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Wrestle Like a Girl

By Aiden Lewald, Design Editor December 6, 2021

It’s not abnormal for little sisters, such as senior Emily Lesser, to look up to their elder brothers, or in Lesser’s case, Charlie Lesser. This young lady may copy everything he did: talking how he...

Putt-ing in her all

Deeksha Sridher, Staff Writer November 4, 2021

Suspense hangs in the air, looming over the golfers as they anticipate the results of the tournament. Tensions are higher than ever for senior Katie Ruge, who is about to discover how her last golf tournament...

Sprinting to the finish line

Anuj Singh, Staff Writer November 4, 2021

Someone sprints past you and you watch as his blurred figure rushes past the crowd you are standing in. His blonde hair flies in the wind as he flies through the racecourse. Senior Will Ramsey has been...

Triple Threat Tri-Athletes

Sadie Hugelman, Staff Writer November 4, 2021

After starting the fall morning with a Mustang Mentoring meeting, selling cookies to raise money for DECA, and planning school fundraisers for the Student Council, senior Ava Hollingsworth ends the school...

Taking Over

Taking Over

Anna Pipinos, Editor-in-Chief September 27, 2021

“My goal is to be better than what my brother was. There’s just a little bit of a sibling rivalry between us,” junior Charlie Quaintance said. From a young age, Quaintance was a part of two sports:...

Coming in first

Coming in first

Asim Adhikary, Staff Writer September 27, 2021

"You can win at another school's competition, but when you're winning your own tournament, it feels a lot more meaningful. It's nice to know the trophy is with its rightful school and not sitting in a...

Breaking barriers on the block

Thomas Begley, Staff Writer May 19, 2021

Heavy breathing echoed throughout the weight room as the MN swim team trained for their upcoming season. Everyone's breath seemed to hitch as junior Andrew Zheng fell to the ground.  On Nov. 23, Zheng...

Turnover to Empty Stands

Aiden Lewald, Staff Writer May 14, 2021

The camera pans the field, first focusing on the star players, then shifting to the sidelines full of coaches, trainers, and even more players, before it finally lands on the stands.  There is something...

At-home stadium

Cooper Piercy, Staff Writer April 20, 2021

The players on the court seem miles below the stands, and yet, all of their actions; every twitch of their hand throwing the ball back into another dribble, seem microscopically visible. All the sounds,...

Going down in history

Isa Luzarraga, Editor-in-Chief February 26, 2021

God-given talent, awe-striking athleticism, pure grit. All three descriptors are said to have defined senior guard and five-star recruit, Hunter Sallis’ success. For the prolific basketball player, his...

New Coach on Court 

Anna Pipinos, Lifestyle Editor February 7, 2021

“Coach Paulson is just so smart about the Xs and Os [offense and defense] about basketball. I admire that so much. His outstanding ability to communicate that knowledge to players, combined with his...

Pushing the envelope on signing day

Lily Taylor, Sports Editor February 7, 2021

The year was 1989. Jessie Armstead sat in the Loews Anatole Hotel banquet hall in Dallas, Texas. The future five-time Pro Bowler had a big decision to make as the ball cap belonging to his future college...

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