Daniel Garepis-Holland, Managing Editor
Daniel Garepis-Holland (Class of 2023) joined the Voice his sophomore year. He covers school board news, local politics, housing, COVID-19, and other local news, as well as soccer and other sports. In his free time, he enjoys competing in debate, hanging out with friends, drinking boba, shopping and watching Arsenal play. (COYG!)
![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 hadnt 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)
![Viking senior striker Nadav Sternheim fights for the ball at midfield during the varsity soccer match on Wednesday against the Gunn High School Titans. Despite the Titans dominating in possession throughout the game, the Vikings capitalized on a few key mistakes by the Titans and scored in crucial moments. According to Titan head coach Vava Marques, the players from both teams were excited about this match due to the prominent cross-town rivalry. We were looking forward to this game, Marques said. They [Paly] even have their own trophy for this matchup. I think the overall atmosphere was awesome. (Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/907A5623-900x600.jpg)
![Palo Alto High School students evacuate their classrooms and head towards the football field after a fire alarm on Wednesday morning. [[ABCD caption missing B for background]] Junior Giada Parigi reported that the volume of the fire alarm caused an atmosphere of confusion. It [the fire alarm] seemed much louder than it has been in the past, so no one could really hear what was going on, she said. Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland.](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/IMG_3397-900x676.jpeg)
