Joseph Yin (class of 2028) is a sophomore at Carlmont High School and a first-year journalist for Scot Scoop. Outside of school, he likes playing badminton, playing Clash, and hanging out with friends.
The sound of splashing water echoes through the pool as sophomore Daniel Tolkachov cuts through lane after lane during practice. While many swimmers prefer short and explosive races, Tolkachov thrives...
The Carlmont Scots JV baseball team beat the Burlingame Panthers on May 6 by a score of 3-1.
The game lasted seven innings, with the Scots maintaining a strong defense throughout the entire game. Sophomore...
For most of human history, eating was primarily about survival. Now, in the modern world, food is a source of enjoyment and community.
But for the estimated one in 167 Americans living with celiac disease,...
The Carlmont Scots JV baseball team came up short in a 5-3 loss to Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory Fightin' Irish at Carlmont High School on April 7, struggling to recover after an early deficit.
Carlmont...
The Carlmont JV boys baseball team defeated the Hillsdale Knights 11-1 at Carlmont High School on March 25, powered by strong pitching and a consistent offense.
Carlmont took control early in the game....
The Carlmont boys junior varsity volleyball team opened its season with a 2-0 win over Palo Alto on Feb. 24 in Belmont, defeating the Vikings 25-14, 26-24.
Carlmont established control early in the...
The Carlmont varsity boys basketball team fell short to Sacred Heart Preparatory, 62-60, in overtime at home on Saturday, Jan. 24. The Gators rallied late in the fourth quarter to erase the Scots’ lead...
Belmont officials are reinforcing drainage systems and restocking public sandbag stations for neighborhoods that have repeatedly faced flooding, landslides, and power outages.
City crews have been clearing...
Sam McDonald Park is being considered for the National Register of Historic Places, honoring the only African American known to acquire nearly 500 acres of redwoods in San Mateo County.
Emanuel B. “Sam”...
After Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill (AB) 1064 on Oct. 13, thousands of children in California continue to use artificial intelligence (AI) systems that the bill aimed to regulate.
Over the...
