78 feet of green means something entirely different when it comes to this sport, whether its doubles or singles tennis is swinging into action. This season has been nothing short of a winning season as the Tiger varsity tennis teams sweeps competitions and wins district undefeated, looking to make a long postseason run. “I think we have a really strong team this year. I mean … Continue reading An Inside Look Into Team Tennis, Postseason Goals
What he enjoys about cross country: “That I enjoy running cross country because it has a sense of family that comes from such a huge group of people that get along with each other and it’s just really fun to be a part of its culture.” How cross country impacted him: “It’s definitely changed my view of life because of the endurance needed which calls … Continue reading Q&A With Kyler Myers, Senior Cross Country Runner
It’s 4pm on a Monday afternoon. You’ve been home for about an hour, finished up some homework, and now you’re getting ready to take a nap before you have to leave for practice. Your phone rings next to you, buzzing on the sheets; your coach is calling. 14 years of hard work paid off. Senior Cailey England started playing soccer at age 3 on community … Continue reading Hard Work Pays Off: Senior Cailey England Attends Under-18 Women’s National Team Identification Camp
As the heat goes out and the cold comes in you can just feel the anticipation for this year’s NBA season. With all the movement of players and trades it is looking to be the start of a new era, because of the evolution from superteams to dynamic duos. Sophomore William Pittman said, “I’m excited to see how the dispersions of superstars plays out with … Continue reading NBA Predictions and Expectations
Q: Being the athlete that you are you could have played any sport what stood out about basketball? A: “Since I was younger I’ve always liked the hype that comes with basketball. Obviously there’s always the fun parts like the crosses, dunks, and the crowd’s always into it, but it’s a lot of skill and pure athleticism that stuck out.” Q:What is your motivation for … Continue reading Q & A with Trace Young: New Season Brings Additional Motivation, Challenges
Click HERE to read the October 1 issue of The Paw Print student newspaper. Continue reading The Paw Print – October 2019 Issue
With the season coming to the end, the tennis team reflects on how the season has gone and what plans they have for the future. The tigers had many athletes place in their district, including Tallulah Andrushko being named champion in the 25-5A district for singles. While talking to some of the tennis players, they explain how they felt the season has gone for them … Continue reading Tigers continue to have players given awards
