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A Look Back at the 2019-2020 MBHS Sports Season
With the school year coming to an end, so does the rest of the sports seasons. Every sport had their ups, their downs, and...
The Effects of the Coronavirus on MBHS Sports
The Coronavirus has become a worldwide pandemic, bringing an end to many things that people adore, including school. As the virus spreads...
Joey Ruddell Jumping to New Heights with Idaho College Signing
Last week on Tuesday February 4th, Senior Joey Ruddell signed a scholarship to the University of Idaho for High Jump. Friends, family, and coaches...
Girls Basketball Loses League Championship Opportunity
On January 28, the Girls Basketball Varsity team was in a position to battle with the Orcutt Academy Spartans for the first place League...
Girls Wrestling Fights Through Tournament
The Girls Wrestling Team at Morro Bay High School just had a CCAA League Finals Tournament on February 5 at...
Spotlight
Athlete Spotlight: Jessa Maurer
The Girls Water Polo season is coming to an end on October 23rd, and Jessa Maurer, the varsity team captain, is...
Spotlight: Aiden Fillerup Finds Success for Boys Soccer
One of the team captains, Aiden Fillerup, has proven himself to have an outstanding performance throughout this season as is shown by him being...
Cross Country Girl’s Journey to State
by Olivia Fernflores
My name is Olivia, and I joined cross country because I love to run. I went on many adventures with the team...
Female Kicker Sadie Magpie Joins MBHS Football
The Morro Bay High School Football team will feature a new player in today’s game against Nipomo High School. Sadie Magpie will be...
Athlete Spotlight: Sierra Redman Brings her Talents to MBHS Girls Tennis
Morro Bay High School is home to its very own Girls Tennis team. Last week, they played their first match and earned a...
LATEST ARTICLES
As many students are aware, Morro Bay High School joined schools from around the nation in temporarily closing its doors due to fears of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). Currently, the plan is for the school to reopen...
Morro Bay city leaders say King Tides give 'disconcerting' preview of sea level rise
https://www.ksby.com/news/local-news/morro-bay-city-leaders-say-king-tides-give-disconcerting-preview-of-sea-level-rise
For the past two months, the Morro Bay Spyglass has been lucky enough to work...
Hey pirates! In case you missed our last piece on the Lunch Ladies, we have a new piece on the tasty food they provide for us in the cafeteria. A select group of top-tier journalists from the Spyglass exercised...
Due to the pandemic of the coronavirus, local businesses have been forced to shut down or limit their hours and services. Following government guidelines, restaurants have been permitted to stay open, and many choose to do so...
With the school year coming to an end, so does the rest of the sports seasons. Every sport had their ups, their downs, and some teams didn't get to play out their season.
The fall season brought many big moments...
Dear Abbie,
I want to be roommates with someone but I can’t tell if they do too.
-Master
Dear Master,
We’re at a scary time right now, there are a lot of things up in the air that we simply can’t call...
Los Osos residents may have been surprised to hear honking and cheering coming from outside their house late Thursday morning on April 2nd. Organized by Lara Storm, Principal of Monarch Grove Elementary School, 31 teachers and their...
Voting for ASB positions has always been an interesting thing amongst MBHS students, even if we do it a bit differently than most places. In the classic high school scenario, it’s always the preppy upbeat kids that...
This Friday, ASB will hold elections, allowing students to vote for a variety of candidates. For the position of ASB president, Amanda Cameli is looking to take on these responsibilities, along with her Vice President Nolan Ashworth.
ASB officer elections are scheduled for Friday, April 3rd. Juniors Rosalie Rauenzahn and Jacob Rocha are running for ASB President and Vice President.
Rauenzahn and Rocha have been working together to plan ahead...
With the transition to online classes, there has definitely been a de-structuring of how school work is administered and completed. Students must now schedule their own days at home to complete their schoolwork for each class. One...
To negate the spread of COVID-19, the city of San Luis Obispo has called for a shelter-in-place. It is encouraged that people stay home in order to lower the spreading of the virus. However, citizens of SLO can still...
The Coronavirus has become a worldwide pandemic, bringing an end to many things that people adore, including school. As the virus spreads globally, it has caused a major impact on the sports world as well. The NBA...
