KICKING IT UP A NOTCH
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VARSITY SOFTBALL
VARSITY BASEBALL
Class of 23' Prom
Enchanted Forest
Photos by: Mia Ramirez, 10
Photo by: Sebastian Guerrero, 09
Bright Future
By: Lyndsey Bleeker
For the first time since 2006, the girl's soccer team made it to the second round of playoffs where they faced Taft. The girls put up a strong fight but lost and bringing an amazing season to an end. Even still, the team worked hard to end the season. The girl's varsity soccer team played over thirty game winning 19 games and losing 7 with 2 ties. "We did this by focusing on little things first," Coach Garcia said. "Winning the next game, being a little more fit, more disciplined, and having the girls play more in the off season."
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By: Lyndsey Bleeker
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Swinging into their season, the girls and boys team have worked hard throughout the golf season to be able to qualify for district. Fir golf, the overall season is over with the boys tea, ending up in fifth place, being a step up from last year's position, and player Gaby Gonzalez placing second and qualifying for regionals."We had a lot of plays hit their personal bests this year,"Coach Trevino said. "Helping the team and individuals to place in the top three various times this season.
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On the Rise
By: Zylene Espinoza
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The marching band and color guard are preparing for the Fiesta parade on the April 28th. "I think it will be good," color guard Luck Green said. "We will be practicing a lot so I think it will go smoothly." The parade will start at 9:30 AM. "It's my last year so it's a little emotional," co- captain Kyle Green said. "It was a really fun year."
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Marching into the Parade
By: Cory Rios
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One of the biggest accomplishments in choir scene are students Riley Viguerie and Jaileigh Johnson performing in the Texas All State Choir. They are set to perform February 11th at the Henry B Gonzalez convention center. They have competed against over 70,00 students all over Texas, making it into the top 2 % of all auditioners. "Honestly, I'm proud of the fact that I've made it it this far in my life with the help of family and friends," Jaileign said. "and God allowing me to wake up every morning." They have pursued their passion of singing for years crafting and perfecting their voices for this moment to be able to represent Texas.
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Texas All State Choir
Saturday Night Fever
By: Hannah Flores
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Going all the way to funky town, the Winter Guard team performed their new competition piece, Saturday Night Fever, taking home the title of Scholastic Regional Finalist. The team's disco themed show has been performed in various competitions, winning 1st in TECA contests, and 3rd at WGI Houston. "I feel like it's a really upbeat show, with a lot of energy," sophomore captain Flynne Beaeker said."And I think it's really fun to perform. Out of the different division color guards compete in, Warren had earned a place in the best in class, Scholastic Open. "I like the show this year," captain Reese Baecker said "I think it's going well." While the color guard usually performs with a band, the winter guard season had them do their own production indoors. "In marching season I feel like there was less pressure because we weren't the only ones on the field," junior member Katrina Martini said."But in winter guard we are the main focus so there is more elaboration on tricks and skills."
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