The Mira Costa girls volleyball team went head to head with the Redondo Union Sea Hawks in their final league match on Tuesday, November 4. They lost the match in five sets, with scores of […]
Shante Robinson has broken nine Mira Costa track-and-field records. She went to the state finals in track and field last year. She is a leader, a teacher, and role model. And she’s only a […]
In the most nail-biting game of the Mustangs’ season, a controversial call with 12 seconds left in the fourth quarter along with a fumble by Costa with one minute left led the Inglewood Sentinels […]
Pictures and projections can’t compete with the chilly early morning air, blankets, and telescopes set up on the roof of the Costa math and science building to watch the total lunar eclipse on Oct. 8. […]
The Mustangs traveled to Peninsula to rebound from an awful home loss at the hands of Palos Verdes. Mira Costa escaped with a 37-28 victory, despite the absence of star running back Tre Searcy, […]
Not having to ability to talk or walk alone is a disability most people can’t imagine living with. However, these effects of cerebral palsy are ones Junior Kathryn Cross has accepted into her life. […]
Despite the Mustangs taking the first two sets, the Seahawks rallied in the last three to take the match. – Jimmy Shaw and Connor Layden
On Nov 3, the Mira Costa boys water polo team faced off against the division 1 Huntington Beach Oilers. The Mustangs played the away game in Huntington Beach and although Mira Costa was not able to defeat the Oilers, they played a strong game in an attempt to stop Huntington Beach. […]
Freshman Xavier Court has been tearing up the trails on the Varsity Cross Country team, setting personal records and beating different times of past runners.
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It is no mystery that California is notorious for competitive volleyball, but due to its convenient location by the ocean, hardwood floors have been replaced by sandy beaches.
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