16

Apr

Contributing to Galileo’s Golf Revival

By Darryn Wong

After playing a key role in reviving the boy's golf team at Galileo, senior Dragon L. hopes to pass along his knowledge of the game he’s spent almost half his…

14

Apr

Lanyards of Legacy: A Team Tradition

By Hebe Situ

Many teams have their traditions before a big race or game; whether it is a team bonding dinner, a movie night, or an inspirational pep talk, these simple rituals serve…

26

Mar

Rising Swimmer

By Eric Zhang

The swim season has gotten off to a strong start, with one standout performer that’s stolen the show: 1st-year swimmer Kenny S. Kenny, a sophomore who only began swimming less…

25

Mar

Boys Baseball makes a comeback at second home game

By Desiderio Guzman

The Lions Varsity boys baseball team won their second home game in a 7-5 win against Gateway on Wednesday, March 18. Before their second home game win of the season,…

12

Mar

CIF Cheer Competition 2024 – 2025

By Leanne Wan

The Cheerleaders before preforming doing "G-House", a cheer meant for good luck and spirit. With a historically long 7 month season, dating back to the beginning of the school year,…

12

Mar

Athletics During Lunch

By Aldhair Guzman

Providing a welcoming space to relax, stay active, and enjoy their lunch, the Van Ness Gym is open for both students and staff to enjoy. Many students take advantage of…

05

Mar

Galileo vs Riordan Boys Varsity Scrimmage (Photo Journalism)

By Ira Imasa

In their first match of the season, the Galileo Boys' Volleyball team triumphed over Archbishop Riordan with a 3-1 victory (25-17, 25-22, 20-25, 25-22) on Friday, February 28, giving the…

05

Feb

Lack of Female Participation in Sports

By Winnie Liu

A recent trend in certain Galileo sports has found that there has been a decline in girls’ participation. Some explanations for this deficiency could be due to various reasons such…

05

Feb

2025 Swim Team

By Aldhair Guzman

Coming back for her 2nd year of coaching swimming at Galileo,  Kaitlyn Tse, a former competitive swimmer, who was part of  Chinatown’s YMCA club team, the “YPAC Pirates”, in 2016,…

04

Feb

From Passion to Profession: The Story of a Young Referee

By Ira Imasa

“How old is that referee? He looks kind of young.” Leo Belshaw-hood and a pole When he’s calling “net”, “double” or “out of rotation,” many volleyball players notice that senior…

22

Jan

Best in the Pool

By Eric Zhang

Spending countless hours over the summer training and racing against other clubs, Galileo senior Kenny Tang, perfected his freestyle and butterfly stroke to become the fastest swimmer in the city…

13

Jan

Varsity Boys Basketball Goes 1-1 In Home-stand

By Sharon Yong

The boys varsity basketball team took their first loss of the regular season against the Washington Eagles in a devastating game on Wednesday, January 8th, but had a redeeming win…