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Caimans and ducks on ice! CAHS partners with Anaheim Ducks to start an ice hockey club

Jakob Woo-Ming, Reporter • May 26, 2015

Over the years, Caiman athletes have competed in familiar gyms, on dry fields and in fierce waves, but they’ve never played on ice. For our warm-blooded athletes, however, this may change next year.

Lady Caimans take on the heat

Michaela Sanderson, Reporter • May 4, 2015

On Tuesday, April 28, the varsity girl’s softball team won 20-1 in a home game against Calvary Vista High School. In the end the score was not the only thing that made the team victorious. Despite...

Final year: Mr. Benattia talks about his experience coaching

Ama Bonsu, Reporter • April 23, 2015

As many might already know, Mr. Chedley Benattia, CAHS’s varsity soccer coach and social science teacher, has decided to make this year his last in regards to his coaching career. Mr. Bennatia has,...

Varsity Boys Volleyball hits off the season

Catalin Wiese, Reporter • March 11, 2015

Escondido — On Thursday, March 5, Varsity Boys Volleyball faced off against Kearny High School at EVCC for one of their first scrimmages of the season. Neck-and-neck with their opponents, the boys played...

Come rain or shine, Caimans play as a team

Justin Leonard, Reporter • February 4, 2015

ESCONDIDO – On January 30, Our varsity girl’s soccer team won 3-0 against visiting Maranatha Christian. In the first half, the girls played hard; however, passes weren’t connecting and there...

Your guide to the CIF playoffs

Olivia Jolley, Reporter • November 21, 2014

CIF. Many hear or say the acronym, but most do not know its meaning or its connection to high school sports. Senior Joanna Welnick said, “I have no idea. Central Intelligence for Football?” CIF...

Sophomore Ana Hall is dedicated to her teams

Olivia Jolley, Reporter • November 11, 2014

Sophomore Ana Hall spends her days striving to perform her best in both her classes and the multiple sports she is involved in. On top of her busy academic schedule, Hall takes part in soccer, volleyball,...

Last minute victory at the pink out game

Michaela Sanderson, Reporter • October 30, 2014

Numerous fans of the caimans arrived to the game dressed in pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. “My family has had a history of breast cancer so it’s a reason to support [this event],” said sophomore Seth Wolfe.

Cross country runners share how they push through practices and races.

Justin Leonard, Reporter • October 28, 2014

Running three long miles can become monotonous. Dedicated CAHS runners pass the time with thoughts of quenching their thirst with water and In-N-Out milkshakes. When inspiration is needed, these athletes...

Freshmen volleyball sets the stage for the next four years

Sierra Lagge, Reporter • October 22, 2014

“I got it!” A player on the girls’ Freshman Volleyball team yelled, followed by another player’s echo. If “I got it” wasn’t being called out when necessary full body collisions and clashing...

Caimans triumph at the homecoming game

Ethan Shicks, Reporter • October 19, 2014

ESCONDIDO - September 17 Friday night, the Caimans won their third consecutive homecoming game, this year finishing against Tri-City Christian with a score of 14-12. The stands were packed with cheering...

Fierce and ferocious

Caroline Holmes, Reporter • October 14, 2014

“It’s always good to try something new,” said freshman Mitchell Andersen. First experiences happen every day, including in water polo. The students who make up the JV water polo team are mostly...