‘Hawks beat Panthers in overtime
February 20, 2018
In a back and forth game with bragging rights on the line, the crosstown rivals Shalhevet Firehawks and YULA Panthers squared off on Jan. 3., resulting in a Firehawk win in overtime 51-46.
COLUMN: Let’s crush stereotypes
Clara Sandler, Community Editor
February 8, 2018
My grandmother was the sports fan in my dad’s family. She was born in Dayton, Ohio, and went to Ohio State University, so she was a diehard Ohio and Buckeye fan. She loved football and she would watch baseball playoffs because otherwise it was too boring. When she passed away in 2010, my dad in...
Girls football team wavers on Loma Linda, may end season with no games after LA Adventist closes athletic program
Tobey Lee, Sports Editor
November 20, 2017
For the second year in a row, the girls flag football team did not join in the Loma Linda tournament last month. Last year, it was because of Sukkot, but this year not enough players wanted to go. In a Schoology post Oct. 18 to the Girls Flag Football team page, Athletic Director Ryan C...
After success of club, running group evolves into team and wins first meet
Shayna Becker, Staff Writer
November 17, 2017
Shalhevet’s running club, founded late last spring to help people run in a relaxed, non-competitive environment, has now evolved into a popular competitive team at Shalhevet. The idea for the team grew out of the success of the running club, created last May by college counselor Ms. Lisa Gruenbaum....
Shalhevet beats YULA in a rivalry that never gets old
Rami Fink, Staff Writer
November 14, 2017
It was bright and sunny on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 17, when the Shalhevet Firehawks took the field against their crosstown rivals, the YULA Panthers, in their annual rivalry game in flag football. As the Hawks lined up for the kickoff, their red and black uniforms clashed dramatically against the stark...
PREVIEW: Glouberman tournament adding three more teams and one more day
Tobey Lee, Sports Editor
October 30, 2017
The third annual Steve Glouberman Tournament is coming up and now has a third day of basketball, which could affect all of Shalhevet. The reason for an additional day is that there are now 12 boys teams at the tournament instead of nine. New teams this year include the Shalhevet neighbor Harkham Gaon Academy...
New coach brings schemes, positions and long hours to volleyball team
Nicholas Fields, Staff Writer
October 25, 2017
New girls volleyball coach Mrs. Marla Weiss has changed pretty much everything about Shalhevet’s volleyball team.
COLUMN: To kneel or not to kneel: that is not the question
Clara Sandler, Community Editor
October 22, 2017
Around the NFL, players are kneeling during the National Anthem to protest our president and racial discrimination around the United States. Players and owners are uniting to stand up for what they believe, and I support them.
COLUMN: Dodgers we love it!
Clara Sandler, Community Editor
October 2, 2017
When you go to a Dodger game at Dodger Stadium and they win, Randy Newman’s “I Love LA” rings through the stadium. The song is all about LA pride and superiority. Even though the Dodgers have been playing this song for years, this season it truly reflects their performance. But before I get to that, some...
Firehawks headed back to Sarachek for a fourth straight year
Tobey Lee, Sports Editor
September 27, 2017
Shalhevet’s boys varsity basketball team is headed back to Sarachek for a fourth straight year, receiving a rare honor in having been invited to the tournament now five years in a row.
June 18, 2019
By Sam Rubanowitz, Staff Writer Shalhevet tested a 90-minute-later school start May 1 in what officials called an “alpha test” of one of various options to improve...
SKIRTED: Why girls can’t wear pants at school
June 17, 2019
New student-led committee will approve chesed hours
June 13, 2019
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