Football Gears up for Next Season With Weight Training
Seth Borneman, aka "Comcast"
April 4, 2012
Two Months. If you’re a football player for Moreau, that’s about all the time off you get in a year. The Mariners’ annual spring weight training program started up again this January. This intensive program led by theology teacher and football coach Jaime Fernandez is an integral part of the... Read more »
From track to football
Jaipal Kaur
April 4, 2012
The coaching staff for Moreau athletics changes from time to time. Lately if you’ve been to any of the track meets or practices then you might have noticed a new coach for shot put and discus. Daniel Green who has been one of Moreau’s football coaches has now also transitioned into teaching track. He... Read more »
Warriors: supported even in their mediocrity
Jonathan Vivet, Sports Editor
April 4, 2012
We believe… or at least Warrior faithful have tried. The Golden State warriors have gone an abysmal 91-155 in the previous three seasons and with the current lockout shortened NBA season in full swing, it looks like a lot of the same for the Bay area’s only basketball team. A 7-12 start to the year... Read more »
New season, new attitude.
Jonathan Vivet, Sports Editor
April 4, 2012
That’s the mantra this year, for Moreau Catholic’s 2012 baseball season. Fresh off a first place four-way tie for Hayward Area Athletic League, Moreau baseball is hungry for a place alone at the top “We’ve had a taste of what it’s like to make it to the postseason,” co-captain Daniel Aguirre... Read more »
The Life and Times of a Baseball Fan during the Offseason: A Diehard’s Perspective
Elise Reyes, Sports Editor
April 4, 2012
AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants, before the start of a regular season game. “People ask me what I do in winter when there’s no baseball. I’ll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring.” In relation to the baseball offseason, truer words have never been spoken.... Read more »
Women’s Flag Football: 20 years in the making
Athenie Galvez, Editor-In-Chief
April 4, 2012
For the first time in 20 years, Moreau hosted a women’s flag football game. Two teams led respectively by football coaches Logan Irons and Andrew Cotter competed during collaboration on February 24. The red team prevailed with the win 13-6. “I was hoping that a lot of people would sign up, a lot... Read more »
Men’s Tennis Hits the Court
Elissa Joseph, Staff Writer
April 4, 2012
The Moreau men’s tennis team appears motivated to have another strong season this Spring 2012. “ I honestly believe this is our year to reclaim our spot as HAAL champions, just as we were four years ago,” senior Chris Ragasa said. With a strong coaching staff and a team full of boys willing to... Read more »
The gloves come off
Jatin Kumar, Opinions Editor
April 4, 2012
Sweat trickles down his forehead as he swings heavy jabs to a punching bag. He swivels and glides around the floor, as he continues to deliver powerful blows to the weaning leather. After the intense workout, he hangs up his gloves, and hits the showers. Senior Kris Manuel has been boxing at the Kennel... Read more »
SF Giants: more than a sophomore slump?
Elise Reyes, Staff Writer
October 6, 2011
Let me just start off by saying if you personally know me, or have at least seen me walking around school, you would know that I absolutely love the San Francisco Giants. 2010 was a significant year in my life. It was the year I turned 16, the year my baby brother was born, and the year the Giants won... Read more »
Rookie of the month: Savannah Brand
Jonathan Vivet, Sports Editor
October 6, 2011
After large turnout at the volleyball camp and tryouts, Moreau opted to turn their volleyball program into three levels, adding a freshman team for the 2011-2012 season. Savannah Brand had played one year of club volleyball prior to her freshman debut. She had no idea what to expect during her first... Read more »