Sandy Li, Staff Writer
Sandy Li (‘27) is an adrenaline junkie; you can always catch her trying out new things, whether that’s wrestling, new TV shows, or even now journalism. Expect the unexpected when it comes to Sandy. No one knew she was coming to Webb, not even herself. She spontaneously decided to join the Webb community and study abroad, coming all the way from Shenzhen, China to sunny California. Before joining Webb, Sandy was unsure of her passions and unable to find her true self. Now she branches out and does things for herself, not for others’ validation. She unexpectedly joined girls wrestling and took everyone by surprise with her amazing talents as a first year on the team, coming out on top as league champion by the end of the season. This year, Sandy is branching out once again; she is taking journalism and is here to stay. Her creative writing style is sure to bring a big bang into the publication, as writing is not just a hobby for her but a talent. In fact, outside of the classroom you can catch Sandy winning poetry contests, just another one of her spontaneous hobbies that became a honed talent.
Favorite Song: Burn (Hamilton Musical) by Phillipa Soo
![In the background, groups of students completed numerous activities during the Leadership and Honor symposium, while Larry Zhou (‘26) stands confused. The ambitious number of activities lead students to feel out of place and unsure of what was happening. “I think day one was slightly misscheduled because a lot of things felt out of place,” Larry said. “A few groups ended up not completing all of the activities because some [activities] ended up being longer than [they] should have been.” However, students remain overall optimistic about the opportunities they were given to bond with their friends and classmates.](https://webbcanyonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/IMG_4727-2-1200x900.jpg)
![Evelyn Fu (‘27), a Webb wrestler, grabs her opponent’s legs as the teams watch inattentively. As Evelyn scores 3 points for her takedown, the crowd erupts into cheers. “I want [the wrestlers] to lock into the present moment because the present moment is all we have,” said Rieanna Duncan, the girls’ head wrestling coach. The wrestling team won both schools in the tri-school meet with confidence, and both the coaches and athletes look forward to more matches in the future.](https://webbcanyonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Li-On-campus-sports-event-1200x900.jpg)
