Fall Sports CIF
November 19, 2019
Football Varsity Football has an overall record of 6 wins and 3 losses and conference record of 6 wins and 2 losses. The team qualified for CIF but sadly lost to the first seed Chaffey High in the first round. Cross-Country Varsity Boys’ league record of 60 wins and 0 losses Varsity Girls’ league record of 58 wins and 2 losses Both t...
Mysteries with Meghan: The Deceptive Duality of CHS’ Coaching
Meghan Mason, Reporter
November 19, 2019
Here at The Wolfpacket, committed investigative reporters work day and night to solve mysteries that have perplexed CHS students for years. This month, The Wolfpacket investigates a question that is always in the back of athletes’ minds: why do coaches act the way they do, and how can they be both...
Mrs. Castillo: The Only Female PE Teacher, Now Making CHS History
Ady Bolinger, Reporter
November 18, 2019
For the first time in CHS history, CHS has only one female PE teacher: Coach Rosalinda Castillo. With all of the responsibility of the girls’ locker room resting on Castillo’s shoulders, extra stress for Brenda Moore (the beloved CHS proctor), and the safety of the girls in the locker room in question,...
Mr. Pettibone: Beloved Physics Teacher and Dedicated Marathoner
Stephen Nazareth, Reporter
November 18, 2019
Many students know Ryan Pettibone as a physics teacher on campus, but outside of the classroom he is an avid runner. Pettibone frequently participates in and trains for marathons. On Nov. 9, he competed in the Revel Big Bear Marathon, which takes participants over a scenic route through the San Bernardino...
An Overview of Football’s Modern NFL
Jaiden Curlin, Editor
September 26, 2019
Nothing is more within the modern American tradition than watching and playing football. For at least the past 50 years, American football has been a constant of entertainment and joy for the American People. No matter how bad things may be, whether it be the economy, politics, or weather disasters,...
Wolfpack Football for Their First Win
Trinity Forsyth, Reporter
September 26, 2019
Friday the 13th has always been said to give bad luck, but the football game that night said otherwise. With a full moon overhead and the band’s music filling their ears, the crowd watched in excitement as Pomona and Claremont entered the field. Just as the first quarter started, Claremont scored...
New Room: Prehab and Rehab
Hana Hashioka, Reporter
September 26, 2019
While most students think athletic training rooms are only for icing and taping, here at CHS, the athletic training room is so much more. CHS’s athletic trainer, Jonathan Snapp, has brought more than bags of ice and tape to our campus. Now in his second year at CHS, some of the highest quality equipment...
Which Sports Should Qualify For A Letterman’s Jacket?
September 24, 2019
Pro Letterman jackets are regarded as a symbol of personal achievement for athletes who compete in traditional sports, such as football, baseball, soccer, and water polo. Who is to say that marching band, colorguard, and even the debate team do not deserve a letterman jacket as much as the other, more co...
2018 USA Swimming Nationals Recap
Toby Jackson, Contributing reporter
November 14, 2018
From July 25-29, the 2018 USA Swimming National Championships were held this past summer in Irvine, CA, and the excitement was top-notch. With multiple US open, American, meet records, and a world record, the swimmers definitely put on a show. This was the most prestigious domestic event this year. With ...
Coach Clark Dribbles into the CHS Girls Basketball Program
CASEY SHOULTZ, reporter
November 5, 2018
This year, CHS has introduced a new coach to the Wolfpack family—say hello to new basketball coach, Dylan Clark. Clark has experience with both playing basketball and coaching. “I have always been around that intellect, and have been coaching basketball since I was young,” Clark said. Clark...
Baseball and Softball Teams Left Without Coaches
November 5, 2018
Over the past couple of years, both the baseball and softball teams have experienced turmoil in their respective coaching departments, leaving many questions unanswered for their players and fans. However, this year provides a much more daunting hurdle that both teams must face: having no coaches for...
Does Caffeine Really Give You Supreme Athletic Ability?
ELIE SCHWARTZ, reporter
November 5, 2018
Caffeine is adored by many and despised by others. Some people cannot live without it, and others consider it to be one of the most dangerous drugs on the market. Caffeine affects the body in physiological ways. It physically increases blood pressure, heart rate, and muscle breakdown. Chemically, caffeine...