Garfield Wins The Classic

Saul Hernandez, Editor
October 28, 2012  

This Friday, October 26, 2012 was The Classic between Garfield and Roosevelt and Garfield was looking for nothing else than to win. The varsity game kicked off at 7:30 and the spirit could be felt in the stands. Everyone was happy and excited because the much anticipated game of the year had... Read More

El Clasico

Saul Hernandez, Editor
October 4, 2012  

This Sunday October 7, 2012, El Clasico will take place. El clasico between Spanish league  soccer teams Barcelona and Real Madrid is one of the oldest and bitterest rivalries in European soccer. Will Barcelona tie the number of wins by winning this match? We’ll have to wait and see. El... Read More

GHS Sports: Interview with Higinio Gonzales

Saul Hernandez, Staff Writer
September 27, 2012  

Higinio Gonzales is a senior at Garfield. He is one of many students at Garfield who not only do well in school but also manage to do so while playing sports. He is a Left Middle for the Varsity soccer team and he is also the kicker for the Varsity football team. I asked him a few questions... Read More

Heat Over Thunder In Game Three

Saul Hernandez
June 17, 2012  

  Game three of the 2012 NBA Finals was as close as the series has been so far. The Oklahoma City Thunder visited the Miami Heat at home with the series tied at one. The game proved to show that the series was still for either side to win it. At halftime the Heat was only up by one and... Read More

NBA Playoffs Update

Saul Hernandez
June 8, 2012  

The NBA season is reaching its end and one finalist is already determined, the Oklahoma City Thunder. They seemed to be finished when the San antonio Spurs  won the first two games of the series at home and was leading the series 2-0. However, the Thunder demonstrated a great amount of talent... Read More

NBA Playoffs: Conference Finals

Saul Hernandez
May 31, 2012  

The 2011-2012 season of the NBA has been anything but boring and the season is nearing its end. We watched the L.A. Clippers return to the playoffs, and, unfortunately for Laker fans, another season that resulted in them not winning a title. There are only four teams left that can win it. The... Read More

Luck of a Champion

Saul Hernandez
May 23, 2012  

The luck of a champion is that “extra” that a team needs to win championships. Ability and skill is never enough. Sometimes it seems like a team has no possibility but ends up winning the championship. Source: bbc.co.uk This weekend we experienced the UEFA Champions League final... Read More

Unsportsmanlike Conduct

Saul Hernandez
April 27, 2012  

The recent elbow to the head of L.A Lakers forward Ron Artest (Metta World Peace)on James Harden of the Oklahoma City Thunder, followed up by his seven game suspension, has brought up several questions. Should the intention of an athlete be considered when judging these types? Or should it... Read More

Sports: More Than A Simple Game

Saul Hernandez
March 22, 2012  

The word sport is defined as an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment. It sounds plain and simple; however, sports are much more than that. Sports have become a part of our lives and one couldn’t... Read More

JV Baseball: Interview with Freddy Robles

Saul Hernandez, Editor
March 1, 2012  

With baseball season around the corner, the baseball team has been practicing and practicing because this season is up for the bulldogs to take. Freddy Robles, dedicated junior, is also the starting first baseman of the JV Baseball team and has high expectations for this season. I decided... Read More