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Reaching above the net, senior Kenneth Wright blocks Stoney Creek's hit. "The most I can do is just play and do things that are exciting," Wright said. "That might be the thing that gets one other person to come play." MHSAA incorporated mens volleyball into official high school sports.

Breaking barriers

Drew Baker, Staff Writer May 19, 2025

Setting a new standard, mens club volleyball team sets the tone for future seasons, with the inclusion of mens volleyball to the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA). “We want to make the...

The varsity girl's lacrosse team won their first game of the season against Grosse Point North. They beat them 11-5.

Change the game

Leah Eldred, Staff Writer May 6, 2025

The new lacrosse season comes with a new coach and high hopes. “This coach is going to make us more synergetic. She’s going to make us work more as a team. It's going to make us look at the game...

After a final season full of dedicated bowling, senior Dylan Harnden gets awarded Michigan Bowler of the Year. "I had no idea that it was that was getting the award," Harnden said. Harnden and his team also won the D1 state championship.

Michigan’s bowler of the year

Kingston Corpuz, Staff Writer April 24, 2025

After a meaningful final high school bowling season, senior Dylan Harnden was awarded the 2025 Bowler of the Year during lunch. “It was a pretty cool surprise. I didn't know anything about it. I had...

During an award ceremony Sensei Jon Davis awards junior Cara Wolf her kobudo belt. “I felt very proud of myself at that moment, I worked very hard to get this belt,” Wolf said.

Karate to kobudo

Hali Ponce, Staff Writer April 22, 2025

 At 16, junior Cara Wolf has already made her mark in both karate and kobudo, proving that hard work and focus pay off. “I got involved in kobudo by doing karate. In karate when you reach a certain...

Looking for wrist control, senior  Elijah Halbert gains on his opponent. “I started wrestling because I was interested in MMA and it teaches me life skills,” Halbert said. He has wrestled for three years.

Illness, injury and adaptation

Braeden Sanborn, Staff Writer February 28, 2025

During the 2025 winter season, the wrestling team had to adapt to a new scoring system and a variety of injuries and illnesses. “It's a sport where a lot of people get injured. So, we had to count...

After their exhilarating win, the Varsity hockey team crowds together with their regional trophy. The team beat Romeo 2-0 Wednesday, Feb. 26.

Slap shot success

Ava Nightingale, Co-Editor-in-Chief February 28, 2025

Claiming the regional crown, Varsity hockey beat Romeo 2-0 on Wednesday, Feb. 26, slating their spot in the state quarterfinals. “It felt amazing knowing we were going to states this year. It’s...

Senior Isaac Ammori and his family are at Lambeau field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, to watch the Lions take on the Packers on Sunday, Nov. 3. This was Ammori’s first time at Lambeau field and one of ten games he plans to go to this season. “It was an exciting game because I've never been to Lambeau Field, and my dad's always wanted to go since he was a little kid,” Ammori said.

Sunday night super fan

Drew Baker, Staff Writer January 15, 2025

Having watched the team since 2015, senior Isaac Ammori goes all out when it comes to Lions football games.  “I dedicate every weekend to the lions, everything, every time I go to the games, I'm...

Weston Szudarek and other graduates huddle up together watching the introductions. With nerves taking over they stand there and acknowledge the event that's happening. "I was nervous, it was my first year of hockey but the seniors helped me through it and calmed me down." said Szudarek

Season of redemption

Viktoria Samsel, Staff Writer December 10, 2024

The season takes a turn for the better for the hockey team, with a new coach, new strategies and overall better teamwork. “I am excited about the potential this team has.  There is enough talent...

Preparing for the upcoming season, Eisenhower and Utica High School’s bowling teams merge to bolster their numbers. The bowlers are joined by new head coach John Mazza as well as Taran Heersma and Mark Harden. "Both programs were very good last year, and we're basically taking a mix of the best of both programs and putting it into one team," Mazza said.

Merging lanes

Braeden Sanborn, Staff Writer December 10, 2024

 Bowling teams merge in anticipation of the upcoming season. “There's a lot of strong bowlers from Utica, so I think we're going to make a great team,” senior girls varsity bowler Sofia Matheson...

The varsity basketball team is lined up for the national anthem prior to their home opener on Tuesday, Nov. 26. “There were a lot of nerves and many guys were playing for the first time. You simply can’t win with that many team fouls,” senior Alexander Edgar said. The Eagles lost 70-54 against Roseville but look to bounce back in their upcoming matchups.

Heart over height

Drew Baker, Staff Writer December 9, 2024

Facing challenges early on, the varsity boys basketball team and their new head coach Anthony Muscat are undeterred.  “Our goal is to win our league and district. I think once we get healthy and...

Seniors Jack Bullock and Bryce Hurley walk off of the field for the last time in their high school careers. "It sucks but I wouldn't trade that season for anything," Bullock said. Both players were awarded MAC Red All-League Honors, with Hurley winning MAC Red MVP.

From kickoff to closure

Drew Baker, Staff Writer November 21, 2024

Pushing through the loss of a coach and season-ending injuries, the bond within the varsity football team had to be stronger than ever. “The bond between the whole team is special, we’re like a...

Playing the piccolo, junior Sabrina Stojanovski plays alongside her bandmates at a Friday night football game.  The band performed their routine before the start of the game as well as half time.

Band together

Samantha Erwin, Co-Editor-in-Chief November 20, 2024

Since the start of the year, the marching band banded together to make this one count. “Nothing brings the band together like each other. Whether it’s on stage, on the field, in the classroom or...

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