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  • Feb 3 / Girls Varsity SoccerArchie Williams High School - 1, Tamalpais High School - 2
  • Feb 1 / Girls Varsity BasketballArchie Williams High School - 30, Vallejo High School - 19
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The pinnacle of Falcon journalism

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The pinnacle of Falcon journalism

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Ian Holton

Ian Holton, Reporter

Ian is a sophomore, in his first year of journalism. He joined journalism because he has been an avid writer since second or third grade. Ian likes to play soccer and baseball and he also enjoys reading. He has skipped two grades, and is 14 as a sophomore. 

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Senior Nolan Kriessmann passes the ball above an opponents head.

[Photo] Bleach Boys rein in the Mustangs in an offensive battle

Carina Ridella and Ava Smith
January 25, 2025
The Falcons end the timeout by raising their fists in the air, preparing themselves for the rest of the quarter.

[Photo] Varsity boys basketball team narrowly beats Terra Linda Trojans

Aurora Garcia, Reporter
January 23, 2025
Archie Williams junior Kia Smith takes a shot against the Encinal Jets.

[Photo] Falcons varsity boys basketball blows past Encinal Jets with dominant win

Ainsley Sullivan, Reporter
January 18, 2025
Archie Williams senior Phoebe Morf passes the ball for an opportunity at a goal.

[Photo] Falcons girls varsity soccer comes up short against Branson Bulls

Chase Stein, Reporter
January 16, 2025
Senior Roy Quaas and junior Ryan Cunningham play the saxophone and the trombone in a cover of "Mr. Magic" by Ralph MacDonald.

Archie Williams students display talent at jazz showcase

Ian Holton, Reporter
December 19, 2024
Junior Hanna Janson performs “Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered” by Ella Fitzgerald.

[Photo] Performance Workshop takes the stage at Musician Showcase

August Ehmann, Reporter
November 25, 2024
DJ MC (senior Zeke Cunningham) and Trey (sophomore Carthan Scheiber) make fun of the latest social media post.

Begets: Fall of a High School Ronin is a must-see production at Archie Williams

Ian Holton, Reporter
November 22, 2024
Archie Williams defense holds back the Piner Prospectors during the senior night football game.

[Photo] Piner Prospectors strike gold in Falcons’ final football flight

Ava Smith, Reporter
November 11, 2024
In Tyler, the Creator's Chromakopia album cover, he is meant to resemble Chroma the Great, a fictional character who brought colors to the world, hence the black and white design. (Promotional material courtesy of Odd Future Records)

Tyler, the Creator’s Chromakopia breaks away from tradition

Ian Holton, Reporter
November 3, 2024
Archie Williams senior Arlo Maury kicks for an extra point after the Falcons' first touchdown.

The Bears claw past the Falcons in a tough loss for Archie Williams football

Will Fisk and Ian Holton
September 23, 2024
Archie Williams junior Hadley Johnson looks for a pass, as Saint Ignatius player defends.

[Photo] Falcons water polo drowns Saint Ignatius Wildcats in first home game of the season

Chase Stein and Joaquin DeCuman
September 18, 2024
Archie Williams students line up their electric bikes on the bike racks during school hours.

TUHSD implements new e-bike registration and required parking permits

Juliet Stucky and Ian Holton
September 15, 2024
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