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Arena Faith Night
San Jose Stealth Supports Faith Night
By Brittany Brinkman

When the San Jose Stealth players came to chapel they talked about the origins of the first lacrosse games. The game is played by the use of a netted racquet with which to pick the ball off the ground, throw, catch and pass on it into or past a goal to score a point. The main rule in all types of lacrosse was that the ball, must not be touched with the hands. The Native Americans used to play this game to settle disputes between tribes. When the missionaries arrived from Europe, they noticed that the players used to form cross shapes with their sticks and that is how the name lacrosse was formed.
The San Jose Stealth is now carrying on the tradition of the American Indians by playing professional lacrosse. The ASB went to one of the Stealth games in order to experience the thrills of the game. They then promoted a special night for the Stealth team called Faith Night. This was a calling for people with strong faith to come together and support the Stealth team. The ASB sold many tickets for this event and many Valley students enjoyed the night of faith together.
Come and support the Stealth team by attending their games at the H.P. Pavilion.

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Valley's Own to Play for Grammy Band
As the month of February begins, the 48th Annual Grammy Awards will be held, acknowledging the accomplishments of famous musicians all over the country and celebrating the wonders of music. As the stars accept their awards, Valley's own junior Yuma Sung will be playing the piano, alongside of a talented, elite group of high school musicians. As part of the Gibson/Baldwin Grammy Jazz Ensembles program, twenty-nine high school singers and musicians are gathering from across the nation, representing 27 cities in 17 states.

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Anxious Students Await Mission Trip to Guatemala
Students of all grade levels are anxiously awaiting Valley Christian's third mission trip to Guatemala. For some, it is their second or third year participating in this mission trip.

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Winter Ball
As guys scrounge up the nerve to ask that special girl to Winter Ball, girls are spending their time in dress shops looking for that perfect dress. The worst-case scenario would be for a girl to walk into Decathlon and see another girl wearing the same dress. The only way to avoid this terrible situation is to buy a one of a kind dress from a smaller less popular dress store.

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Varsity Boys Basketball Take On League!
 What is that they say about being a gracious host? From December 8-10, the varsity boys basketball team opened their gym for the West Coast Classic, an eight-team tournament of talented basketball squads. The Warriors rolled through their own event, defeating Wilson Prep of Oakland by an 80-25 margin, Mount Eden of Hayward 51-40, and made a victory over defending champion Woodside in the final.

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