Hi, my name is Adriana Soria-Rosales. I enjoy writing stories about sports and hope to write more in the future.
Photogallery: Boys Soccer 12/4/25
On December 4th, 2025 the boys soccer team tied 1-1 against Tulare Union By: Mia LoBue and Emma Lagoza
Exchange Students and the Culture Shocks They Face at Redwood High School
Culture shock can be a disorienting experience for many people coming to America, so giving them grace as they adjust and learn is our responsibility.
Artist on the Stage and on Paper: Meet Lydia Castillo!
As preparation for the musical slowly starts to turn its gears, arts on the stage aren’t the only things in motion. Lydia Castillo, ‘26, has something in the books for Redwood’s Spring Musical, Anastasia.
The Season to Spread Music Cheer!
As the holiday season comes to an end, Band, Orchestra, and Choir were ‘decking the halls’ (with music!) to put together their wonderful winter concerts. On December 11, 15, and 18, Redwood’s choir, orchestra, and band ensembles (in that order) performed their winter concerts and L.J. Williams!
God’s Plan: Jordan Arreola Injury Aftermath
Before Ranger football’s playoff hype, Jordan Arreola was the quarterback for the first three games, until disaster struck against Tulare Union, taken off the field on a stretcher.
Running Side By Side: The Arreola Way
Brothers Jack Arreola ‘27, and Max Arreola ‘29, went to state together in cross country, with high’s and lows throughout the season, them and their parents look back on the experience.
A Day Centered on Serving: Ranger Summit on Saturday, December 13th
The original date was November 15th, but due to weather, the Ranger Summit was pushed back to Saturday, December 13th. Here’s more information about the service day if you want to sign up.
When Hard Work Meets Deadline: Seniors Navigate College Applications
After years of preparation of classes, packed schedules, and self discipline, seniors take on the challenge of college applications and the leap towards independence and finding themselves
Balancing the Beat and the Finish Line: Emily Inhphom’s Journey Through Music and Sports
From the cross-country track to the marching band field. Redwood High’s Emily Inhphom has mastered the art of balance, proving that passion, perseverance, and teamwork can truly develop a well-balanced student’s life.
Always on the Move: Sofia Mesa Finds Balance Through Activity
Always on the go, Sofia Mesa, ’28, fills her days with gymnastics and dance by finding energy and focus through every challenge she takes on
