Hi, my name is Adriana Soria-Rosales. I enjoy writing stories about sports and hope to write more in the future.
Back in the Swim of Things: Swim and Dive Complete First Meets
Swim and Dive athletes give their thoughts on their first two meets of this season. By: Fabian Anguiano Sun screen on, forward and inward dives are getting practiced, breaststroke in […]
Lunch Wars: Main Vs. Vista – Is it fair?
Many students face the consequences of being late after lunch. Whether it be revoking lunch privileges or detention, students must manage their lunch time wisely. But, is it fair for […]
Album Review: Grace by Jeff Buckley
Columbia Records released Jeff Buckley’s only solo album on August 23rd, 1994, in the U.S.A. By: Anex Estrada Jeffery Scott Buckley was an American musician who died a tragic death […]
The Need to Know About Spring Fling
As Spring Fling approaches, the people involved help prepare Rangers and other schools for what to expect. By: Scarlett Davila Spring fling this year is taking place on Saturday, March […]
Redwood Winter Percussion at Los Osos High School
On Saturday, February 15th, the Redwood Winter Percussion Ensemble traveled 4 hours on a bus to Rancho Cucamonga, where they performed their show, ‘i, Omega’ at Los Osos High School. Their performance earned them 5th place out of 7.
Team Spirit and Fun: The Ultimate Frisbee Club
The Ultimate Frisbee Club meets at the Soroptimist Park on Saturday afternoons to have fun and play ultimate frisbee. The club thrives on promoting exciting and engaging activities for Redwood […]
So Close Yet So Proud: Varsity Girls Soccer Playoff Run
The Girls Redwood Varsity soccer team talked about their experience participating in their strong playoff run this season. After winning EYL, they fell short of the final round with a […]
Photogallery: The Makers Market
Friday, February 28, 2025. Redwood High School hosted The Makers Market. Student Entrepreneurs sold items they had made to the other students looking around.
A Closer Look At AP Lit and AP Lang: What’s a Better Fit For You?
Students and teachers share their opinions on the recent change made giving upcoming juniors a choice between AP Lit or AP Lang as their choice of AP English. By: Cami […]
Black History Month: Honoring Legacy, Embracing Progress
This past Black History Month, the Black Student Union (BSU) demonstrated the significance of this time. By: Aiden Harris and Anel Lua Black History Month is an important time for […]
Adriana Soria-Rosales
Adriana Soria-Rosales, class of '27, is a three year journalist and sports editor who dives into stories about many athletes and teams, and takes pictures on the occasion. Adriana plays flag football, soccer, and participates in track and field.
