Vikings triumph over Eagles with extra ‘Breaking Down the Walls’ crowd Nathan Jiang and Alex Chang January 29, 2024
Boys’ basketball falls to Bellarmine in CCS semifinals Maxwell Zhang, Ketan Altekar-Okazaki, and Nathan Jiang February 25, 2023
Vikings narrowly lose to Los Gatos Wildcats in buzzer-beater ending Ketan Altekar-Okazaki, Nathan Jiang, and Kat Farrell February 4, 2023
Girls’ basketball narrowly beats Sacred Heart Cathedral at CCS Jonathan Chen, Benjamin Grimes, and Avi Srinivasan February 25, 2022
Boys’ basketball defeats Mountain View, advances in playoffs Malia Wanderer, Arohi Bhattacharya, and Emily Yun February 29, 2020
Huge win for girls’ varsity basketball at CCS quarterfinals Arohi Bhattacharya and Emily Yun February 27, 2020
Paly girls’ varsity basketball: season recap and preparation for CCS Arohi Bhattacharya and Emily Yun February 22, 2020
Boys’ basketball remains undefeated in league with senior night win Malia Wanderer and Arohi Bhattacharya February 10, 2020
Boys’ basketball defeats rival Los Gatos with strong defense Malia Wanderer, Sports Editor February 2, 2020
![Viking senior Isaiah Phillips pushes past Cougar defender in the first round of the Central Coast Sectionals Tuesday night in a home game against the Evergreen Valley Cougars. According to Viking assistant coach Jim Bitler, the team's success is driven by their dedication and unity. "The kids that we have at this basketball program [and] their willingness to sacrifice and compete at a real high level and come together as a team," Bitler said. "It’s been really special to watch."](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/IMG_8010-1200x754.jpg)
![Trying to weave his way through defenders, sophomore Jorell Clark dribbles down the court last Wednesday at Palo Alto High School. The Vikings lost to the Wildcats 34-36 after a desperate shot from Los Gatos barely made it in before the game ended. According to the Wildcats' Head Coach Nick Ward, his team knew that they didn’t perform well in the beginning, but also that they had enough time to turn it around. “We knew we hadn't played our best [during the first half], but we knew we had an additional 16 minutes to play,” Ward said. “Our guys came out and did a really good job executing starting third quarter really gave us a boost to get going. In the end, we made a couple plays and the game came out positive for us.” (Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/jorellclark-e1675496306396-900x619.jpeg)
