“It has been a fun ride, one that has allowed me to not only develop as a player, but more importantly as a person. I have made connections that in 20 years time will still hold strong."—Senior Milind Manikkar
Everyone’s focus is on this excellence, on the win, on the growth, on the game. There is a buzz to it all—until it suddenly goes silent. A single break in the continuous flow. An injury.
The Archbishop Mitty’s Men’s Basketball team underwent a roster overhaul this season. As such, the Monarchs have faced a transition year that has tested their resilience.
Taking an unconventional path, Mr. Wise, a man who had never played competitive football before, found himself on one of the most dominant college football teams of all time.
On the night of Monarch Madness 2024, the already fired up crowd of students gathered in the San Jose Civic Center exploded into cheers after learning that the Women’s Soccer team had secured...
Currently ranked second in the country, the Archbishop Mitty Women’s Basketball Team is looking to continue their success and claim their spot as the best in the nation. While much of the team’s recent dominance can be attributed to the sheer talent of the program, one foundation of the team’s success lies in its focus on nutrition.
Every August, as the vacations come to an end, and the bustle of school starts again, members of 15,810 different high school football programs suit up for what is to be an intense, grueling season. Each...
From constantly communicating during the games to simply enjoying a snack together when the game is finished, the Men’s Water Polo Team maintains a high level of chemistry that allows the group to succeed.
The energy is palpable as the Mitty women’s volleyball team steps onto the court for a heavily anticipated match up against Saint Francis for the top spot in the WCAL standings. After dominating the...
A coach’s lifelong impact won’t ever be felt in the box score, but their work both on and off the field is an invaluable source to a player’s success beyond the game.
“We truly are one team: it can be hard at times to recognize the invisible boundaries between upper and lower classmen. And that’s a good thing.”—Kyle Pingree
