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Coach Rollinson and the Mater Dei Legacy
Dominique Marchand
and
Isabelle Alyn
September 20, 2022
Students receive sports scholarships to fund further education
Oliver Cary
and
Rachel Montoya
April 27, 2022
Sports announcer uses Mater Dei as stepping stone towards professional aspirations
Brigette Ramirez
, Editor-in-Chief
April 25, 2022
Cheerleading Team Wins CIF Championship and Finishes Season Second in the Nation
Isabelle Alyn
, Advertising Director and Historian
March 10, 2022
The complexity of individual sports in team competitions
Alexis Rosol
and
Avianna Echelmeyer
February 22, 2022
Basketball teams continue to travel amidst Omicron outbreak
Jaden Kessler
and
Rachel Montoya
February 11, 2022
Season Preview: Varsity Baseball Team looks to build on momentum of last season
Brigette Ramirez
, Editor-in-Chief
February 10, 2022
The return of the student section
Lilly Ashworth
, Editor-in-Chief
November 22, 2021
Mater Dei Ice Hockey returns for the 2021-2022 season
Isabelle Alyn
and
Nathaniel Calilung
November 18, 2021
Athletes get to compete in the 2021 sports season after fall and winter seasons were delayed
Jocelyn McGuinness
and
Izzy Kellman
May 3, 2021
Junior baseball player follows in his brothers footsteps towards success
Brigette Ramirez
and
Justin Cassingham
April 21, 2021
Students who work more professional careers
Laila Gonzales
, Staff Reporter
April 15, 2021
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![DOING IT ALL: As aspiring public announcer Omar Villanueva Jr. works towards his goal of a career in professional sports, he balances school, work, and announcing for the Mater Dei varsity boys’ lacrosse and baseball teams up to 3 times a week. “A typical day [for me] would be getting up around 4 AM to go to work since I work at Amazon,” Villanueva Jr. said. “Im a supervisor there for the quality department. Then lets say I do have a game for Mater Dei, Ill get off work a little early and then get ready, drive over to Mater Dei, and announce a game.” He is also a student at Mt. San Jacinto College and is currently finishing his associates degree. “[If] I dont have a game, Ill be doing schoolwork in the afternoon,” Villanueva Jr. said.](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/0696DEDB-E863-4AB2-ADC2-E3A595352C05-900x495.jpeg)
![PREP TALK PEP TALKS: (left to right) Junior Luke Couglin, Senior Jake McLaughlin, Freshman Ezekiel Tacket and Freshman Jaycob Renteria give Senior varsity wrestler David Carrillo one last pep talk before he heads into his next match, giving him the motivation to give his all. This perfectly captures the spirit of the Mater Dei wrestling team, as described by the players. “We all support each other, and we all push each other to go further. “If someone is lacking, or [falling] behind we’ll motivate them to keep up.” Carillo says.](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/KngQ3hAQ2ev0p4F3799DMYvpPlbU2cUGYzNSUCLo-725x900.jpeg)
![SHREDDING THE ICE: Junior Jeremy Son, an offensive player for the hockey team, skates by an opponent going for the puck. After hours of weekly practice sessions with his teammates and coaches, Son’s skills on the ice have become second-nature. “I like how [coach Lucas Romero] teaches us how to hit and score properly,” Son said. “At this level, we [need to] learn the proper technique to hit right because hitting can be dangerous at times.” (Photo courtesy of Tej Gahdavi)](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/IMG_0502-900x571.jpg)
