Vikings narrowly defeat Titans in first rivalry match Maxwell Zhang and Kevin O’Brien January 16, 2024
Boys’ soccer edges out Gunn in close game Maxwell Zhang, Ketan Altekar-Okazaki, and Kasmira Lada January 27, 2023
Viking football faces possible elimination against Spartans tonight Maxwell Zhang, Ketan Altekar-Okazaki, and Carissa Tsui October 21, 2022
Volleyball comeback leads to victory against Gunn Maxwell Zhang, Ketan Altekar-Okazaki, and Daniel Garepis-Holland September 20, 2022
Rival game against Gunn ends in chaos Ketan Altekar-Okazaki, Leena Hussein, and Maxwell Zhang September 10, 2022
Gunn narrowly defeats boys’ basketball in huge upset Jonathan Chen, Avi Srinivasan, and Benjamin Grimes February 7, 2022
Boys’ water polo: Vikings collapse to Gunn in rivalry match Avi Srinivasan and Benjamin Grimes May 24, 2021
![Palo Alto High School Viking junior small forward Jorell Clark attempts a layup while two Henry M. Gunn High School Titan defenders attempt to block the shot Saturday night during a crosstown rivalry match. The Vikings edged out the Titans, 62-57, in a game that nearly saw a comeback by the Titans in the fourth quarter. According to Vikings head coach Jeff LaMere, the team’s effort in their practices leading up to this game really showed in their performance. “Our guys really played hard,” LaMere said. “Hats off to Gunn [the Titans] because that was a great high school basketball game. They have very good players who can make tough shots.”](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/img_0013_720.png)
![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)
![Senior small forward Matt Corrigan defends against a Titan guard in a home game against Gunn on Saturday. The Vikings narrowly lost to a buzzer beater, 31-33. According to senior point guard Max Bonnstetter, the tough loss served as motivation for the team to continue to improve. "I'm proud of my team," Bonnstetter said. "But we're taking this [loss] and we're really gonna remember this and use it as motivation."](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/palygunn-07-900x666.jpg)
![Senior Siddhartha Sahasrabuddhe prepares to pass the ball during the Viking's rivalry game against Gunn Saturday. Although the team lost, 7-10, head coach Ethan Look said he wants to come out stronger for the last few games of the season. "We just got two games left here for finishing out the rest of our league," Look said. "[We have] Wilcox on Tuesday and Los Gatos for senior night, and we'd like to win both and just finish strong on that note, playing the last two games with this group. So we want to give it everything we got."](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/DSC_0127-900x527.jpeg)
