52° Larkspur, CA
The Student News Site of Redwood High School

Redwood Bark
Redwood Bark
Redwood Bark
Categories:

Varsity girls’ soccer defeats University – San Francisco

Lianne Pearce
March 1, 2013

The varsity girls’ soccer team won 2-1 in its game against University – San Francisco on Wednesday, Feb. 28.

The Giants’ next game will be on Monday, Mar. 11, against Justin Siena.

 

Print this Story
Tags:
More to Discover
More in Photo
Threads of identity: Unraveling personality in attire
Threads of identity: Unraveling personality in attire
Rex Solle keeps his hand glued to the base after successfully stealing a plate.
Photo Essay: Redwood boys’ baseball tops Marin Catholic in a bizarre MCAL Semifinal finish
Senior Clavin Isotalo and junior Siena Lester acting as ‘Jack and Jill’, deliver a hilarious performance, as they both grieve the loss of a husband and a friend in nontraditional ways.
Photo Essay: EPIC Drama's one-acts
Bringing the audience to tears, junior Mila Mincy sings Desperado.
Photo Essay: Country Night returns as Mattern bids adieu
Addressing gun control: A compiled report
Addressing gun control: A compiled report
Spinning the wheel, senior Jack Haubold anticipates his trivia question about mental health and stress.
Photo Essay: Stress-less activities help students unwind before finals
More in Sports
A bright future is ahead for boys’ water polo
A bright future is ahead for boys’ water polo
Senior captains Ossie Joplin and Sawyer Goldberg have led the Giants to a 20-2 record, ranking as the 14th-best team in the country.
Sports spotlight: Water polo captains drive historic success
Senior Ossie Joplin (8) scores on a five-meter shot, bringing the Giants' deficit to two goals in the fourth quarter.
Boys’ varsity water polo drops heartbreaker in MCAL championship
Girls’ varsity water polo falls short of MCAL Championship
Girls’ varsity water polo falls short of MCAL Championship
Practicing free throws, TT Carr is focused on making his shot in the basket. Last season, Carr was named Marin County Athletic League Player of the Year. (Photo courtesy of TT Carr)
Asking students what it takes to be a Division One athlete
Scanning the pool, Sophomore Jakob Engberg is trying to pick out the right pass.
Relentless boys’ water polo overcome huge deficits to power past Terra Linda
About the Contributor
Lianne Pearce, Author