Skip to Main Content
est. 1930

The Wildcat

est. 1930

The Wildcat

est. 1930

The Wildcat

Elise Chu ('25) as Mario and William Stelmar ('25) as Luigi at the Mario Kart-themed winter rally.
IN PICTURES: Wildcats Race into Mario Kart-Themed Winter Rally
Karla Yoell, Feature Editor • January 13, 2025

It was a (Mario) party in the Wildcat gym as ASB hosted the annual winter rally on Jan. 10. The Mario Kart-themed event featured...

The main entrance to the Brea Junior High campus. $120 million of the $160 million Measure H bond is earmarked for the 108-year old facility.
Brea Voters Say ‘Yes’ to $160 Million Measure H School Bond
Lauren Ko, Editor-in-Chief • November 26, 2024

For the first time since 1999, Brea residents voted in support of a school bond. Measure H, Brea Olinda Unified School District's...

The approach to the BOHS campus along Wildcat Way. Due to a threat of violence, school was closed and all on-campus activities canceled on Nov. 13.
Classes, Campus Activities Canceled Due to Shooting Threat
Lauren Ko, Editor-in-Chief • November 13, 2024

Brea Olinda High School canceled all classes and on-campus activities following a shooting threat that remains under investigation...

Carson Tracey ('26) looks to pass to Nick Chamberlain ('26) during boys' varsity basketball's 63-54 win over visiting El Modena High School.
IN PICTURES: Boys’ Varsity Basketball Defeats El Modena, Improves to 2-1 in North Hills League
Andrew Andrade and Issabella Garcia January 11, 2025

Max Velazquez ('25) powers past a pair of Troy defenders during boys' varsity soccer's league-opening win on Jan. 6.
Boys’ Varsity Soccer Opens League With 3-2 Win Over Troy
Charlotte Nethers, Staff Writer • January 10, 2025

Boys' varsity soccer kicked off their Freeway League opener with their third straight three-goal game with a 3-2 victory over...

Nathan Aceves ('25) photographed in the Wildcat auxiliary gym. The two-sport varsity athlete starred in the backfield during football's record-setting season, and currently dominates on the mat for the Wildcat wrestling program.
Dual Dominance: A Wildcat Q&A with Multi-Sports Star Nathan Aceves
Siena Codekas, Sports Editor • December 20, 2024

In the Wildcat sports scene, the name “Aceves” frequently appears on varsity rosters, newspaper write-ups, and end-of-season...

Fruit of Her Labor
Fruit of Her Labor
Quyen Anderson, Guest Contributor • January 17, 2025
Sashimi: A Love Language
Sashimi: A Love Language
Caroline Koki, Guest Contributor • December 11, 2024
An artist's rendition of the social media post that led to the cancellation of Brea Olinda High School classes on Nov. 13.
A Picture Has a Thousand Consequences
Sofia Rodriguez, Opinion Editor • November 16, 2024
Sabrina Carpenter performs "Dumb and Poetic" while flanked by images of herself on the Kia Forum stage. The Nov. 15 show was the last of her U.S. tour leg, attracting over 70,000 fans to the stadium.
Pop Singer Sabrina Carpenter Shows Off, in More Ways Than One, at Short n’ Sweet Concert
Karla Yoell, Feature Editor • December 25, 2024
Olivia Chappell ('25) checks her Spotify Wrapped while listening to Kendrick Lamar, one of her 2024 Top Artists. Spotify Wrapped dropped on Dec. 4, revealing user's listening statistics to the platform's 626 million active users.
Spotify Wrapped, Community Builder
Sofia Rodriguez, Opinion Editor • December 19, 2024
Brea's Got Talent finalist Simone Ligason-Tiquia ('26) performs Sergei Rachmaninoff's etude "Little Red Riding Hood." Ligason-Tiquia won third place for her performance at the annual talent show.
Vocalists Shine at Brea’s Got Talent Competition
Sofia Rodriguez, Opinion Editor • December 5, 2024
Recent Results
Select a Sport
Wildcats
8
El Modena
5
Jan 14 / Girls Water Polo
Wildcats
53
Diamond Bar
67
Jan 12 / Ladycats Basketball
Wildcats
4
Marina
9
Jan 11 / Girls Water Polo
Wildcats
6
Fullerton
4
Jan 11 / Girls Water Polo
Wildcats
6
Troy
5
Jan 10 / Girls Water Polo
Wildcats
9
Glendora
10
Jan 10 / Girls Water Polo
The Wildcat Archives
Distinguished Sites Banner
Support the Wildcat!
$40
$1000
Contributed
Our Goal

100% of your donation helps Wildcat journalists attend the National Scholastic Press Association's spring convention in Seattle.

Donate to The Wildcat
$40
$1000
Contributed
Our Goal