Titan’s Hockey
Hannah Feldman, Editor-in-Chief
March 3, 2020
Titan terror, covered in U.S.A. clothing, showed out in full force for the Titans Ice Hockey championship game on Thursday night. Sadly, our Titans came in second for the Championship. They were defeated by Council Rock South 3-1. In the last game against Council Rock South, on January 15th, the...
The Everlasting Legacy of Kobe Bryant
Adil Parikh, Staff Writer
February 6, 2020
Everyone remembers yelling out “Kobe!” when tossing something in the trash can in ode to the Los Angeles Laker legend Kobe Bryant. However, now when we do it, there will be a whole different meaning. On the afternoon of Sunday, January 26 in Calabasas, California, nine people were tragically...
Super Bowl LIV
Jake Martin, Staff Writer
January 29, 2020
The Super Bowl is on February 2, featuring the NFC Champion San Francisco 49ers and the AFC Champion New England... wait what? They’re not in it this year? This year it’s the Kansas City Chiefs representing the AFC, led by Patrick Mahomes on offense and Tyrann Mathieu on defense. Dubbed the ...
The 76ers are Exceeding Expectations
Adil Parikh, Staff Writer
November 12, 2019
After the 76ers signed Al Horford to a four-year deal and traded for Josh Richardson during the off-season, this season became the most hyped season for the Sixers in years. Although it’s only been five games in the new season, it’s fair to say that the Sixers have not disappointed. After a...
Run of the…Cat?
Jake Martin, Staff Writer
November 12, 2019
Monday Night Football, Week 9, Cowboys vs. Giants. The Giants walked out to a 9-3 lead, shocking all the Dallas fans who believed it would be a cakewalk victory. Then, disaster struck for the G-Men. A feral cat ran onto the field and evaded capture the entire time. Fans were expecting a...
The Return of DeSean Jackson
Jonathan Sim, Staff Writer
October 15, 2019
As the first player in NFL history to win a game by scoring on a punt return, DeSean Jackson has been a fan favorite in Philadelphia since he was drafted in 2008. Jackson logged 1,000+ yard seasons in 2009 and 2010, two of his best seasons. His iconic performance during the Miracle at the Meadowlands...
Ben Simmons Just Hit a Three and the Internet is Broken
Adil Parikh, Staff Writer
October 13, 2019
Who would have thought the day would ever come? After 19 unsuccessful attempts and countless internet memes, Sixers star point guard Ben Simmons finally hit his elusive first three-pointer in an NBA game. Yes, it was a pre-season game against a random team from China that no one has ever heard...
Float Like a Butterfly, and Get Stung by AB
Jake Martin, Staff Writer
October 8, 2019
A big talking point in the NFL Season has focused on former All-Pro wideout Antonio Brown. His shenanigans started back in the Steelers week 17 match-up, one that required them to win and for their division rival Baltimore Ravens to lose to the Cleveland Browns. In this huge game, they need everyo...
What’s Next for the Philadelphia Eagles?
Adil Parikh, Senior Staff Writer
October 5, 2019
After falling behind 10-0 against the Green Bay Packers early in the 2nd quarter last Thursday night, you could already picture what everybody would be saying about the Philadelphia Eagles. “This team is overrated!” “Why can’t anybody ever stay healthy!” “Why can’t Nelson Agholor catch...
Swimming Scholers: Taking over C.B. South Lane by Lane
Hannah Feldman, Assistant Editor
May 2, 2019
Sisters Heidi and Haley Scholer have been swimming for most of their lives and have now attacked the high school swimming world with speed that can only be compared to that of a killer whale. “We were taking swim lessons, it was three people and I remember our coach asking us the question ‘who is the king of the seas?’ and I answered, ‘killer whale,’” said Haley....
Sports Rituals: How do Athletes Prepare?
Jason Chen, Editor-in-Chief
April 18, 2019
Athletes aspire for the brightest lights on the biggest stages. Playing in front of sold out crowds, the noise deafening, is an experience unlike anything else in life. Athletes simply don’t walk into their games, hoping to perform at an elite level. They prepare, often in unique ways. Basketb...
Finding Success in the Classroom and on the Field
Ashley Corso, Contributing Writer
April 18, 2019
Nearly half a million students are involved in athletics across the United States. Nearly half a million students are student athletes representing their school and finding balance between education and sports. Four hundred out of those half million students are here participating in the athletic programs a...
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Ananya Siragavarapu is currently a sophomore at CB South. She participates in various clubs aside from Titan Tribune, including HOSA, Diversity Club, OEG, and the Cancer Livestrong Society. She loves music...