shelter in the Pasadena Convention Center due to the L.A. fires.
All five winter sports, led by senior captains, qualified for CIF Southern Section playoffs. Girls’ basketball, boys’ basketball, and boys’ soccer placed first in the Rio Hondo League, and girls’ soccer and girls’ water polo placed third.
Tiger explored the inflatable exhibits and imaginative art pieces of the Los Angeles Balloon Museum. The experience lasts until March 16 and is one of four locations displaying artists’ abstract takes on society.
Stories by Gavin Bartolome, Christianne Duley, & Owen HouStaff Writers Photos by Emiko Essmiller, Zoe Chen, Sunny (Sunhye) Choi, Madeline Madrigal, & Mac ShropshirePhotography Editor, & Staff Photographers Powerpuff Assembly leads up to 2025 Powerpuff Game ASB hosted the annual Powerpuff Assembly on Friday, Feb. 21, encouraging students to attend the flag football Powerpuff Game the same […]
