California Competition//Collecting hits, the Cougar’s bats were on fire over Spring Break collecting 21 hits over 2 games. Throughout the games they continued to support each other and build chemistry. The Coronado softball team traveled out of state to California to play competitive teams on March 20th and 21st, showing strong effort on both offense and defense. The Cougars secured a narrow 7-6 victory in their first matchup against Lakewood High School before falling 4-0 i

Setting up for Success // On March 23rd, the men's varsity volleyball team played Foothill at our home gym. The game ended with a score of 2-3. (Photo Courtesy of Bryn Norris) On Monday, March 23rd, 2026, Coronado’s varsity men’s volleyball team took on Foothill High School on our home court. The match unfortunately ended with a final score of 2-3. Despite the loss, the boys undoubtedly worked hard on the court. The game was close, coming down to the final set. The team is wo

Visionary, Doer, and Altruist // Supporting all those around her and making strides in and outside of school, meet Rhea Govindaraj. This is a student who doesn’t just put her 100% into every assignment, but also 100% into being a leader for both her school and her community, and she doesn’t stop working hard until the job is done. (Photo by Jenai Atherall) One of the greatest parts about growing up is discovering who it is that you are. Some learn that they are driven or dedi

Widespread Happiness // Starting 14 years ago this year, the International Day of Happiness was established by the General Assembly of the United Nations. To this day, it seeks to highlight the progression of society year after year into not just a more tangible, but also an intangible developed global community. (Photo by Jenai Atherall) One of the most valuable parts of being human is the ability to feel, and arguably, one of the best emotions that comes to mind is happines

Go Ducks//Striving for success, Bailey Goldberg has always had ambition when it comes to softball. She finally got to make her dream come true, becoming a D1 committed athlete at her dream school. Over the years, Coronado’s athletic programs have continued to build a reputation for excellence, producing athletes who shine not only in competition but also in the classroom. Senior Bailey Goldberg embodies that tradition. She is a Division I commit to the University of Oregon–a

Out With Old // Cleaning for the spring season is a great way to refresh your home after a long winter. Organizing and getting rid of things you don’t need can help you feel more focused and ready for a new season. (Photo by McKenzie Smoot) As the weather gets warmer and the days spring forward, many students take the opportunity to refresh their rooms and routines. However, true spring cleaning is more than just wiping down desks or folding clothes; it’s about creating a spa

Stark differences//Walking in Las Vegas isn’t ideal in some places. When looking at the photo on the left, the utility pole in the middle of the sidewalk looks daunting, and the buildings aren’t as compact as they are in the photo on the right, but why? (Photo by Caleigh Burns) Research conducted as part of AP Research capstone project At the intersection of Charleston Boulevard and Bruce Street in East Las Vegas, there are no textured yellow tiles on the ramps leading up to

Bronzeman // Starting on Sunday, March 15th, 2026, the 98th Academy Awards will be announced. Winners for Best Picture or Actor and several other categories, though speculative and shrouded in mystery, will get to own their very own Oscar, composed of solid bronze. (Photo by Ashley Nassiri).  The Academy Awards have been around for nearly 100 years and have been used as a way to shine a light on people’s hard work and achievements in the cinematography industry. Starting in 1

Teenagers across the country pack their suitcases and triple-check their flights, anxiously awaiting the most important day of the year: the day before spring break. They scroll endlessly through Instagram and TikTok feeds to see who is going where, but more importantly, who is going alone . For many, the idea of taking a solo trip has become the ultimate goal, the chance to escape routine, make their own decisions, and create memories on their own terms. However, as the plan

On the right track // Bringing their A-game for the first invitational of the season, the Coronado Cougar Track and Field team laced up their spikes and headed onto the track to start the season. Both the girls’ and boys’ teams received medals and even some placed new meet records, which made this season start off with a bang. (Photo Courtesy of Tyrel Cooper ) On February 28, at 8 am, Coronado's varsity track and field team competed in their first invitational of the season (

