It doesn’t matter if it’s a snowboard, a surfboard, or even a skateboard; if there’s a board involved, senior August Amistadi is all for it. Ever since his sophomore year of high school, he has...

The College Football Playoff (CFP) has reshaped the way we crown a national champion, but this year marks a new chapter in its history. With the regular season having concluded two weeks ago, college...

On Tuesday, Dec. 17, the La Salle boys basketball team took home a win against Summit High school. The score was close until after half time, when the Falcons were able to take a small lead over the...

On Friday, Dec. 13, La Salle’s girls basketball team hosted North Eugene High School in the Brick Oven for their first home game of the season. The score was fairly close, though the Falcons kept...

Sophomore Eleanor Kreitzberg has been surrounded by swimming since she was little. She has been involved in swimming since the age of four when her parents enrolled her in lessons, and this year, she...

The La Salle swim team competed in its first meet of the year on Friday, Dec. 6, at the North Clackamas Aquatic Park against Hood River Valley High School.  The JV and varsity teams participated in...

The La Salle boys basketball team took on Oakland High School for their first home game of the season on Monday, Dec. 10. After maintaining a fairly close score, the Falcons ultimately lost the game...

Being the youngest of four siblings, junior Meklit Wondwossen was influenced by her older brother and sister. Her brother was the trendsetter of the family, so when he decided to play basketball, all of...

To conclude his final year of high school soccer at La Salle, senior and striker Vance Sheffield scored 101 goals, making him one of the highest-scoring male high school soccer players in Oregon history.  Playing...

For the third time in six years, the boys varsity soccer team has won the 5A state championship.  Before the game, “everyone was nervous,” senior Vance Sheffield said. “But nervous is a good...

The Dallas Cowboys are a meager 3-7 after week 11 of the season. The team that had aspirations to make a deep playoff run — which has too often been promised to fans by owner and general manager Jerry...

Faced with the choice of where to dedicate his time, sophomore Gian Manzon chose swimming over basketball because of how physically taxing it was, as he kept getting small injuries. Since then, he has...