In 2008 Verde was one of four newsmagazines awarded the Pacemaker award from the National Scholastic Press Association. Viking is Paly's sports magazine publication, published five times each year and available online. Founded in 2007, Viking was the first publication at the high school level to solely cover athletics in the country. It won the National Scholastic Press Association's Student Journalist Impact Award in 2008. The Paly Voice, launched in 2003, is Paly's online news source. It features searchable archives of all other Paly publications as well as exclusive online content. In the spring of 2005, the site won both the People's Voice and Overall Webby Award in the "Student" category. InFocus is Paly's broadcast TV news program. Founded in 1998, it airs daily during school. Madrono, the Palo Alto High School yearbook founded around 1918, has won numerous awards; one of the most prestigious being a gold medalist for the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. It will publish its 103rd issue in 2022. Additional student publications These publications are clubs but do not have a dedicated class. Proof is Paly's arts and entertainment magazine. It was first published second semester of the 2009–10 school year. Agora is Paly's foreign affairs magazine. First published in 2012, it is the first high school foreign affairs publication in the country. It publishes once a semester. Littera is Paly's club literary magazine. The club was created in the fall of 2018. It publishes an online issue every semester. Athletics Titles won by teams from Palo Alto High School range from CIF State Championships in Boys Varsity Basketball in 1993 and 2006, a football Division I state championship in 2010, volleyball Division I state championships in 2010 and 2011, to CCS Championships in Football in 1995, 2006, 2007, 2010, and 2022 and countless CCS titles in other sports. In 2010, both the Boys and Girls Lacrosse teams won the inaugural Santa Clara Valley Athletic League Championships. Paly has 25 varsity teams, including football, swimming, as well as badminton, softball, basketball, track and field/cross country running, golf, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, volleyball, water polo, field hockey, ice hockey, and wrestling teams. The school is also home to several athletic clubs, including an Ultimate Frisbee Club. Notable alumni Palo Alto High School has had various well-known alumni, including: Davante Adams (2011), NFL wide receiver Rink Babka (1954), Olympic discus thrower Joan Baez (1958), folk singer Lisa Brennan-Jobs (1996),