Students get their heads in the game
Briana Queen, Staff Writer
May 18, 2017
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
Looking back on this school year, student athletes have had many accomplishments, ranging from beating big competitors to going undefeated. The sports teams have also undergone various changes this year- such as a new head football coach (Smalley) and new flag football coaches (Crumpacker and Copello). Some of the highlights this year inclu...
Warriors keep season alive
Jake Nicholas, Staff Writer
May 4, 2017
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Last Monday night, the Warrior baseball team competed in a district semifinal against the Dixie Hollins Rebels. The game was a highly anticipated match up between both teams as Dixie was looking for vengeance after losing twice to the Warriors during the regular season. Captain Jeremy Adams knew the...
New leaders hoping to succeed seniors
Jake Nicholas, Staff Writer
May 1, 2017
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Spring Football is underway, and fans around the school are wondering what they can expect form the team. With the graduating seniors long gone, it’s time for the returning sophomores and juniors to take the helm and lead the team. Last year the graduating seniors voted for who they believed were strongest...
Students weigh in on Rays
Jake Nicholas, Staff Writer
April 24, 2017
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With the 2017-2018 Major League season underway, fans across the country are tuning in to watch their favorite clubs compete. For the Tampa Bay Rays, the past 3 seasons have fallen way short of fans expectations. “The Rays started to lose after we traded David Price,” said Jaden Celeste, 10th grade....
Osceola track team racks up more wins
Lauren Callahan, Staff Writer
April 17, 2017
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Students on Osceola’s track team have done very well this track season. Shaun Cleppe, 11th grade, placed second at the discus toss at the Palm Harbor meet on March 23rd, as well as winning the triple jump and placing fifth at the 110 hurdles. Denver Zupan, 11th grade, placed third in the triple jump as...
Lightning strike too late
Jake Nicholas, Staff Writer
April 6, 2017
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OPINION This season has been a major fail in the eyes of Lightning fans. For a team who made the Stanley Cup Finals two years ago, and fell one game short of another trip to the finals last year, the expectations for another deep post season run is high. However with only 3 games left in the season,...
Lady Warriors win first game
Kyla MacDonald, Staff Writer
March 27, 2017
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The Flag Football season is underway. Unfortunately, a few of the coaches from last year have moved to a different school. The new coaches this year are Ms. Crumpacker (varsity head coach) and Ms. Copello (junior varsity head coach). Both of the teams played their first game against Northeast this...
Senior leads track team to success
Jake Nicholas, Writer
March 7, 2017
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This year’s track season is underway and the Warriors are hoping to live up to the fans' expectations. With so many events going on at a time during a meet, it’s hard to pay attention to just one athlete. However, senior track runner and current class president Mia Fetner makes it hard for fans...
Students weigh in on historic NFL season
Jake Nicholas, Writer
February 27, 2017
Filed under Sports
This year’s NFL season was filled with exciting moments that will leave fans debating for months until the new season starts. Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliot who were both rookies, led the Dallas Cowboys to a 13-3 record and the number one seed in the playoffs. Another exciting moment was when Matt...
Wrestlers fight for districts
Briana Queen, Staff Writer
February 16, 2017
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On Friday, February 10th , the Varsity wrestling team left school during 6th period to attend the PCAC tournament. PCAC (Pinellas County Athletic Conference) is a tournament that takes place before districts that has all the varsity teams from Pinellas County....
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