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Harker Aquila

The student news site of The Harker School.

Harker Aquila

The student news site of The Harker School.

Harker Aquila

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May 14 Harker vs. Santa Clara 4-26 L
May 14 Harker vs. Crystal Springs Uplands 9-4 W
May 12 Harker vs. Crystal Springs Uplands 18-10 W
May 12 Harker vs. Cupertino 6-10 L
May 12 Harker vs. Harbor 0-3 L
Sophomore Angus Wang chambers his leg, ready to unleash a side kick. “My style of form in taekwondo is really powerful,” Angus said. “It’s about striking and getting close, going for the hits rather than small points.”
APEX: Power on impact
Sophomore Angus Wang channels fourth Dan black belt discipline into soccer and mentorship
by Sam Li, HOH Managing Editor • May 22, 2026
APEX: Driving success
APEX: Driving success
Sophomore Justin Hu competes with patience and persistence
by Charlene Li, Assistant Sports Editor • March 25, 2026
Senior Stanley Chen  raises his leg to take a shot. “When people think of soccer, they think of flashy skill moves,” Stanley said. “But a big part of the sport is endurance.”
APEX: Keep going forward
Senior Stanley Chen leads by example on the soccer field
by Mihir Kotbagi and Aahana Sharma February 6, 2026
Junior Mason Brooks prepares to pitch the ball. Washington Park is the home field for Harker's baseball team.
History at bat
by Dyuthi Vallamsetty, Features Editor • May 28, 2026
Imbalance in pay persists when the wnba compared to the nba, reinforcing the idea that while progress is real, it is ongoing rather than entirely complete. Following recent bargaining proposals, the median salary for the WNBA is now  600k.
Progress over payment
by Liana Barooah, Sports and Photo Editor • May 2, 2026
Stigma around illness, nutrition and physical injury fosters unhealthy habits in athletes
Stigma around illness, nutrition and physical injury fosters unhealthy habits in athletes
by Liana Barooah and Aahana Sharma May 2, 2026
One year after a season with no games due to low interest in the sport, the girls lacrosse team rebounded with a roster of 16 players, up four compared to last year, enough for six schools to agree to non-league games.
Back in play
by Charlene Li and Liana Barooah April 28, 2026