On April 29, the varsity girls lacrosse team lost 9-4 against Archbishop Mitty on senior day. Despite a loss to Mitty earlier in the season, the team tried...
Last year, the Menlo varsity boys baseball team hardly had enough players to field a team. Other sports were pushed back to the spring due to COVID, which...
Early bird gets the worm
Before Menlo students are fighting for parking spots, before their morning Coffee Bar runs and before they even wake up, senior...
March Madness: many basketball games occurring throughout the country, often at the same time–the tournament is quite literally, madness. This 64-team...
Erica Fenyo, Assistant Sports Editor March 29, 2022
Menlo baseball rallied to beat Sacred Heart Prep after a slow start on March 24. The Knights had a rocky first inning, but their game came together in...
On March 8, the boys varsity lacrosse team matched up against De La Salle High School, which is known for their Lacrosse. De La Salle came out to Menlo...
Both the girls and boys basketball teams had very successful seasons. Although they came to an earlier finish than wanted for both, there were achievements...
Erica Fenyo, Assistant Sports Editor March 21, 2022
The Menlo boys tennis team came out victorious in the third annual Bay Area Classic tournament on March 11 and 12.
The Knights beat San Dieguito 7-0,...
Menlo's boys basketball team wouldn’t be in the successful position it is in this season without junior Will Eggemeier. For the whole season, he has...
Last fall, Jack Murad committed to play Division I water polo at Bucknell University.
Murad first started playing water polo when he was nine years...
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