Varsity Wins

By: Joshua Butz

On October 13, The Fresno High Warriors defeated the Sanger West Hornets 47-42 in an offensive show out.  

To start the game, Sanger West jumped ahead game with a pick six, then followed that score with a field goal, making the score 9-0. With the Warriors behind, they started to get their offense together, scoring a touchdown from number 22 Damarea Farris, which made the score 9-6.  

Sanger West, on their next drive, scored; however, Fresno High got the ball back and had a great drive, finishing it with a touchdown by number 20 Jeremiah Facundo. The Warriors took the lead. Sanger West continued its great offensive performance with a touchdown, driving down the field with the Warriors struggling on defense.  

There would be a late hit on the quarterback, which resulted in a scuffle from both teams. With the Warriors now having high energy, they would pursue to score a rushing touchdown with a total of three touchdowns in the first half.  

The Warrior’s defense started the second half, ready to go getting multiple stops; giving us the chance to secure the victory. The final score of the game was 47-42 in an offensive show from both teams. Number 35 Vincent Ramiriz and number 20 Jeremiah Facundo each scored a touchdown, and the game's most valuable player number 22 Damarea Farris scored five touchdowns in hard fought victory for The Fresno High Warriors  

Skateboarding makes a comeback

 By: Ian Owdom- Edior-in-Chief

    Skateboarding first became a fad around 1969. It managed to remain popular for quite some time. Though lack of safety precautions and inability to turn abruptly turned skaters away from it, especially the poor quality of the wheels. These issues along with many others, lead to the extinction of skating for the time. However, after years of development and evolution, the world of skating is now a widespread sport/activity.

Now that wheels are of higher quality, falls are a lot less common, and injury is no longer a large issue as long as you are wearing the correct protective safety gear. Make sure you wear, at the bare minimum, a helmet to protect from head injury.

New and improved skateboards range anywhere from $80-$100 plus, and come with various designs on the underside. The new upgrades are bound to make any capable skater great!