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Varsity Boys Basketball defeats Homestead High School 3-1

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By Ethan Yang
| El Estoque Online
Varsity Boys Volleyball defeated Homestead High School 3-1 on Wednesday, May 6, securing a spot in the CCS Open Division Playoffs. After HHS took the first set in a narrow 25-22, the Matadors responded by controlling the second set, winning 25-15. The third and fourth sets followed a similar pattern — MVHS built early leads, Homestead fought back with long scoring runs, and the Matadors closed out both, 25-22 and 27-15, taking the match.
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MVHS Alum ‘04 Robert Rothbart’s journey through professional basketball

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By Ethan Yang
| El Estoque Online
Long before college scouts visited the MVHS gym early in the morning or professional coaches evaluated him overseas, MVHS alum ‘04 Robert Rothbart had already defined his future: basketball would be his lifelong trajectory. Rothbart wanted to be a professional basketball player his entire life — according to him, his mom said he had this dream as early as 8 years old. Former MVHS Varsity Basketball Coach Ed Campbell adds that Rothbart’s goals and passion for basketball were unusually concrete.
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Student athletes suffering from ligament and muscle tears face arduous rehabilitation processes

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By Ethan Yang
| El Estoque Online
Leading up to the Milano-Cortina Olympics last month, all eyes were on 41-year-old Lindsey Vonn as she attempted to become the oldest alpine ski racer to earn an Olympic medal. As she prepared for her downhill run, Vonn revealed that she had completely re-ruptured her left anterior cruciate ligament — the same devastating injury that had also kept her out of the 2014 Sochi Olympics — less than a week before the competition.
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