Spring sports overview

Elena Brown, Managing Editor of Student Life|May 16, 2023

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Student choosing to watch brain rot instead of concentrating in class.

Are gen alpha the alphas?

Awarded with second place in their race division, the cross country varsity boys rejoice.

Excelling on the field and in the classroom

After aggressive rainfall and winds, the beloved tree outside of the Sr. high gym came crashing down. “I'm really sad the tree fell, I feel like it was really bringing our culture together,” Greta Quellhorst, ‘28, said.

Reign of the hurricane

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Sports

Excelling on the field and in the classroom

After high school, Jackson Baur, ‘25, hopes to continue as a mascot. “I would definitely do it in college, depending on what school I go to,” Baur said. “I’m probably gonna go to South Carolina and their mascot is the Gamecock, which I feel like is a pretty cool mascot, similar to an eagle. So I would definitely think about it if the opportunity came.”

Mask on, mask off

The dance team is looking ahead to a competition in February. “We didn't place last year, so our goal is just to be better last year, and be more organized,” Crowley said.

Dancing into new beginnings-ready

Tennis is a very mentally challenging game, something that player Natalie Goodman, ‘25, who has played tennis for 14 years, experienced firsthand at the ECC Championships. “Trying to keep a good mindset, even though tennis is a very physical game, it's also very much like a mental game,” Goodman said.

Menace in tennis

The Lady Eagles beat the odds and came in fourth out of nine ECC teams.