Dig Pink volleyball match will raise money for breast cancer research
As Palo Alto High School (15-3, 8-0) and Los Altos High School (13-11, 2-5) face off in a league match tonight at 6:45 p.m., the two volleyball teams will be battling a common opponent: breast cancer.
Cross country: New practices yield promising results
With coaches Davidson and Granville having a year under their belts, they are looking to turn it up another notch this year by challenging their runners to have even more rigorous practices.
Can you pass the freshman swim test?
For two long years, physical education students at Palo Alto High School have not been required to take the freshman swim test due to the... Read More
Outdoor sports, activities canceled indefinitely due to poor air quality
Due to the wildfires persisting in the North Bay, the Palo Alto Unified School District has ordered that all outdoor games and practices be canceled... Read More
Boys’ water polo falls to crosstown rival
As the fans shouted encouragements and showed their love for their team, both the Palo Alto High School and Gunn High School's boys' water polo teams shook hands and joked around while their coaches hugged and congratulated each other.
Verbatim: Who will win the World Series?
As the 162-game Major League Baseball season comes to a close, postseason baseball is just around the corner. With all six divisions clinched, the four wild card teams are ready to play for a spot in the divisional series. The wild card games are set for today and tomorrow, with the divisional series for both the American and National Leagues beginning Thursday. The San Francisco Giants (64-98) have the worst record in the National League and are out of playoff contention, and with football season kicking off, many Bay Area students aren’t too eager about this year's postseason baseball. Nonetheless, The Paly Voice went out to ask students to find out which playoff team truly runs October.
Boys’ water polo defeats Lynbrook in overtime
The Palo Alto High School boys’ water polo team (5-6, 4-3) defeated the Lynbrook High School Vikings (4-6, 2-5),11-8, on Tuesday afternoon at home in an thrilling overtime victory.
Preview: Football looks to secure first league win
Starting senior running back Paul Jackson III and junior quarterback Jackson Chryst will be on the sideline as the Palo Alto High School football team (0-4, 0-0) looks to kick off conference play with its first overall win during an away matchup against the Homestead High School Mustangs (1-3, 0-0) at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
Injuries plague football team, tough loss to Aragon
Injuries can force the greatest of teams to fall apart. Going into last night's game against the Aragon High School Dons (3-0, 0-0) the Vikings (0-4, 0-0) were short key offensive threats. Senior running backs Paul Jackson III and Sione Latu were unable to play due to injuries. Paly's luck quickly went from bad to terrible when an Aragon player stepped on junior starting quarterback Jackson Chryst's achilles, taking him out of the game at the end of the first quarter.
Richard-Valencia’s take on pregame rituals, Aragon football matchup
Whether it be the lucky, unwashed socks, or the black cleats that were worn when they made the game winning catch, many athletes have their own... Read More
Preview: Girls’ water polo looks forward to rivalry game at Gunn
The Palo Alto High School girls’ water polo team (3-6, 0-2) will take on crosstown rival Gunn High School (0-3, 0-0) at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Titan pool.
Volleyball to face Homestead in first home league game
After a rigorous preseason, the Palo Alto High School girls' volleyball team (8-3, 1-0) gears up to play Homestead High School (14-3, 1-0) for the first home league game this Thursday.