VERNON LUONG Staff Writer Former varsity girls’ tennis Head Coach Bill Yee steps down from his position this year to switch roles with former JV Coach Calvin Chow. Chow explains the switch as the decision to take Yee away from the strain of being a varsity coach, as well as an AP U.S. History teacher. However, despite having a new
» Read moreVINCENT LIN Sports Editor Although the varsity football team is now on a two-game losing streak, the Moors still have a fighting chance of placing top three in the Almont League. It is up to a handful of seniors steer the relatively young Moors toward victory, with their invaluable in-field experience and mentality of leaders. At the helm stands senior
» Read moreJIMMY TANG Staff Writer With one week left in the season, the cross country team is pushing all of its effort towards finishing number one in the Almont League, thus securing a spot in the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) finals. So far, the team has produced consistent results, leading to their second place ranking in League behind Montebello. “I feel
» Read moreJAMES HO Copy Editor Thunderclouds loomed overhead on Oct. 19 as the varsity girls’ volleyball team faced off against Schurr, a leading contender in the Almont League. The dynamic five set game resulted in a loss for AHS who won two out of five sets but could not score the final decisive points. Initially, the girls jumped into a successful
» Read moreSIDNEY AUNG Staff Writer The varsity water polo team came into the Oct. 20 game against Mark Keppel with confidence and positivity. The second of five Almont League matches, the team’s loss was a disappointing experience, as the Aztecs defeated Alhambra 16-7. An exceptional effort was put forth by the Moors, and though without a victory in hand, the team
» Read moreANGELYNE CHU VINCENT LIN Sports Editors The prestige of local, collegiate and professional success may seem to be the chief reward to famed athletes; but when the time comes around, the best way to commemorate their histories is to share them amongst old high school friends and family. Moors, past and present, demonstrated their extraordinary sense of community and pride
» Read moreSIDNEY AUNG Staff Writer The AHS varsity water polo team is driven to be a powerful contender in the Almont League and is hoping for changes that will help their performance. With a different strategy and a new mindset, the Moors are looking forward to showing their capabilities. Compared to last season, this year’s team consists of several returning players
» Read moreJAMES HO Copy Editor Last year was a year of substantial budget cuts throughout the educational system of California. AHS knows that fact well as a large number of our sports programs have gone under the knife as administrators are working to trim spending in every possible area. The district’s golf program was pulled apart at the seams last year
» Read moreVERNON LUONG Staff Writer It may be easy to assume that the preseason is less important since Almont League ranking is not affected by those results, but for the freshmen football team, it was not something to disregard. Stopping other schools in their tracks, the Moors took from the experience a winning 5-0-1 preseason record. What led to this feat
» Read moreVERNON LUONG Staff Writer The JV girls’ tennis team finished their preseason with a 2-5 record, with their last game against Temple City ending with a 5-12 score. Their losing scores were at an approximate 1:2 set ratio, with the exception of the match against San Marino which was a 2-16 loss. The game against Rosemead neared its end at
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