Max Millot is a third year Encinal Media staff member. After two years in Publications he transitioned to The Echo staff to serve as Co-Editor-in-Chief as well as the Sports Editor. He is class of 2025 and joined Echo because he wanted to be able to heighten his writing skills. Some hobbies he enjoys are playing video games and exercising. He also loves to listen to music. He’s part of the school’s track team in the spring.
Down 4-0 going into the fifth inning, Encinal’s grit rang true with two runs in the top to lead by senior Oskar Jones and junior Kyle Cook.
This wasn’t the momentum shift they had hoped for however,...
First Round Results:
The 2024 playoff season featured 14 total teams. The AFC consisted of the: Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens, Houston Texans, Los Angeles Chargers, Pittsburgh...
The controlled chaos of Homecoming Week has started at Encinal, which means the return of several highly anticipated activities. The Echo takes a look at all the leadership-lead activities Homecoming Week...
After four years of students using 1-to-1 school-issued Chromebooks, Encinal High School returned to Chromebook carts in all classrooms for the 2024-2025 school year. The reasons for the switch include...
After winning WACC championships just over a week ago, both Encinal Baseball and Softball advanced in the North Coast Section Championships (NCS) playoffs. Both teams survived the first two rounds and...
Going into the bottom of the 4th inning, the Encinal Jets and the Mt. Eden Monarchs were tied 1-1 in the WACC Shoreline League Championship. An RBI single by sophomore Eric Proctor followed by an RBI sacrifice...
Torrential downpours last week led to the closure of both high school soccer fields in the district, causing turmoil amongst players and coaches alike.
Unfortunately, the closure coincided with the...
After four years of playing tennis, Sofia Layzer had reached a precipice. The Encinal tennis star led 6-5 in the second set of the WACC (West Alameda County Conference) Tournament final. Layzer, a two-time...
Losing a lot of seniors last year, expectations weren’t too high on the 2023 varsity women's volleyball team. “Everybody expected us to be a lot worse than last year,” explained Senior outside hitter...
During their first home game of the season, the Encinal football team quickly found themselves down 6-0 against the Hercules Titans. Unfazed by giving up a touchdown on the Titans’ first drive, the Jets'...
Encinal will not offer AP Wold History as part of its 2023-2024 course selections, at least not in the traditional sense. Currently, the school offers sophomores two options for history: World History...
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