New and Upcoming//Playing in theaters is the new movie GOAT . It is an animated adventure about a young goat named Gus who dreams of winning the Golden Fleece. (Photo Courtesy of Megan Meusy) GOAT   is the newest animated adventure that has galloped into theaters, and watching it was a delightful experience from start to finish. The film follows the journey of a young goat named Gus, who dreams of winning the Golden Fleece at the annual Mountain Games. The film’s vibrant anim

Curated by the Department of Internet History, 2226 Artifact 1: Doge (Artifact Courtesy of Atsuko Sato) A photograph of a domesticated Shibu Inu canine accompanied by fragmented captions appears repeatedly in early internet records, making it one of the earliest and most influential internet memes of this era. Captions such as “wow” and “much amaze” lack conventional structure and were long believed to signal declining literacy.  Historians now argue this marked the beginning

Student-Athlete Stardom // Graduating alongside the class of 2026, senior Julie Beckham will be greatly missed at Coronado. Whether it’s her athletic ability, leadership skills, or school involvement, students and faculty cannot wait to see what amazing things she will do after high school. (Photo Courtesy of Julie Beckham) Julie Beckham’s four years at Coronado High School were defined by leadership, commitment, and an unwavering passion for her community. Performing as a st

Striving for Success//Posing triumphantly, Senior Iris Elimelech shows off her dazzling gold trophy won in a speech and debate competition. Being part of the Speech and Debate Club here at Coronado High School, Elimelech had worked extremely hard by accomplishing everything from her grades to her recent competition, in which she showcased her skills of gathering information and writing her speech for the competition. One thing is for sure: her work has finally paid off. (Phot

Lace Up & Run // Putting in the work, senior Brooke-Lynn Miller, competed at the 5A State Championships, placing 3rd and 4th overall last year. While it is her last year running for Coronado, she is going to continue her passion for long-distance running in college. (Photo Courtesy of Mr. Walker-Wallis) Over the past four years of her high school career, Senior Brooke-Lynn Miller has been pushing herself with training to compete in many meets and getting a variety of medals,

Game Faces On // Swinging the bat, junior Matthew Smoot gets a big hit to score a run for the Cougars. Although they came just shy of winning, the effort was still there. (Photo courtesy of Matthew Smoot) The Coronado Varsity Baseball team was in action with their second game of the season on March 2, 2026, at 6 pm, against Palo Verde. The Cougars put up a fight against the Panthers, but came up just short with a score of 4-8.  From the first inning through the final out, the

Balling for Victory//Listening carefully, Coronado’s Men’s Basketball team huddles around their coaches, who motivate the players before getting back onto the court. The team has worked extremely hard this season, having to go through many challenges, but it all paid off in the end in this final game. (Photo courtesy of Edward Haines) On Friday, February 20th, Coronado celebrated a huge victory in sports. Coronado’s Varsity Men’s Basketball team competed against the Liberty H

Physical Phenomenon//Growing in numbers every year, teenage girls are quitting sports left and right; so, it is important to bring awareness of the potential benefits of physical activity and consequences of stopping at an early age. Bringing a positive atmosphere and encouraging environment is essential to keeping girls engaged in sports. (Photo by Stella Lin) A recent survey found that 45% of girls quit sports  before the age of 14 due to low body confidence. Whether it was

Pre-season victories//Coming in hot, Coronado takes their first two wins during the pre-season. Since their next game is against Centennial on Monday March 2nd, these wins secured confidence for the Cougars as they head into their first league game. (Photo courtesy of Jenni Webber) The Coronado softball team opened preseason play with a strong start, earning back-to-back wins in scrimmages against the Liberty Patriots and Foothill Falcons on Saturday, February 21 at 12 and 1p

New Beginnings//Itching to run off and start her big-girl life somewhere new and lusciously green, senior Summer Gilliam prepares for this next solo chapter. She is so excited to experience new things and meet a fresh batch of people. (Photo courtesy of Summer Gilliam) For senior Summer Gilliam, high school has been defined by her leadership roles, her admirable dedication, and her passion for both athletics and performing arts. As a two-year softball captain and theatre pres