On October 29, the Centennial varsity boys’ soccer team traveled to Glenelg High School for the playoff game that would determine the rest of their season. The game held high stakes; either the Eagles’...
For the past 22 years, Denis Ahearn has devoted himself to coaching baseball at Centennial High School, and after the 2024 season, the end has inevitably arrived as he decided it was time to hang up the...
Under the Friday Night Lights, the chilly autumn air and stress of a full school week melt under the warmth and cheer of an entire school, united by a single team. There’s no better way to end the week...
At just 16 years old, Jane Baldy has already made major decisions for her future as an athlete. As a junior at Centennial High School, Baldy recently committed to playing Division I field hockey at the...
Imagine it’s October 31, 2015. As the clock hits 3:30, cartoon characters and mythical creatures fill the elementary school hallways where parents stand cheering and clapping as they proudly show off...
“Common app, early action, letter of recommendations” — words seniors, including myself, have constantly been hearing from our teachers and peers. The number of essays required for each college application...
The last football game I went to, I remember that by the first half we were down by a lot. As it got closer to halftime more of the student section filed out. This caused our cheers to grow quieter while...
The girls Varsity team kicked off the action at 4 pm for the first matchup of the day. The Eagles (6-1-3) were set to take on the Howard Lions (8-1). The game started out hot for the Eagles as sophomore...
Hispanic Heritage Month spans from September 15th to October 15th every year, and is a time to celebrate the Hispanic culture and community in the United States. Hispanic Americans have played a vital...
On September 28, around noon time, the nest was filled with fans decked out in all red to support their Eagles. Students, teachers, parents, grandparents, and an overall abundance of support filled the...
The cafeteria was eerily quiet the morning I arrived to interview Mary Spicer. The sun hadn’t revealed itself from behind the clouds, leaving the room shrouded in shadows between the fluorescent emergency...
With the nearly three-week worldwide festival we call the Olympics coming to a close, the world is left unsure what to do with themselves in their free time; not knowing that the best part about the...
