Isabella Wilson, Staff Writer
Bella Wilson (class of 2026) enjoys playing sports and listening to music. She plays on the Carlmont softball team and is on the girl's flag football team. She is currently covering Carlmont sports.
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Carlmont athletes gathered in the quad for signing day on Wednesday, May 22.Â
Signing day is when the athletes who attend Carlmont are recognized for their accomplishment of being recruited to play...
The San Mateo County Dispatch Center receives 488,095 calls per year.Â
Each of these 911 calls is answered by one of the San Mateo County dispatchers, located on the second floor of the county’s...
Carlmont’s Leila Velez has dedicated almost her whole life to sports and wants to continue her involvement in athletics through her career path.Â
Velez has been playing lacrosse since a PE unit in...
The Scots dominated the King’s Academy Knights 19-2 on Friday night at Carlmont after losing to the Knights 5-7 two days prior. The difference this time was that the Scots kept their bats hot throughout...
Carlmont’s JV baseball team took down the Capuchino Mustangs in a 7-2 home game win on Wednesday, March 20. Carlmont went home with a win that improved their record to 7-1 and extended their win streak...
Carlmont JV baseball beat Aragon 10-1 in a quick seven innings at Carlmont on Tuesday, Feb. 27. After coming off a loss against Serra, the Scots were able to turn it around and shut down the Dons. Prior...
The girls JV soccer team won against the Hillsdale Knights in a 3-0 game on Jan. 30. The Scots extended their record to 5-1-1, leading the Peninsula Athletic League. Â
Hillsdale started off the first...
Carlmont's varsity girls soccer started their season off with a 2-1 home loss against Westmont on Thursday night.
The Scots started the game off strong keeping Westmont on the defensive. Each team was...
Carlmont’s JV football lost to Sequoia 26-21 in a close game on Thursday night that slipped away in the final seconds.
The game was back and forth in the first quarter. With neither team gaining any...
Sophomore kicker Sebastian Aguilar kicks the ball downfield to start the second half in the rivalry game against Sequoia. Aguilar kicked the field goal that gave the Scots a short lead in the fourth quarter.
Andrew Dent catches a pass from quarterback Brody Zirelli. Dent gained seven yards on the play, bringing Carlmont to third-and-goal.
Carlmont’s varsity girls volleyball team fell to the Aragon Dons in a hard-fought battle over four sets at home on Thursday, Oct. 12.
The first set started off close with both teams trading points....
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