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Luke Miller, Sports Photographer

Hi, I’m Luke Miller. This is my first year on staff and I am a sports photographer. Although this is my first year on staff I’ve been taking pictures for the last three years. If I’m not taking pictures I’m usually at a lake. I love water sports and just being on the water in general.

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Trinity Griffin, varsity cheerleader and senior, poses during a cheer motion with some of the other cheerleaders. She said cheerleading has helped her immensly through high school due to the fun and collective atmosphere it brought to her.

[PHOTO] Student athletes, counselor share experiences, perspectives on balancing school, life

April 10, 2021
Sophomore Everett Carlisle watches a game from the March Madness tournament at home on his TV. Carlisle said if he had an opportunity to go to one of the games in-person he would take it.

[PHOTO] Q&A with students on March Madness

March 18, 2021
Micah Hartsock, Icehounds gold team member and senior, holds the Hoosier League Tournament trophy after defeating Hamilton Southeastern’s team 5-2 on Feb. 21. “Everyone is doing their part,” Hartsock said. “This win was a great stepping stone going into the state tournament.”

[PHOTO] March Litebox: A Chilly Victory

March 17, 2021
PITCH PERFECT: Daniel Cunningham, varsity baseball player and junior, practices pitching indoors. Cunningham said practices have been more difficult during the pandemic due to more baseball fields and training facilities being closed.

[PHOTO] Athletes, coaches consider challenges in spring sports after long hiatus due to COVID-19

March 14, 2021
Athletic trainer Chad Bergman helps to adhere tape on an athlete to help prevent future injuries. Bergman said, Bergman said he likes his job as an athletic trainer primarily because it allows him to dwell on his love of both sports and helping others.

[PHOTO] In light of National Athletic Training month, students, trainers discuss importance of its role in shaping athletes

March 12, 2021
PRINT PERFECTION: Annie Salter, dark room photography student and junior, works with Mr. Daly on spot toning her work on March 1. Spot toning is a dark room technique where one takes a water based dye and paints it on their print to touch up any spots. “Spot toning is a tough technique to master so having Mr. Daly there to help me work through it helps me create a better print,” Salter said.

[PHOTO] 2020-21 Photo of the Day

September 14, 2020
ROUTINE RIDE: Clare Leedke, horseback rider and sophomore, controls her horse on a practice ride. According to Leedke, controlling a galloping horse while riding is much harder than a traditional trail ride.

[PHOTO] Q&A with Clare Leedke, horseback rider and sophomore

February 9, 2021
Sophomore Gavin Owens celebrates during a playoff football game before the Super Bowl. The game Owens watched was between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the New Orlean Saints, in which the Buccaneers won and will play in the Super Bowl on Feb. 7th.

[PHOTO] CHS students predict their Super Bowl winners, share plans for game day

February 8, 2021
Junior Bianca Templeton plays an electric guitar during Hope for the Holidays at the Carmel Gazebo on Dec. 9. The CHS Cabinet organized the event to raise money for kids at the Riley Children’s Hospital. The show, divided into eight holiday performances, can be viewed on the Carmel Dance Marathon’s Instagram and Twitter.

[PHOTO] January Litebox: Seasonal Sonatas

January 15, 2021
GRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE: Wacky Weather

GRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE: Wacky Weather

January 7, 2021
Griffin Hadley, varsity swimmer and senior, takes a breath during a practice swim. According to Hadley, his winter workouts are often more rigorous than his school ones.

[PHOTO] Winter sports athletes will continue practicing over upcoming winter break

December 12, 2020
TUCK AND SPIN: Junior Claire Qu practices one of her moves by spinning down low on the ice. She said one of her favorite parts of ice skating is the ability for her to express her emotions and release pent up tension. With that, she added ice skating has taught her a few lessons in life, including perservering through difficult and frustrating times and respecting others who share the ice with her during practice.

[PHOTO] Q&A with junior Claire Qu regarding her passion to ice skate during pandemic

December 7, 2020
Senior Maggie Love swims the butterfly stroke after school in preparation for the upcoming season for the varsity women’s swim team.She said she is committed to Purdue University but is frustrated with the changes to college recruiting. She said she wished she could meet the coaches face-to-face because so she could feel like a student athlete.

[PHOTO] Aspiring NCAA athletes react to changes to in-person college recruitment visits, scholarship decisions

November 22, 2020
SAFE PRACTICE: Wrestling head coach Ed Pendoski tells an athlete what to work on during practice. According to Pendoski, he reminds his athletes to stay safe as well as optimistic even when practices might not be ideal.

[PHOTO] Wrestling team begins season amid pandemic, practices new safety procedures

November 19, 2020
CHEER-ING UP: Riley Shockey, varsity cheerleader and senior, pumps up her team for an upcoming routine. Shockey said when she performs in front of an audience there is more excitement and adrenaline.However, with new COVID-19 safety guidelines, her virtual performances have no audiences, which she said makes it harder to perform.

[PHOTO] Cheerleaders, coach reflect on pros, cons of competing virtually

October 16, 2020
MENTALLY SHARP: Junior Baenan McKeown gets ready to kick a soccer ball during a home soccer game against Guerin Catholic High School. Mckeown said that it is important to be motivated during physical therapy, and said he was mentally sharp with his injury.

[PHOTO] Athletes with prior injuries reflect on physical therapy, explain benefits both physically, mentally

October 13, 2020
Lauren Rainbolt (right), varsity soccer player and junior, plays in the second half of her soccer game against Lawrence North high school on Sept. 8. Although Murray Stadium can only hold 250 people per IHSAA requirements, Rainbolt said she understands the precautions for keeping people safe.

[PHOTO] Athletes remark on new regulations for spectators at games, reflect on pros, cons

September 21, 2020
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