During the Knight Games on Oct. 30, students in Menlo athletics pods competed against each other in a friendly skills competition. For each sport represented at the event, every pod selected several student-athletes to participate. Staff photo: Chase Hurwitz. (Chase Hurwitz)
During the Knight Games on Oct. 30, students in Menlo athletics pods competed against each other in a friendly skills competition. For each sport represented at the event, every pod selected several student-athletes to participate. Staff photo: Chase Hurwitz.

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Video: Athletics Pods Compete in Knight Games

Lexi Friesel, Chase Hurwitz, and Laura Artandi

November 13, 2020

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Lexi Friesel, Social Media Director
 

Number of years in the Coat of Arms: 3.


Favorite aspect of journalism: getting to see my community from a new perspective.


Interests outside of school: lacrosse, photography, lifting weights, reading, watching sports, spending time with friends and family.


Grade: 11.

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Chase Hurwitz, Sports Editor
 

Number of years in the Coat of Arms: 4.


Favorite aspect of journalism: My favorite journalism moments happen when I'm interviewing someone, and all of a sudden, they say something completely random and crazy. In those moments, you have to think on your feet and dig into a topic you didn't anticipate discussing.


Interests outside of school: baseball, chess, weightlifting, reading, surfing, hiking,


Grade: 12.

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Laura Artandi, Arts & Lifestyle Editor
 

Number of years in the Coat of Arms: 3.


Favorite aspect of journalism: being able to elevate student voices. I love writing and editing stories about people who don’t typically get the spotlight and hearing them share their perspectives and views.


Interests outside of school: piano, mock trial, soccer.


Grade: 11.

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