Vincent WhiteStaff Writer Walking around the school, people of all sorts can be seen. Some of them love people, some are introverts. Some watch movies and some prefer books. There are a lot of differences, but one that the majority of students are going to do in their four years in high school is getContinue reading “Rotzien balances work with school obligations”
Tag Archives: Sports
Track athletes switch to golf for spring season
Gillian MoorePhoto Editor In previous years, participating in track and field was a no-brainer for spring athletes. But, recently, things have changed. This year, golf has become a popular sport to play for some. Due to staffing changes, some students’ spring sports preference has changed. “The main reason I wanted to do golf more wasContinue reading “Track athletes switch to golf for spring season”
Athletes work through playing in back-to-back seasons
Brooke WomackSports Editor Athletes love playing sports. They love the feeling of winning and working hard. Some athletes like it so much that they never take a day off. As we switch to the spring season there are many athletes that deal with the cross over from their winter sports. “For me, I haven’t reallyContinue reading “Athletes work through playing in back-to-back seasons”
Winter sports teams wrap up seasons
Pioneer Press Staff With the exception of the snowboarding team, all winter sports have wrapped up their seasons. Here is a quick rundown of the results. WrestlingThe wrestling team took 11 wrestlers to the state tournament after finishing second at the district meet held at SHS on Feb. 18-19. Junior Nate Shea (285 lbs.), sophomoreContinue reading “Winter sports teams wrap up seasons”
Is the U.S. getting bored with the Olympics?
Vincent WhiteStaff Writer The Olympics, it’s meant to be a grandiose world-wide event, incorporating athletes from all of the major nations to come and compete for their country’s honor, it’s a Greek competition gone haywire. It’s a pretty simple concept and for decades people have been eating it up. Divided into the Summer and lessContinue reading “Is the U.S. getting bored with the Olympics?”
Spring sports teams begin practices
Michelle ValenciaOpinion Editor As the warm weather is slowly approaching, spring are sports starting up once more. Athletes are excited about the upcoming sports season as it appears it will be to be a close-to-normal season this spring. Spring sports include baseball, softball, golf, track and field, and tennis. Various regulations and changes happened duringContinue reading “Spring sports teams begin practices”
Skiers compete at State; Logan places sixth
Nicole WrightStaff Writer After months on the slopes, the ski team went to State last week. Senior Jack Logan led SHS, placing sixth in the individual combined. The boys team was 10th. Logan took eighth in slalom and 11th in giant slalom. Sophomore Dominic Pizzo was 38th in the combined. In the girls combined, juniorContinue reading “Skiers compete at State; Logan places sixth”
Snowboarders compete at State this week
Nicole WrightStaff Writer Snowboarders are preparing themselves to take on State March 9-12 in four different events, Banked Slalom, Boardercross, Slope-style and Halfpipe. Although the list of students to qualify has not been released yet, most riders have a good idea if they will be competing or not. State participants are chosen based on scoresContinue reading “Snowboarders compete at State this week”
Sports Update: Boys Basketball
Vincent WhiteStaff Writer On Jan. 21, the Sandy team played against Gresham. Gresham won 59-79. Sandy went head to head against Reynolds in a game that ended in loss. Although closer that previous games, Sandy still lost 68-51 In a game against Central Catholic on Jan. 29, Sandy suffered another loss. Central Catholic won 85-52Continue reading “Sports Update: Boys Basketball”
Sports Update: Wrestling
Laila RamirezStaff Writer Team: WrestlingCoach: Head Coach Bryce Reisnaur, Assistant Coaches Calvin McKinnis Jr., Dave Head, Larry Topliff, Mike Platz, Peter Gregg, Roger Sayles, Tanner HemenwayCurrent Record: 6-2 in Dual MeetsStanding in League: No RankingUpcoming Meets: Paul/Larson Invitational on Feb. 5 at 10 a.m. at Sandy High School Barlow vs Sandy Dual WRE Match on Feb.Continue reading “Sports Update: Wrestling”
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