The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

The Chatterbox
The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

The Chatterbox
The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

The Chatterbox
Eagle Madness is another example of team bonding shown by the men’s basketball team that is used as a way to hype the teams and bring together men’s and women’s basketball.

Forging friendships

Makenzie Ellison, Sports Writer
February 20, 2024
Along with sideline cheer, WHHS also has an award-winning competitive cheer team.

Shame in the game

Sameera Degaulle, Managing Editor of Current Events
February 15, 2024

Game on: The Chatterbox tries women’s soccer

Lael Ingram and Ollie Oudomsouk
February 14, 2024

Swim team SENIOR spotlight

Grace Cotton, Broadcast Team Member
February 9, 2024

988 game brings awareness

Kendra Sullivan, Managing Editor of Blue Team of Broadcast
February 7, 2024
Though these extra classes are optional, members of the team continue to show up and have a good time. “A lot of the kids actually really enjoy the dance and like it like they look cool doing it, but there's a solid chunk of the kids that actually really enjoy doing it,” Fightmaster said.

Diving into dancing

Sameera Degaulle, Managing Editor of Current Events
January 29, 2024
Koch was forced to play lacrosse wearing a brace to protect her torn ACL.

Beyond the field

Makenzie Ellison, Sports Writer
January 25, 2024
Made by Makenzie Ellison on Canva

Basketball breakdown

Makenzie Ellison, Sports Writer
January 16, 2024
Over the past 70 years, the number of sports at the Summer Olympics has increased from 17 to 32.

Sports fads at WHHS

Dominic Hamon and Jack Commandeur
January 9, 2024
During Eagle Madness, the girls' and boys' teams went head to head in a series of relays and contests.

Shooting with spirit

Sameera Degaulle, Managing Editor of Current Events
January 4, 2024
Made by Sameera Degaulle on Canva

Fall sports summary

Sameera Degaulle, Managing Editor of Current Events
November 17, 2023
Lizzy Rebber, ‘24, taking lots of CCP classes, doesn’t usually affect her workload playing tennis. “It [Tennis] gives me a solid schedule in a team and community, its very supportive because we all have the same end goal as people and teammates.” Rebber said.

Sports in society

Makenzie Ellison, Sports Writer
November 16, 2023
Load More Stories
Donate to The Chatterbox
$780
$4500
Contributed
Our Goal

Skip to content