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Senior Edition, The 2018 Paw Print Volume 8, Issue 6 Cappies nominations 2018 The fall play The Curious Savage has received seven nominations from the Cincinnati Cappies organization including Best Play. Other nominations include: Set - Nia Everson, Jacob Flaugher & crew Ensemble in a Play - The residents of the Cloisters Featured Actress in a Play - Maggie Brown Comic Actress in a Play - Merrick Heid Supporting Actress in a Play - Macken- zie Turner Lead Actress in a Play - Delaney Slat- tery The Cappies awards will be an- nounced at the Cappies gala which will be Sunday, May 27, at Music Hall. Because The Curious Savage Johnny Nimmo and Ellen Thomas were crowned Prom King and Queen and was nominated for Best Play, cast Samson Kitenda and Maggie Brown were named Prom Prince and Princess. members will get to perform a scene Prom was Saturday, May 3, at the Oscar Center. (photo courtesy of The Spirit) from the show on stage. Mrs. Wedaman retiring to travel! Nana Sarfo-Bonsu “She is such an encourager, the CCS body would grow and impact and sets the tone for people the lives of more people. After 27 years of working at CCS, Mrs. Parker has known and shared Mrs. Wedaman will be retiring from coming through the front an office with Mrs. Wedaman for her job at the front desk. She said that door” fifteen years. She said that she and she and her husband will be travel- - Mrs. Pitts Mrs. Wedaman are really close, one of ing on cruises and maybe even to the the reasons is how alike they are. They Bahamas! how much she genuinely cared about share the same birthdays and both Even though Mrs.Wedaman is them and made sure to ask how they love the color pink! According to Mrs. excited to visit her family and travel were doing especially if she noticed Parker, Mrs. Wedaman always deco- with her husband, she expressed how that they seemed unhappy. rates the office during the holidays, much she will miss everybody here, Mrs.Wedaman has witnessed for mentioning Mrs.Wedaman’s particular including all the teachers and staff so many years the changes that CCS love for snowman decorations. But members—which she described as one has undergone and she feels that it’s besides that, Mrs. Parker says that she big family. becoming more unified, especially this will miss talking and hanging out with When asked about her favorite part year during spirit week. She described Mrs.Wedaman in school. of working here, her face lit up with it as “extra special” because of how Mrs. Pitts, who’s known Mrs.Weda- joy as she began to talk about the kids well the students came together as a man from the time she started working here. “I love the kids!” she said en- group. She hopes that everyone would at CCS, described how easy it was to thusiastically. She went on to mention continue to stay this united and that Continued on page 8 To decorate or not to decorate...that is the question

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Gabriel Mitchell- “It can be a Wayne Lavender- “Decorating pretty cool and innovative way No 35% caps is a good way for students to to spice up the end of the year. I express their personalities.” don’t feel like decorating my cap personally.”

Nia Everson- “I think it’s a cool and Sabrina Braun- “I think it’s a fun opportunity to be creative and good that the school is letting us Gerred Twymon – “I think it is a fan- create something that represents decorate our caps. It can express tastic idea, and it lets students express you. I plan to decorate my cap.” your personality on it. I’ll prob- themselves.” ably decorate my cap.” The Paw Print Staff Editorial Cincinnati Christian Schools 7474 Morris Road Fairfield, OH 45011 Express yourself at graduation Editorial Policy As the line in High School Musical goes: “together, together, together every- The Paw Print is the student news- one.” For the Class of 2018, these together moments are soon coming to an end. paper of Cincinnati Christian Schools. The last moment of unity as a class in high school? Graduation. The Paw Print is an open forum for Any High School Musical fan could talk about Sharpay Evans’ variety of iconic student expression which accepts let- and memorable moments. For the Class of 2018, as high school comes to an ters to the editor. Letters to the editor end, we have one last chance to have a ‘Sharpay moment.’ Just as Sharpay has a may be edited for length and can be uniquely-decorated graduation cap in High School Musical 3, seniors can deco- emailed to susan.zaffiro@cincinnati- rate the top of their caps however they want (provided, of course, it fits within christian.org. CCS standards). Staff Decorating the top of a grad cap can be a great way to express yourself on Editor in Chief - Abigail Sohn News Editor - Mallory Custer graduation day. However, some might argue that the unified look of simple blue Opinions Editor - Lindsey Couch and white caps and gowns shouldn’t be tampered with. If we are “all in this Entertainment Editor - Lindsey Carney together,” should individuals stand out from the group? Features Editors - Caroline Gifford and On the other hand, considering all you would see is everyone wearing the Mackenzie Turner same cap and gown, what happens to self-expression and making graduation Sports Editor - Cole Martin Copy Editors - Casey Anderson, Cody special and unique for you? Decorating your graduation cap is a privilege and Adnerson, and Zach Schlake has the potential to look really cool and unique. Reporters - Emily Chapin, Nana Sarfu- Seniors, if you’re considering decorating the top of your cap, go ahead and Bonsu, Anthony Jones, and Mitchell Smith. go for it. You’ve only got one chance so make it count. Let’s make the Class of Adviser - Mrs. Susan Zaffiro 2018’s graduation extra special. Opinion/Editorial The Paw Print Page 2 The JBC responds to Mr. Peters’ challenge during assembly. Members of the JBC pictured left to right are Alex Perry, Tate Roberts, Anthony Jones, Cole Martin, Jacob Flaugher, Mattheu Minelli, Miguel Ringer, Kedrick Duvall, Jalon Percy, Riley Reutener, Aidan Boyd, Mitchell Smith, and Jacob Carroll Who’s behind all the monkey noises? Mackenzie Turner The name originated from the teachers simply calling a Paw Print Columnist particular group of guys “the junior boys.” The “crew” part was added later. I’m sure we’ve all heard the monkey noises and thigh “We love, not hate,” Mitchell told me. He also told me slapping from across the hallway, but how well do you that the goal of the JBC was to “make school fun” and that know the ones who started it? it’s more of a “brotherhood” than a club. He reiterated that The group known as the Junior Boys Crew includes ju- it is definitely not a club. nior boys Mitchell Smith, Mattheu Minelli, Miguel Ringer, Their infamous monkey noises originated from Aidan’s Dakota Manos, Anthony Jones, Riley Reutener, Kedrick pterodactyl noises, which are also pretty abundant around Duvall, Jalon Percy, Cole Martin, Jacob Carroll, Alex Perry, the school. Tate Roberts, Aidan Boyd, and honorary member senior Mitchell also said that students should keep an eye out Hayden Steele. for JBC merchandise coming soon. Welcome, Mr. Kochis, new superintendent! After a long search, Mr. Ray Kochis has been offered the position of superintendent at CCS! He is married to his wife, Stephanie, and has two kids- Katie, who is a freshman at Wheaton College, and Ashley, who is a junior in high school. Before becoming a principal and then superintendent, he spent time as an assistant football coach and a varsity softball coach! Most recently he has been Head of School at Madison Christian School near Columbus. Mr. Kochis will start as superintendent this

