Hannah Eberle | A&E Editor October 14, 2022 On September 29th, Tua Tagovailoa suffered an alarming head injury while facing the Cincinnati Bengals. The beloved quarterback was taken down by a Bengal defender. On impact […]
Sienna Taus | Writer October 14, 2022 The San Clemente High School girls volleyball team showed resilience as they battle every team, regardless of their ranking, all year long. Like last year, the Tritons were […]
CLASS OF 2023: Homecoming 2022’s Top 15 Boys and Girls. San Clemente High School ASB Daniella Flores | News Editor and Publicity Manager October 14, 2022 With homecoming just a week away, the class of […]
Mia DeRouchey | Writer October 1, 2022 Last Thursday, September 29, the San Clemente High School student body gathered in the main gym for the first annual spirit assembly of the 2022-23 school year. As […]
Shea Gallagher | Student Life Editor October 7th, 2022 San Clemente senior Micah Hamilton recently published his first book, a children’s story about overcoming struggles with racial identity and learning acceptance called Uniquely Cyrus. […]
Claire Hedger | Writer October 7, 2022 Happy October! Or should I say, happy Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Cybersecurity Awareness Month began in 2004 after both the President of the United States and Congress dedicated October as […]
Aaron Velez | Editor-in-Chief September 30, 2022 We’ve heard the stories of Joan of Arc, Cleopatra, and other women who have filled the history books with their achievements, but The Woman King tells the tale of […]
Gaby Peña | Writer September 30, 2022 On September 28, 2022, Hurricane Fiona passed through the small island of Puerto Rico, leaving behind many frustrated citizens. In the days leading up to it, residents of […]
AJ Cabagbag | Student Life Editor September 30, 2022 We have seen technology excel in mechanical precision and accuracy, however, it is now taking its capabilities to the next level with its application in art. […]
Ava Miller | Opinion Editor September 22nd, 2022 Coastal erosion, a side effect of global warming, is threatening San Clemente coastlines, and the effects have become more severe in recent years. The railroad tracks, homes […]