Athlete of the Issue: Connor King

Calvin Rosevear and Calvin Rosevear
October 16, 2015
Freshman Connor King has become the king of the pool this year, as many of his coaches and teammates can attest. He has been a natural at water polo since he began playing in sixth grade. He now starts for the varsity water polo team and is the second-highest scorer. “A friend of mine was playing [in si...
The Q & A with Courtney Chang (Varsity Golf Captain)

Calvin Rosevear and Calvin Rosevear
October 16, 2015
Senior Courtney Chang has been on the girls varsity golf team since freshman year, her first year on a golf team. This year, she’s a co-captain with senior Maddie Stoops and consistently helps to keep the team high in the standings. Q: Why did you start playing golf for Tam? I started freshman year ...
Interview with Jon Black at Homecoming Game – 2015

October 9, 2015
Filed under Profiles, Sports, TBN, Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jr8epifuol4
Interview with Deion at Homecoming Game – 2015

October 9, 2015
Filed under Profiles, Sports, TBN, Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7HXCELt5jk
Thomas Whalen Says Goodbye to Tam Soccer

Ethan Lawrence and Ethan Lawrence
September 27, 2015
Sophomore Thomas Whalen, who scored 16 goals during his freshman season for Tam's varsity soccer team, has decided to join a soccer academy called Force in San Jose rather than playing soccer at Tam this season. He was nominated as second team all league last year joining last years teammates Jake Henry, R...
Q+A: Varsity Quarterback Jack Harris

September 27, 2015
Junior Jack Harris has been playing football since Pop Warner and is now quarterback of the Varsity football team. Since being promoted to varsity quarterback as a sophomore, he has grown significantly as a player and a leader and hopes to improve the Varsity team’s winning record from last year. We...
The Toss with Maass

Max Plotkin, Max Plotkin, and Max Plotkin
September 21, 2015
Water Polo is not for the weak of heart, or body. It requires time and devotion that may be too much for even the more dedicated athletes. However, Tam junior Tristan Maass is up to the challenge. “We used to have morning practices three times a week, about an hour before school started. Luckily ...