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The Student News Site of Palo Alto High School

The Paly Voice
The Student News Site of Palo Alto High School

The Paly Voice
Senior Josh Wilde watches as Principal Brent Kline gives an announcement during todays PRIME. This announcement details sanctions and guidelines for good sportsmanship, in anticipation of Fridays Homecoming game. According to senior Caden Domingo, the video was a step in the right direction. I thought it wasnt extremely necessary, Domingo said. But it was good to get updated on what is happening and a good reminder for what could happen if this kind of behavior continues.

Principal announces sports regulations

Ash Mehta and Avi Srinivasan
September 28, 2022
Players, coaches excited for beginning of football season

Players, coaches excited for beginning of football season

Avi Srinivasan, Benjamin Grimes, and Leena Hussein
August 23, 2022
Boys volleyball beats Los Altos

Boys’ volleyball beats Los Altos

Anna Ghereghlou, Saachi Nagar, and Avi Srinivasan
May 2, 2022
Sophomore Beau Revenough runs down the field during the Viking’s home game against Archbishop Mitty on Saturday. The Vikings attempted to make a comeback in the second quarter but lost, 4-16. The team blames the loss on communication and mental blocks. “We made a lot of mistakes,” says Beau Revenaugh. “As soon as they started, we kind of let the game get to our heads.”

Varsity boys’ lacrosse loses opener to Archbishop Mitty

Kat Farrell and Saanvi Garg
March 1, 2022
Football captain Chase to play for Div. l school

Football captain Chase to play for Div. l school

Leena Hussein and Benjamin Grimes
February 23, 2022
Sophomores Tyler Wong and Alaap Nair wait in line for their Covid-19 test which is on Palo Alto High School’s campus every Wednesday. With Superintendent Don Austins’s statement on the Palo Alto Online, saying he will be shocked if high school athletes make it through the season, “Of course Im nervous about it because of how fast everything is happening,” Wong said. “Basketball has already had a game cancelled and there will be more problems we run into.”

Verbatim: Athletes, P.E. teachers reflect on Omicron’s impact on school sports

Maia Johnsson, Senior Staff Writer
February 9, 2022
Senior shooting guard Matt Corrigan sinks a three-pointer during the first quarter against the Cupertino Pioneers at home, where the Vikings won, 53-31. According to Head Coach Jeff LaMere, the Vikings’ defense was key to their victory. “we were able to score off our defense — we got deflections, [and] we got steals,” LaMere said. (Photo: Jonathan Chen)

Boys’ basketball dominates Cupertino

Jonathan Chen and Arthur Wu
January 28, 2022
Palo Alto High School junior Josh Wilde goes head to head with his opponent during the Vikings 51-17 loss to Fremont Tuesday at home. Head coach Jon Kessler said the team is going to continue training after this loss. “Were gonna get back into the practice room tomorrow and were gonna work hard,” Kessler said. (Photo: Jonathan Chen)

Wrestling falls to Fremont in first home dual

Jonathan Chen and Avi Srinivasan
January 13, 2022
Boys Basketball topples Overfelt in first game of season

Boys’ Basketball topples Overfelt in first game of season

Avi Srinivasan, Jonathan Chen, and Benjamin Grimes
December 1, 2021
Recruitment in a pandemic: athletes perspective on college sports recruitment

Recruitment in a pandemic: athletes’ perspective on college sports recruitment

Ori Gal and Tara Kapoor
March 26, 2021
Seniors eat lunch on the senior deck at Palo Alto High School after students returned to school for the first time this school year. Students will now be allowed to leave campus for lunch and prep periods after Santa Clara County entered the orange tier following the continued decrease in COVID-19 cases. Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland

Move to orange tier means open campus, increased indoor capacity

Daniel Garepis-Holland, Managing Editor
March 24, 2021
Junior Iris Li returns a shot from her oppononent during the Vikings home game against Monta Vista High School on Tuesday. Although the Vikings lost 5-2, Coach Andy Harader said he was pleased with the team’s performance as a whole. ”Im happy with the results,” Harader said. ”I mean I know we didnt win, but everybody had fun and I some improvement all the way around. ... So nothing not to like about that.” Photo: Avi Srinivasan

Girls’ tennis loses to Monta Vista in rematch

Avi Srinivasan, Managing Editor
March 17, 2021
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