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Nike Hijab: For Underrepresented Athletes

Paulina Gonzalez, Reporter • May 22, 2017

Nike recently released a new product to add amongst their extensive selection of sportswear–the Nike Pro Hijab. The brand is sold on a global market and has set sights for a greater audience of female...

Sports Drinks Not the Best Option

Katie Jung, Reporter • May 22, 2017

The runner is racing toward the finish line and sweat is running down sunkissed skin. The crowd cheers as the race is completed in record time. A sports drink is immediately placed in the runner’s hand...

Sports vs. Virtual Sports

Caden Merrill, Reporter • May 22, 2017

Video games are a staple of today’s culture. They are a favorite pastime of children and teenagers of all ages and possess a strong presence in the entertainment and computer industries. Ironically,...

Goodbye Raiders

Kamran Curlin, Assistant Sports Editor • May 22, 2017

In the near future, Oakland will no longer be the home of the silver and black. Unfortunate for some and fortunate for a few, the Raiders will be leaving the Oakland Alameda Coliseum in favor of a planned...

CHS Mens’ Volleyball Switches Leagues

Ivana Estrada1, Reporter • May 22, 2017

The CHS Varsity Mens’ Volleyball team has recently changed leagues from the Pacific League to the Hacienda League and made the switch from division two to division three after having a rocky start to...

Rick Dutton Retires

Aubree Trask, Reporter • May 22, 2017

At the end of the 2017 school year, CHS Athletic Director and PE teacher Rick Dutton will be retiring. After working at CHS for 39 years, many are sad to see him go. Dutton has really enjoyed working here...

El Roble Teams Bring Olympic Style Racewalking to CHS

Eden Yu, Reporter • May 22, 2017

Racewalkers from El Roble stood on the CHS track on Sunday, March 26th, poised and ready to start their race. Students from the El Roble racewalking team went to CHS to participate in a Fun Racewalk, which...

The Legacy of America’s First Professional Black Quarterback

Paulina Gonzalez, Reporter • April 13, 2017

Bernie Custis, the first African American professional football quarterback, passed away on Feb. 28 and his legacy will be ingrained into American history forever. Custis began his career as the quarterback...

CHS Soccer Reflects on CIF Season

Kamrin Curlin, Assistant Sports Editor • April 13, 2017

Coming off the heels of a 2016 campaign that saw an 18-6-4 overall record, it is safe to say that the CHS Girls’ Varsity Soccer team had to meet lofty expectations. Flash forward to the end of the 2017...

Hockey: Underappreciated on West Coast

Caden Merrill, Reporter • April 13, 2017

Across the span of the sports universe, it is accurate to say that some sports receive more recognition than others. For example, soccer is wildly popular throughout the UK and South America, but has...

Dance Pirouettes Their Way to State

Aubree Trask, Reporter • April 13, 2017

Throughout March 24-25, Claremont High’s Award Winning Dance Team will be competing at the CADTD State Championships. So far, the team has had some tough competitions, but they are really looking forward...

Transgender Wrestler Sparks Controversy with Championship Win

Victoria Phan, Reporter • April 13, 2017

Mack Beggs raised his arms in a gesture of triumph as he emerged as the first transgender boy to win the University Interscholastic League (UIL) state girl’s wrestling championship in Texas. Following...

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