With school starting today, it did not take long for South Pasadena High School's football team to start their 2022 season with an upcoming scrimmage against San Gabriel High School on Friday. The encounter will give the coaching staff a chance to evaluate their players and make necessary adjustments. Veteran coach Jeff Chi, a former
One team turned in a solid performance while the other was hoping for better results, but in the end South Pasadena High cross country coach Mike Parkinson said it was a “great experience” as both squads made history last weekend at the CIF State Championships in Fresno. In a unique situation, it marked the first
When it all started long ago, no one envisioned this day coming. While it has been an overwhelming success over the years, raising millions along the way, a major annual fundraiser at South Pasadena High School has been shelved due to the coronavirus. “COVID has brought most of our operations to a screeching halt,” explained
Jeff Chi likes what he sees from his South Pasadena High football team, winners of four straight preseason games to open the season, yet the Tigers’ coach insists there’s still much work to be done as his club prepares for the league campaign in the weeks ahead. “We’re trying to keep everything level headed,” said
In a season full of ups and downs with some unusual moments thrown into the mix – including a rare Monday night football game – in the end, South Pasadena High finds itself in the chase for a CIF-Southern Section playoff berth. That was one of the Tigers biggest quests once a bid for their
Pomp and circumstance was the highlight of halftime ceremonies as the Royal Tiger Court was presented to the those in attendance for Homecoming against Temple City. Accentuated by a background of fireworks, senior Tyra Williams was named this year's “Most Royal Tiger”. Fellow students Aria Argus, Jeff Chen, Adelaide Bertolina, Mia Leach and Levi Bar-Cohen
After a year's hiatus due to the current pandemic, South Pasadena High’s varsity football team, under head coach Jeff Chi, took to the field Friday night to compete in their first competition since 2019. In what has turned into an unusual spring sport, the Fall favorite pitted the Tigers against nearby Pasadena Poly in a
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Beverly McFarland I am an AACPS: Teacher, Severna Park High School I’m thankful for the supportive fellow teachers and my students I work with daily!
It’s always heart wrenching when a season with so much hope comes to an end, but South Pasadena High water polo coach Michael Gonzales knows he’s building something special and credits his current crop of players for building a solid foundation for what appears to be a strong future. “These guys have created a culture
Better execution on offense is the focus this week as South Pasadena High attempts to get back to their winning ways of just two weeks ago when they wrapped up a 5-1 nonleague season and were quietly talking about a Rio Hondo League title, the first in 40 years. San Marino, perhaps coming into last
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After it was discovered a water pipe had broken under the Temple City High Field Friday night, officials from Temple City and SPHS announced the game between the two schools would be played at 6 p.m. on Monday at South Pasadena High. The outcome is critical to the Tigers, who still have CIF playoff ambitions
They just want to go swimming, a Sea Tigers’ board member told the South Pasadena City Council last week. Since the coronavirus has been on the scene, the organization that develops young swimmers in the city has been inoperative, and Coll Metcalfe says he and others have been working hard to develop a plan to
Marianne Fitzgerald I am an AACPS: Employee, Severna Park High School How did we celebrate Unity Day 2019? Our principal, Mr. Bathras, purchased orange Unity tees for the entire faculty. They were printed by teacher Mr. Slack and students!
In a final tuneup before the football season opener against Schurr next Friday, Coach Jeff Chi was able to view his team's performance during a scrimmage against San Gabriel Friday night at Solari Field. A non-scoring scrimmage allows coaches to assess their players and make necessary adjustments before competition starts in earnest. Photos show Coach
Stop the run. Sounds simple enough, but South Pasadena High football coach Jeff Chi knows his team will be faced with a difficult task Friday night in making that happen as the Tigers prepare to hit the road to face winless Eastside in Lancaster. South Pasadena will be looking for its third straight win of
PRESS RELEASE: With the impact of COVID -19, this year’s Tiger Run will not have a set route, it’s whatever the runners want to do to show their Tiger spirit. It could 1K, 5K, 10K, really any distance that they’d like to walk, stroll, jog or run safely on the streets - or on their
The Brooke Owens Fellowship—a nationally-acclaimed nonprofit program recognizing exceptional undergraduate women and gender minorities with space and aviation internships, senior mentorship, and a lifelong professional network—announces its Class of 2023 Brooke Owens Fellows. Jolene Lee, a sophomore at Stanford University majoring in Mechanical Engineering and minoring in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, was one of 47 “Brookie”
It wasn’t a typical late start day on either January 30 or 31, as SPHS Advanced Sports Medicine students transformed the practice gym into a rejuvenating TLC experience. With soothing music playing in the background and soft lighting, the Sports Medicine pros consulted their patients and then proceeded with a stretching regiment that was customized
