Fall Sports Update

A compaision of the three major fall sports.

by Rogelio Molina, Reporter

QUEstIoN: Which varsity team is out performing the rest of them at prHs?

Football

Players have been working very hard every single day and putting in around 18 hours a week into football.

Total Players

55

Football has played five games and of those have won three of them putting them at 3-2. Each player loves the sport and puts 18 hours a week into football. Along with the two hour practices, they use sixth period as a weight lifting period and spends four hours at the games. Some of their standouts are senior offensive line players Nate Guerrero and Dominic Weber. Coach Matt Carroll is pround of his team due to their hard work and dedication.

Boys Water polo

Water polo has participated in 27 games. They’ve won 17 as of press time. Their biggest accomplishment this season is breaking their two decade losing streak against Righetti High School 14-12. Along with 11 games planned, they have 16 games from non-varsity tournaments and the CCAA League Championship. Captain Reily Lowry had no fear in mentioning all 13 hours of work he and his team put into the sport a week.

Girls Volleyball

They had 10 games planned for the season but had one cancelled due to lighting.

They lost to Buchanan High School 0-48. Carroll without hesitaion talked about Buchanan’s ranking in the state.

Paso’s varsity football team had 65 players and had some drop the sport. The team now consists of 55 players.

Paso’s men’s varsity Water Polo team has 12 players on the team with Collin Moore coaching them.

Volleyball has taken part in 27 matches. They’ve won 12 of them and tied one, leaving them 12-14-1. With six hours of practice each week, and ten hours hours dedicated to games and traveling per week, the girls and coaches put their hearts into it. The teams biggest achievement was their game against Righetti. They played five sets and won the last three. They have 17 games scheduled and three tournaments for the season.

Of the 16 players on the team, some of their standout players are senior libero Avery Testerman and junior outside hitter Ava Berezay. The team has made a lot of progress with the coaching of Caleb Ferguson.

We all played really hard and faught until the end with lots of energy on and off the court.

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