The Urban Legend

Where is Urban’s athletic trainer?

Tallula Ricciardi, Staff Writer • November 16, 2017

With over 65 percent of students playing a sport each year, according to the school’s athletics page, it is clear The Urban School’s athletic success is a big part of its students’ identities. However,...

Injured Urban Blues working towards recovery

Lola McAllister, Editor in Chief of Design • October 26, 2017

For many athletes, it is a reality that life is riddled with the occasional minor injury. These injuries may keep athletes icing on the sideline for a game or two, but the recovery is fairly minimal. Every...

Teacher Coaches Reflect On what they have learned

Diego Lopez, Staff Writer • March 29, 2016

When Urban’s varsity soccer team won NCS in November, head coach Danny Cardoza was as focused on his A period Spanish class as he was on the game. Cardoza is one of the few teacher-coaches at Urban...

Urban freshmen playing varsity sports reveal their secrets to success

Ariane Goldsmith, Staff Writer • December 8, 2015

ALIZA MAYER How and when did you start playing tennis? “I started playing tennis when I was four years old, just taking lessons. In seventh grade I played for the United States Tennis Association,...

Is Urban school spirit alive and well?

Griffin Bianchi, Staff Writer • December 28, 2014

With winning sports teams, one would think The Urban School of San Francisco would be armed to the teeth with fans in blue paint, enthusiastic cheers, and students flocking to games from all over the Bay...

Boys varsity soccer team ends 2014 campaign, bids farewell to seniors

Jack Gallo, Staff Writer • November 4, 2014

On Friday October 24, the varsity boys soccer team ended their 2014 season with a 2-1 loss to Stuart Hall. The loss left the boys with a final record of 4-7-5, finishing in fifth place in their first year...