A battle for a league title

Kenyon Pierce|January 24, 2019

(GALLERY) Class of 2026 Pie in the Face Fundraiser

Gallery: Students VS Staff Dodgeball

AVID 11 teacher,Sandra Ozornio-Caballero, and her group of students sit outside the Recreation and Wellness center. Both groups were welcome to shop in the merch shop after the tour.

3/27/24 GALLERY: AVID 11 UC Merced and Stanislaus State University field trip

Rafael Esquivel and his fellow worker grill corn and sell elote at the Drama Stand during Spring Splash. The weather didnt interfere with their dedication to working and fulfilling their customers expectations. (Diana Mercado / StaggOnline)

Spring Splash food reviews

Star Wars cosplayers pose with lightsabers and blasters at StocktonCon held inside the arena on Feb 24. The Kylo Ren cosplayer, farthest right, photobombed the picture at the last moment. (Emanuel Osorio / StaggOnline)

Celebrities, cosplay, art, and more: An honest review of StocktonCon

Sports

(GALLERY) Stagg athletes sign to Simpson College football team

Gallery: Students VS Staff Dodgeball

Dallas Prak walks on the field at the Stagg vs. Bear Creek game, At Bear Creek on 9/29. Prak started playing football his freshman year.

Rising to the challenge: A High school Tri-Athletes Journey

Garcia stands in pitching stance getting ready to pitch to the opposing teams offense. She is hoping to have 50 strikeouts by the end of the week.

“It’s been an honor just to be nominated.” Stagg softball player in running for Softball Player of the Year

Stagg’s badminton team raise their rackets to cheer on their team for their effort in the game. The team chants, “Stagg state on me, Stagg State on three.1,2,3, Stagg State you know!

GALLERY: 4/2/24 Stagg vs. Chavez Badminton Boys and Girls

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