Menlo’s varsity baseball team fell to the Burlingame High School Panthers 5-4 at home in their final pre-league game on Saturday.
Sophomore Jack Freehill...
During her last block of the day on Tuesday, Nov. 28, junior Ari Kaufman noticed several missed calls from members of the varsity girls soccer team. “I...
Asher Darling, Assistant Sports Editor March 8, 2024
The Menlo boys varsity golf team fell to Sacred Heart Prep 205-197 on Thursday, Mar. 7. The team's record now stands at 2-2 on the season. At Menlo’s...
When junior basketball player Karen Xin sits down on her couch and grabs the remote to watch sports, she’s met with the scene of male athletes soaking...
Few students spend 12 hours a week pedaling alongside teammates for six consecutive days, each session lasting two to four hours. But for sophomore Reid...
Menlo’s varsity boys soccer team fell to Los Gatos in the Division II CCS semifinals on Wednesday, Feb. 21. After the teams were tied 3-3 in regulation,...
There was action from the opening whistle of the boys varsity soccer game against rival Sacred Heart Prep on Friday, Jan. 12 when senior Eric Schmidtke...
Asher Darling, Assistant Sports Editor February 26, 2024
Menlo’s varsity boys basketball team was narrowly defeated 57-52 in the CCS Division IV final at Mission College by No. 1 seed Carmel on Saturday, Feb....
Asher Darling, Assistant Sports Editor February 14, 2024
Growing up as a USC fan, Menlo alum Jaden Richarson (‘20) always dreamed of playing at the Los Angeles Coliseum for the Trojans. On Jan. 2, 2024 Richardson...
No double faults, no shots out of the lines and no shots to the net. In not losing a single point during her two-set match against Harker in early October,...
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