The gymnastics team kicked off their season on April 8 at Lowell, taking first place in both the junior varsity and varsity level.

Taking gold after gold, Hogan has proved himself one of Lowell’s most valuable athletes, in the process earning himself the spot of March’s Athlete of the Month.

Despite competing against veteran teams, a group of Lowell Advanced Placement Japanese language students won first place in the Southern California Japan Bowl in Los Angeles on March 1.

Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps is slowly saying goodbye to the familiar green uniforms of the past fifty years and welcoming new ones.

After receiving a special award during regional competitions, the robotics team qualified for the world championships for the third consecutive year.

The softball team wiped out Washington 13-0 on March 18. Starting senior catcher Gretel Gunther, starting pitcher junior Jena Lacayo and senior center outfielder Marissa Lee all contributed greatly to the win.

This year, under the supervision of coach Lindsay Kauffman, a Junior Varsity girl’s soccer team was created in order to allow players more individual playing time, primarily playing at non-league games.

After graduating its entire starting lineup, the varsity baseball team is looking to step up to the plate this season. The Cardinals are stressing the fundamentals: accurate hitting, quick fielding, consistent pitching and good sportsmanship.

The boys’ tennis team crushed the Washington Eagles 6-1 on Thursday March 20.

The girls’ soccer team continued their strong play in the Academic Athletic Association on March 13, dominating Washington 6-0.