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Utopia or Dystopia? The hidden history of Bay Area cults
Utopia or Dystopia? The hidden history of Bay Area cults
Linnea Koblik and Tallulah Knill AllenJuly 12, 2024

Silhouetted against the sweeping landscapes of the Bay and the Marin Headlands, the Bay Area is well known for its position in the counterculture...

Public protests and perspectives
Public protests and perspectives
Ava Stephens, Gabriella Rouas, Aanika Sawhney, Nadia Massoumi and Grace GehrmanJune 29, 2024

Reflejando otra vez con los ELD seniors
Reflejando otra vez con los ELD seniors
Ava CarlsonJune 27, 2024

El año pasado, tuve la oportunidad de hablar con estudiantes del grado 12 en la clase de English Language Development (ELD) sobre sus experiencias...

Boys’ varsity lacrosse falls behind in fourth quarter to lose nail-biting MCAL pennant

On Saturday, April 27, varsity boys’ lacrosse faced off against the Marin Catholic (MC) Wildcats in a devastating Marin County Athletic League (MCAL) final. MC quickly gained a lead of 2-0 at the beginning of the first quarter, but the Giants almost immediately tied the score with goals from seniors BJ Fisher and Aidan Hackett. 

Senior Jake Werner scored an impressive goal early in the second quarter after the Wildcats lost possession of the ball; Werner was able to make a breakaway play. MC quickly matched Redwood’s lead, and the two teams remained neck and neck, going into the half with a score of 5-5. 

At the end of the third quarter, the Giants continued to battle valiantly, trying to close the gap in the 9-8 MC lead. The last quarter was brutal to watch for the Giants in the stands, as the Wildcats scored five goals in under 10 minutes. Marin Catholic cemented their victory by pulling so far ahead in the last minutes. The final score was 14-8, with the Giants not securing a goal in the game’s final quarter. 

Regardless, the varsity boys’ lacrosse team will now move on to the North Coast Section (NCS) playoff games. Receiving a first-round bye in NCS, their next game will be on Thursday, May 2, at home, against the winner of the Tamalpais High School vs. Berkeley High School game.

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Nina Howard
Nina Howard, Review Editor
Nina Howard is a junior at Redwood High School and a review editor for the Bark. In her free time, she enjoys dancing, hiking and swimming in the ocean.