Hi, my name is Adriana Soria-Rosales. I enjoy writing stories about sports and hope to write more in the future.
No Contest: Eduardo Rodriguez Cazares Wins Adin Ross Boxing Event, Denies Contract
On Sunday, December 21st, Eduardo Rodriguez Cazares ’26, competed an event held by social media influencers Adin Ross, Neon, and renowned boxer Ryan Garcia. It took place in the Visalia Convention Center, in which he won. Though he declined the contract, he received seven thousand dollars.
First Year, Big Impact: Siqueiros Elevates Love Week
In his first year of leading the tradition, Mr. Pedro Siqueiros Jr. expands decorations and adds new elements while encouraging students to take part in Love Week By: Isabella Sutherland […]
Love From the Sidelines
This love week, it’s worth celebrating the couples who show that sometimes the best relationships start with a common goal and a whole lot of heart. By: Ariana Lopez Salguero […]
Balancing Books and Beyond: How High School Students Juggle Academics and Extracurriculars.
Students at Redwood High School give tips on how they balance school work and extracurriculars.
Indoor Winter Percussion: How’d Their Camp Go?
As everyone relaxes from the holiday rush and takes a breather the week before school starts, Redwood’s percussion ensemble was up bright and early to start working on their shows. With so much time spent on the activity, it leaves the question of how the members feel.
Four-Peat: Redwood Boys Wrestling Claims EYL Title For Fourth Straight Year
On Saturday, January 31st, Ranger wrestling walked into Monache looking to claim their fourth straight title, and they walked out with 300 points and the EYL crown.
Is AI and technology a Tool or Reliance for Student Thinking?
As artificial intelligence and technology become a daily part of school and home life, students and teachers are left asking whether AI and technology have enhanced or diminished our ability to think for ourselves.
High School Sports Schedules: Everything You Should Know
Sports schedules may seem simple, though there is more to them that meets the eye. From scheduling going through the process of non-league games, to deciding which school they would like to play, to the risk of overworking the athletes body, there is a lot to unpack.
The Last Shot: Senior Wrestlers Reflect On Dominant 54-12 Win On Senior Night
On Wednesday, January 28th, The Rangers dominated Mission Oak in what would be the last home duel for five senior wrestlers. The wrestlers and Coach Michael Wright look back at their time at Redwood.
