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February 2, 2013

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On April 18 of this year, 12 owners of various football teams tried to create a separate Super League that consisted of the elite football teams across the many European leagues, in an attempt to break away from the current Union of European Football Association. However, while this Super League attempt quickly fell down the drain, the huge fan outcry as a result of this attempted league raised questions about football culture and how it connects communities across Europe.

Football fans unite in culture conflict against European Super League

Senior Eliza Morgan prepares for her triple jump in her sophomore year at the SCVAL De Anza Division competition. Last year, Eliza committed to Swarthmore College’s Division III track and field team and is preparing to head there this fall.

Eliza Morgan leaps her way to Swarthmore College track commitment

Students do air squats in order to complete a workout circuit in the school gym.

Photo Essay: How PE classes are adapting to in-person instruction

Junior Riley Capuano races in the 4x400-meter relay at Monta Vista High School on Saturday, May 8. At one point earlier this year, SCVAL athletes thought they’d have to settle for watching their peers in other leagues compete in CCS playoffs. However, on Friday, May 14, the SCVAL Board of Managers reversed their decision, allowing certain SCVAL teams, including track and field, to compete in playoffs.

Select sports to participate in CCS following SCVAL decision reversal

Senior Megan Quinn fights for the ball against Mountain View opponent. The rival teams went head to head for the first time this year on Mountain View territory, resulting in a loss of 14–1.

Girls lacrosse loses rivalry game against Mountain View

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