Pali High’s football team played its season opener against Western League rival Venice on Friday, April 9, and there is no disputing that the team’s road to get to this point was a long one. The...

As the one-year mark of being in quarantine approaches, members of the Pali baseball program are determined to play, even if it means heading back to fields used by little leaguers. Although COVID-19...

In a year full of drastic change, Pali’s Physical Education (P.E.) department has shown its flexibility while creating engaging e-Learning assignments. Department chair Mike Voelkel aims to have online...

With one of the most enthusiastic fan bases in the world of sports, the National Basketball Association (NBA) was put under intense pressure to resume the 2019-20 season after it was cut short due to the...

“I’ll see you guys in April, losers!” junior varsity swimmer Zayd Durra exclaimed as he exited Maggie Gilbert Aquatic Center on March 13. Little did Durra know, that would be the team’s last practice...

The global spread of COVID-19 has altered the lives of students everywhere, and high school sports failed to go unscathed. Pali senior-athletes set to graduate in June 2021 may have already shot their...

Two children watch wide-eyed as Lebron James leaps gracefully into the air and slams a basketball through the hoop. One child, a boy, gazes at the television, envisioning his career in the NBA. He sees...

At the 2017 California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Girls’ Basketball semifinals, freshman Jane Nwaba had the game in her hands. The Lady Dolphins would advance to their third CIF final in a row...

Mitchell Schwartz: #71 on the Kansas City Chiefs, the starting right tackle with a brand new Super Bowl ring; 6’5”, 320 pounds, 30 years old, married, Jewish. And a former Pali Dolphin. Schwartz...

Since the late ’90s, the New England Patriots have been one of the most dynamic and talked-about teams of the National Football League (NFL). Led by star quarterback Drew Bledsoe, the Patriots made the...