Cupertino Field Hockey Wins Big at Longhorn Roundup
September 20, 2018
Filed under FALL SPORTS, SPORTS
On Saturday, Sept. 8, Cupertino High School’s field hockey team competed in the Longhorn Roundup hosted by Leigh High School. Cupertino triumphed over all four schools in their pool, taking home the “Varsity Pool Champion” plaque. The team’s exceptional performance allowed them to win 3 -...
The Benefits of Acupuncture Therapy for Athletes
June 18, 2018
Filed under SPORTS
As senior Aaron Ho described the feeling of having needles jabbed into his skin, he made the process sound surprisingly idyllic. After tearing a tendon in his knee, Ho eagerly tried out acupuncture at the request of his mother. Acupuncture is a form of Chinese medicine in which practitioners insert thin needl...
Cheer Decides Not to Attend Nationals
February 12, 2018
Filed under SPORTS
Cupertino School’s cheer team has been selected to compete in the annual USA Spirit Nationals taking place in Anaheim later this February after qualifying in countless regional competitions. Every year, hundreds of spirited high school cheerleading teams compete to place in the annual USA chee...
Helmet Game
Claire Warner, Tal Ashkenazi, and Sydney Liao
January 1, 2018
Filed under SPORTS
The Helmet Game is one of the most popular football games of the season; however, only a few people are aware of its origins. Although Monta Vista and Cupertino had been rivals for many years, the competitive spirit intensified in the 1980s, when both schools developed high-performing baske...
Work Out Music
November 2, 2017
Filed under SPORTS
Listening to music while you work out has been an activity many have come to enjoy. Not only does it make working out more fun, but also has a positive effect on workout regimes since many studies have proven that people work harder when listening to upbeat music, as well as helping keep pace while runn...
Student Athletes Who Quit Their Sports
November 2, 2017
Filed under SPORTS
A significant number of students at Cupertino High School participate in team sports. However, a large fraction of this group discontinue their athletic careers before college. Student-athletes who have a strong passion for their sport and plan to sustain their role as an athlete most likely continue...
New Coaches
October 4, 2017
Filed under SPORTS
Each year, things change at school, and suddenly, there’s a lot of “new stuff.” A new curriculum, new pencils, new buildings, new lunch menu, new backpack, new schedule. What about new coaches? The girls varsity soccer, cheer, and boys varsity water polo teams are just several welcoming new coac...
Spotlight – Gymnastics
March 2, 2017
Filed under SPORTS
Not offered at any of the other FUHSD schools, gymnastics is a sport unique to Cupertino and vastly dissimilar to other sports on campus. The four apparatuses — beam, uneven bars, vault, and floor exercise — are all physically and mentally challenging in their own way, applying a multitude o...
Cold Weather Activities
January 29, 2017
Filed under SPORTS
Cold Weather Activities, No Snow Required! As days shorten and temperatures fall, spending time outdoors can gradually lose its appeal. Of course, winter brings its own take on outdoor fun, but for many the only inviting outdoor getaway is to a snowy wonderland. Other outdoor activities are often o...
Girls Tennis: CCS Recap
January 29, 2017
Tino’s girls tennis team reached the quarterfinals of CCS — the furthest stage any Tino tennis team (girls or boys) has ever gotten to. An amazing achievement on its own and on Nov. 10th the team played against Los Gatos for a chance to advance to the semifinals. Los Gatos came in with a strong team...
Coach Oswald Receives the Charlie Wedemeyer Memorial Coach of the Week Award
January 29, 2017
Filed under SPORTS
After a hard-fought win in week eight against Los Altos on Oct. 14, the 49ers Foundation awarded Tino head football coach Christopher Oswald with the Charlie Wedemeyer Memorial Coach of the Week award. The award was satisfying recompense after years of Oswald’s efforts to rebuild the football ...
The Championship Run
January 29, 2017
Filed under SPORTS
As the season comes to a close, the football team has its sights set on the league championship and a run for the Central Coast Section rounds. Undefeated until last week’s game against Fremont High School, the Cupertino Pioneers currently hold a 4-1 league record and 7-2 overall record. ...
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