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Adam Fox, a junior, chases a Serra attacker outside the crease.

Scots lacrosse suffers disappointing loss at Serra

April 14, 2019

The boys varsity lacrosse team was unable to catch up against the high-scoring Serra Padres in a non-conference game on Saturday, April 13. The match, which ended with a final score of 18-6, snapped Serra’s eight-game losing streak while simultaneously extendin...

Junior Max Jung and Jimmy Rudger, a senior, go up to block an Aragon player's hit.

Boys’ varsity volleyball suffers a disappointing loss against the Dons

March 18, 2018

Smack! The libero dives for the ball, but it's too late. Aragon High School wins 3-0, leaving Carlmont dissatisfied, and a bit angry. "We need to start cutting more people," said a...

Freshman Ben Barde serves the ball in his doubles match as he and his teammate fight for the victory.

Carlmont tennis suffers a loss to Menlo-Atherton

March 7, 2017

On March 6, the Carlmont boys tennis team suffered a 5-2 loss to Menlo-Atherton. However, the score did not tell the whole story. In a singles match, Thomas Reznik, a junior, def...

Senior Hunter Manter leaps out of the water to block his opponent from taking a shot.

Varsity water polo suffers first loss of season

September 15, 2016

Despite gaining the initial lead just seconds after the starting whistle, boys varsity water polo fell 16-7 to the Menlo-Atherton Bears on Sept. 14, experiencing their first lo...

Sophomore Jason del Cardayre (10) protects the ball from Los Altos.

Varsity lacrosse experiences last-minute loss

March 23, 2016

Boys varsity lacrosse lost 8-7 against the Los Altos Eagles on March 21. The Scots started out strong, scoring a goal within the first 13 seconds of the game. Junior Matt Reiley...

Boys varsity soccer suffers loss against rival Sequoia

January 27, 2013

On Friday afternoon, Sequoia’s varsity men’s soccer team slipped past Carlmont with a narrow 1-0 victory. Tensions were high as the two teams fought for the win, but Sequoia came out with the upper hand. During the first half of the game, Carlmont’s offense maintained pressure on the opposing team’s defense, and kept the ball on Sequoia’s half of the field for the majority of the time....