Reagan Hune, 11

Riya Chinni

“A moment that would change who I was is probably losing (basketball) regionals all three years because the pain is still with me. We play with so much heart and it really makes us realize that you can’t just talk the talk. You need to actually do something in order to strive for your goal and sometimes you work so hard and still trip at the finish line, but it just always teaches us to stay competitive in everything that we do, not just in sports.”

Q&A with students, teacher about upcoming NCAA March Madness tournament Sophomore Amay Sharma What is March Madness? March Madness is a thing that occurs every year, it’s a basketball collegiate playoff tournament to determine which team is overall better, offensively and defensively. How long have you followed March Madness? Probably…
Athlete Spotlight: Senior Max Winders makes varsity his first year in basketball How did you get into basketball? I started from a really early age, and then I got cut freshman year. Then I pretty much asked (Head Coach Ryan) Osbourne if I could try out again and he said, ‘Yeah,’ and…
Teenagers battle negative body image perpetuated by social views, environment Senior John Sormillon wakes up in the morning and heads straight to the mirror. He gazes at the mirror for a minute, looking at his body from all angles. As he shakes his head, he gets dressed for school, knowing…

Reagan Hune, 11

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