Sports

  • NPHS boys’ golf team aces the 2026 season

    NPHS boys’ golf team aces the 2026 season

    In the 2026 season, players on NPHS’ boys’ golf team have returned with more experience and a sense of self-motivation and connection. With a roster of many upperclassmen and a stronger commitment to practice outside of school, the team has seen noticeable improvement with an overall record of nine wins, three losses and zero…

  • Women’s boxing class encounters success

    Women’s boxing class encounters success

    The thud of gloves hitting punching bags echoes across the gym, mixing with quick footsteps and the instructor’s calls. An atmosphere of energy fills the air as boxers learn and encourage each other. On April 4, the very first women’s-only boxing class took place at 805 MMA, a combat sports gym located in Thousand…

  • Betting takes the fun out of sports

    Sports are supposed to be about competition, hard work and passion. Recently, though, it feels like something else has started to take over people’s minds: sports betting. What used to be about enjoyment has turned into constantly checking odds and payouts. It is changing the way people experience sports, and not for the better.…

  • Agoura Hills hosts 38th annual Great Race

    Agoura Hills hosts 38th annual Great Race

    On April 11, the 38th annual edition of the NatureMade Great Race of Agoura Hills, previously known as The Dole Race of Agoura Hills, was held. Originally beginning as a fundraiser for community elementary schools in 1986, the purpose of The Great Race was to support the schools, celebrate fitness and create a sense…

  • Girls’ lacrosse success goes beyond the scoreboard

    Girls’ lacrosse success goes beyond the scoreboard

    On April 22, the Newbury Park girls’ varsity lacrosse team wrapped up its 2026 spring season. Their overall record, including non-league games, was 13-6 with nine regular-season wins and only three losses. The team has been practicing to improve this season, not only on the field, but also off the field through team bonding…

  • The Dodgers are not ruining baseball

    The Dodgers are not ruining baseball

    Following a victory in the 2025 World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers are ready for a potential historical three-peat as the Major League Baseball [MLB] season kicks off. After years of disappointment and failure to get it done on the big stage, the Dodgers are finally the team to beat. But with winning, someone…

  • Field event athletes bound and launch to new heights

    Field event athletes bound and launch to new heights

    Track and field is associated by many with the sound of the starting pistol, a rush of adrenaline as the race begins and the celebration as a runner crosses the finish line. Fans in the stadium watch these events on the track, but surrounding it, field events involving throws and jumps take place. On…

  • Students elevate their days with local hiking

    Students elevate their days with local hiking

    As warmer months are starting to approach, spending time outdoors is critical for not only our health or happiness, but also our understanding of the world around us. To feel the rocky textures beneath your feet as you progress up a mountain’s trail, simultaneously admiring the lush greenery around is a great way to…

  • NPHS swim team splashes into morning practice

    NPHS swim team splashes into morning practice

    At 6 a.m., Newbury Park High School [NPHS] swimmers find solace during their morning practices every Tuesday and Thursday.  Juliet Schohn, senior, is in her third year on the NPHS swim team. “It really started off my day on the right foot [and] I felt super energized. It is always difficult to get in…

  • Seahawks unsurprisingly dominate Patriots in Super Bowl LX

    Seahawks unsurprisingly dominate Patriots in Super Bowl LX

    Super Bowl LX, contrary to a captivating National Football League season that precluded it, was one of the dullest products in recent memory. In a matchup that featured a quarterback who was one vote away from being the MVP and a wide receiver who had a record-shattering season worthy of “Offensive Player of the…