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Webb Canyon Chronicle
The Student News Site of The Webb Schools

Webb Canyon Chronicle
The Student News Site of The Webb Schools

Webb Canyon Chronicle
Troy Seanoa

Troy Seanoa, Staff Writer

As a new member of the WCC, Troy Seanoa ('24) brings his football and rugby experience to the news site, hoping to become a regular sports reporter. Troy is best described as honorable, inspirational, and committed, all of which render him a perfect addition to the Webb Canyon Chronicle. When he is not busy hustling during rugby for the Foothill Rebels or training on WSC ’s varsity football team, Troy spends his downtime relaxing with friends and family. This summer, Troy and his family traveled to Maui, where they snorkeled and swam in the ocean. If he were to be any animal, Troy would be an eagle because of the chance to fly and because of his go-with-the-flow vibes. Starting off the year with strong goals, Troy is determined to write articles that the student body will want to read. Motivated by his ride-the-wave attitude, Troy hopes to circulate through a variety of sections, boosting students’ excitement and engagement with the Webb Canyon Chronicle. 

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Webb students of all different grades cheer as students Tony Gao (‘26) and Julia Fenner (‘23) battle it out in the middle of Stockdale center as Eric Hansen, Humanities Department faculty, refereed the event. Webb night was packed with different games and events, and as students began to disperse from arm wrestling, they headed over to the activity they had signed up for or just to cheer on fellow classmates.

Seniors grand slam Webb Night and Webb Day

Nicolaas Grobler, Troy Seanoa, and Ethan Undello
March 31, 2023
Bryan Oglesby (‘23), Kenny Clay (‘25), Karma Griggs (‘23), Sebastian Hazlet (‘24), and Garrett-Cordova-Caddes (‘23) start track practice with jogging up and down the track lines as they loosen up before sprinting. As they finish their warm-ups, track and field coach, Anthony Flucker, tells the athletes to line up and start practice off with running a mile.

Webb spring sports 22-23

Nicolaas Grobler, Troy Seanoa, Nancy Lin, and Bryan Oglesby
March 10, 2023
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Webb Students share their predictions for the Super Bowl

February 3, 2023
Eric Zhu (‘25) starts the tournament off as point guard for the WSC Basketball Team against Rio Hondo. The game starts quickly as Webb wins the tip off giving them first possession trying to put points on the board as Eric calls out the offensive play.

WSC Basketball places 5th in Thirty-Seventh Annual Webb Classic

Nicolaas Grobler and Troy Seanoa
January 19, 2023
WSC and VWS winter sports teams are starting off their season with great enthusiasm and achievements. While the wrestling team swept the competition in all three meets, the WSC soccer team emerged victorious from their first league game, and the VWS soccer team maintained their undefeated title. “I believe we will have a successful season.” Coach Dunford said. “Our league was restructured this year, so I am looking forward to seeing how we compete against our new league opponents.”

Winter sports updates

Jenny Tran, Eva Annabi, Taylor Crawford, Wura Ogunnaike, Troy Seanoa, Olivia Cooke, and Elena Petrova
December 15, 2022
Webbies take on World Cup 2022

Webbies take on World Cup 2022

Eva Annabi, Taylor Crawford, Wura Ogunnaike, Olivia Cooke, Troy Seanoa, Jenny Tran, and Elena Petrova
December 15, 2022
At the lively Club Fair on Monday, October 17th, Sebastian Hofmann (‘23) and Conrad Poon (‘23) present the Model UN club. “Join the Model UN club if you want to roleplay as a politician!” said Conrad. Students learn a little about each club from the vibrant posters and attention-grabbing presentations as they pass by the clubs’ tables in the Quad.

What comes next: 6 tips for keeping a club active

Elena Petrova and Troy Seanoa
October 23, 2022
The fall season includes a large variety of fall sports, such as Football, Cross Country, Volleyball, golf, water polo, and tennis. Webb football prepares to run a trick play against the Silver Valley Defense. Eric Gu (‘26) takes a sip out of his water bottle after finishing a mile-long warmup run for WSC cross country practice. VWS Volleyball poses for a picture before playing a crucial game that will send the team to the playoffs.

Fall sports return with athletes optimistic about winning a championship

Bryan Oglesby, Taylor Crawford, Ethan Undello, Troy Seanoa, and Chloe Wang
September 30, 2022
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