Coach Carrero tackles flag football
Israel Carrero is the coach of the first flag football team at Berkeley High School. Playing football throughout high school at Livermore High School, he recently got into flag football and has been playing for the past five years.
BHS football home opener a success
On Friday, Sept. 8, the Berkeley High School Yellowjackets faced De Anza High School in their first home game of the season, defeating them by a score of 41-14.
Football home opener excites
The Berkeley High School Yellowjackets went up against the Miramonte Matadors on Friday, August 26. Per the game’s blackout theme, students arrived dressed in all black to show their Yellowjacket pride. BHS played an amazing first two quarters with “stout defense and explosive offense,” according to head coach David Perry.
Taking on Sport, Game, and Community in Fantasy Football
According to YouGovAmerica, every Sunday during football season, 37 percent of the US population watches football, 17 percent of whom participate in the game of fantasy football. In essence, fantasy football is a math-based game in which various teams compete parallel to real life football.
Cal Football Inspires BHS Students Athletes
The California Golden Bears football team has started its season strong despite a few setbacks. To start the season out with a bang, they won their first four games and defeated the Washington Huskies for the second year in a row, winning 20-19 with a thrilling last minute field goal.
BHS Football Succeeds with New Coach
Those who attended the welcome back assembly should know by now that in contrast to other years, Berkeley High School has been taking a lot of pride in their football team, and they have good reason to. Varsity football, also referred to as “The Swarm,” secured their second win of the season against Hercules
New Football Coach to Improve Program
Recently, the Berkeley High School football team has had difficulties maintaining positive records in both league and overall standings. For the past two years they have finished at the bottom of their league, and with a particularly negative season last year with zero wins, it was clear that a change in the program was
Red & Gold Day Lives on Without Football
Illustration by Gemma Fa-Kaji I never dressed up for rally day because I never knew why we celebrated the event. I thought rally day was celebrated to show love for our school.
Student-Run Flag Football Soars in East Bay
Photograph by Nigel Oliphant Student run organizations have always been a significant part of the culture at Berkeley High School. From service clubs to music groups, BHS students are not afraid to take initiative in organizing their community.
Proven Health Dangers of Football Warrant NFL Response
Illustration by Gemma Fa-Kaji The jury has spoken, and the verdict is clear. Football, is extremely dangerous. More and more studies are being released, and each one reveals more evidence that football is very risky for players’ health, particularly their brains.
Optimism Surrounds Yellowjacket Football Season
The 2016-17 season was an inconsistent one for the Berkeley High School football team. The season started out promisingly for the Yellowjackets, with the team emerging from its first three games with a record of 2-1.
Rape Culture Revealed
Seeing stories on rape and abuse in the news is far from uncommon. You hear about a high school soccer coach abusing their team, some powerful CEO assaulting co-workers, or a college student who got raped by classmates.