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Kaelee Hunter, Co-Editor in Chief

Kaelee Hunter is a senior this year and she has been on the Newspaper Staff for two years now. In her free time Kaelee is spending it doing landscape photography and portraits. She enjoys singing in her school's choir. Kaelee also enjoys going out and riding bikes with friends.

Favorite Food: Pasta

Favorite Quote: "Carpe diem. Seize the day. Make your lives extraordinary."

All content by Kaelee Hunter
There are three main portions of the brain which are the cerebrum, cerebellum, and brainstem.

The Loops of the Teenaged Mind

By Kaelee Hunter, Co Editor in Cheif
January 25, 2022
The choir members right before their Region Auditions at First Colony Middle School.

Making This Year Count

By Kaelee Hunter, Co Editor In Cheif
October 22, 2021
Graduation is an exciting time that students look forward to and work towards for the majority of their educational career.

[PHOTO] The Reality of Being a Senior

November 1, 2021
Ultrasound taken of a baby to show the development of a 12 week baby.

Is It a Baby or a Fetus?

By Kaelee Hunter , Co Editor in Chief
October 21, 2021
Ethan Macdonel (11) was cheering on his teammates as they finished.

Eat, Sleep, Run – Repeat

By Kaelee Hunter, Co Editor in Cheif
September 13, 2021
No. 12 Logan Lednicky (12) was in the zone, waiting for the other team to begin their play.

Bump – Set – DOMINATE

By Kaelee Hunter , Co Editor in Cheif
September 5, 2021
The Junior Varsity girls were all very excited to get their own race over with!

Fulshear-Foster Invite

By Kaelee Hunter, Co Editor in Cheif
September 4, 2021
No. 12 Cole Murphy (12) punting the ball after receiving a second touchdown for the night.

Starting off the School Year on a Win

By Kaelee Hunter , Co Editor in Cheif
September 1, 2021
Cole Armstrong (9) went all out for the 400m. He came back with nothing left in him.

JV Runs the Track at the Stafford Spartan Relays

By Kaelee Hunter, Staff Photographer
March 11, 2021
Michael Okoroha (11) was running the last leg of the 4x4. He attempted to catch up to the other team in front of him.

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Matthew McDonald (11) was running the 1600m when he left his components in the dust.

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Jackie Alvarez (10) used all of her might as she ran the 100m.

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Alex Nwambuonwo (10) was confident in all of his jumps. He never once knocked over or skimmed a hurdle.

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Jaiden Young (11) threw both discus and shot put in the Stafford relays.

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Emmanuel Bakare (11) and Tyler Hensely (11)

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Grant Cummings (11) set a new PR of a total of 15 seconds less for the two miles.

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William Kneal (9)

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Sheldon Goodman (9) was the anchor to the 4x4. He was able to shorten the lead that was created.

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Ethan MacDonel (10) held a fast paste all through out the 1600m.

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Joseph Bivona (11) got out of the block fast and ended up smoking everybody in the 200m.

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Leo Garza (9) was jumping over the hurdles with ease.

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Rogelio Hernandez (10) put every ounce of his remaining energy into this last stretch. His hard work payed off with a new PR.

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Sheldon Goodman (9) was in the first hand off for the 4x200m. He was waiting for his teammate to get closer to start running.

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David Perez (10) shot out of the blocks for the 100m.

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Adrian Falkquay (9) with carefully timing out his step he was able to jump over the hurdles without touching them.

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Carson Lee (9) was very excited to compete in his very first track meet.

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Dominic Accardo (10) was nice and relaxed through out the pain inducing 3200m.

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Ademola Bello (11) was soaring through the air trying to beat his PR for the long jump.

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Chloe Moczygemba (9) made a clean jump right over the pole resulting on her moving on to the next height.

JV Elkins Track Meet

By Kaelee Hunter, Staff Photographer
March 5, 2021
No. 30 Matthew Lambert (11) was in the zone when it came to guarding the Ridge Point player from his teammates.

JV Boys Basketball v. Ridge Point

By Kaelee Hunter, Staff Photographer
February 4, 2021
No. 1 Stephen Woods (12) sprang off his feet making the shot thus bringing the score to 12-19.

Varsity Boys Basketball v. Ridge Point

By Kaelee Hunter, Staff Photographer
February 4, 2021
No. 24 Kamren Sheppard (11) was making his way down the court to make a layup thus leaving the score 30-18 in the second quarter.

JV Boys Basketball v. Austin

By Kaelee Hunter, Staff Photographer
February 4, 2021
When looking at the expenses for the Endangered Species Act, fish consume the most amount of money for endangered/threatened species.

Endangered Species: Controversies, Cost, and Process

By Kaelee Hunter, Staff Writer
February 4, 2021
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