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Under the sweltering heat, girls varsity tennis matched up against Los Gatos High School on Tuesday. Matches lasted much...
10/22/2025

Under the sweltering heat, girls varsity tennis matched up against Los Gatos High School on Tuesday. Matches lasted much longer than usual as players battled back and forth with different techniques. Outside the court, parents and coaches cheered encouragingly after each play. However, even with the Vikings’ best efforts, the game ended with a loss of 6-1.

“We had really long rallies, especially the first set,” junior Teresa Xu said. “It got us really tired. But I think after I started using different types of serves, it got better and it felt very satisfying.”

Their next game will be on Thursday against Homestead High School, at Homestead.

Photos and reporting by Katie Shang.

On Monday, students decked out in pink for the first day of Breast Cancer Awareness Week. In the quad, ASB handed out ne...
10/21/2025

On Monday, students decked out in pink for the first day of Breast Cancer Awareness Week. In the quad, ASB handed out necklaces and pins, transforming the campus into a sea of pink as students gathered to show support, unity and awareness for the fight against breast cancer.

“It was nice how everyone is so spirited for a good cause,” sophomore and Class of 2028 president Kayla Hwang said.

Combining advocacy with fun, ASB is planning an upcoming week of more activities for breast cancer awareness, giving students the opportunity to drink pink lemonade, take Polaroids and decorate posters. Students who participate by dressing up in pink will also receive candy. This will all culminate in the “Pink Out”-themed student versus teacher basketball game on Friday.

Photos and reporting by Ashley Hein.

With a tap of the gavel, all those in favor raised their placards, bringing the annual Viking MUN conference to life on ...
10/19/2025

With a tap of the gavel, all those in favor raised their placards, bringing the annual Viking MUN conference to life on Oct. 18. Hosted by Lynbrook Model United Nations, students from Fremont High School, Leigh High School and Miller Middle School joined the competition, taking their seats in one of three committees. Throughout three sessions, delegates took the floor as historical figures and devised solutions to address hate speech and drug trafficking. The day concluded with an award ceremony in the auditorium, recognizing performances across all committees.

“In terms of scale and the general flow of committees, the second Viking MUN was definitely a major improvement compared to the first one,” senior and Lynbrook training director Rohan Chaudhary said. “We had a really solid experience for both advanced delegates and first timers.”

Photos and reporting by Emily Cheah and Anushka Deshmukh.

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