Photo by Cole Martin summer. Page 3 The Paw Print Features The K-12 Seniors of 2018 Seven seniors have been at CCS since kindergarten. From left to right: Robbie Michel, Johnny Nimmo, Anna Fay, Mallory Custor, Taylor Jungkunz, Grace Edmon- ston, and Grace Dyer. (photo by Mrs. Zaf- firo)

Class of 2018 College Map

Grace Edmonston: Capital University, Columbus OH. Anna Fay: Christ College of Nursing, Cincinnati OH. Delaney Slattery: Wittenberg University, Spring- field OH. Sabrina Braun: Cedarville University, Cedarville OH. Hayden Steele, Anna Newton, Abiagil Sohn, Max Graman, Noah Turner, Hannah Hockney, Luke Ferguson, Noah Sammond: University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati OH. Kayla Stacy: Trinity International University Chicago IL. Coryn Ledford: Sinclair Community College, Mason OH. Natalie Mayleben: Aveda Institute, Los Angeles CA. Kirby Anderson: Wright State University, Dayton, OH. Jaqueline Biddle, Aria Granger: Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion, IN. Jose Arias: Ohio University, Athens OH. Noah Jordan, Lindsey Couch: Harding University, Searcy AK. Gerred Twymon: Berklee College of Music, Boston MA. Spencer Meyer: Cincinncati State Technical and Community College, Cincinnati OH. Hannah Randall: Taylor University, Upland IN. Nathan Gomez, Mallory Custor, Grace Lawwill: Miami University ,Oxford OH. Nia Everson: North Carolina A&T, Greensboro NC. Hong Tan: Cincinnati State, Cincinnati OH. Bryan Snyder: Grand Canyon University, Phoenix AZ. Gabe Ferguson: Olivet Nazarene Univer- sity, Chicago IL. Robbie Michel: Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights KY. Taylor Jungkunz: Anderson University, Anderson IN. Mason Cardwell: Hampton University, Hampton VI. Ellen Thomas: Lee University, Cleveland TN, Eden Barnes: Ravencrest Chalet, Estes Park CO. Mason Dulemba: Purdue University, West Layfayette, IN. Michael Yost, Indiana Wesleyan, Marion, IN.

Features The Paw Print Page 4 Four-year college is not the only option While most CCS seniors I don’t make the team, graduate and go on to a I will either be taking traditional four-year col- a gap year to save up lege, five seniors of the money to go to cosme- Class of 2018 have other tology school in Los plans. Here they tell their Angeles and train in San plans in their own words. Diego on the weekends, or I will start cosme- Chivalry Threatts tology school in West Chester in October and I know, a lot of people then move to California go to college right out of full time after I finish. high school… I’m not one With cosmetology, I of those. want to go into editorial I don’t plan on going to work (for magazines or college right now because movies), so I will be a I don’t even know what I lot more successful in a would major in, and I think big city like Los Angeles. it would be a waste of time and money if I tried to choose a major when I don’t know what I would want to do. I have been looking into some trade jobs or construction Eden Barnes jobs because both pay a lot of money. And I could always In the fall, I’m going to Raven Crest which is a bible pro- work my way up and see where it takes me. gram in Colorado. I’m actually really looking forward to it. I am not worried about my future, because I know that it I’m honestly just really happy that I’ll be living in such a will work out in the end. Worse case scenario, I’ll just win beautiful place because that just makes life so much better. the lottery. And I’m glad that I can get away from my normal life and start a separate thing on my own. I hope that I can figure out who I am and what I want Wesley Dunn to do a little more while I’m there. I’m also really curious I’m going to be in the Marines for four years. I decided to where this next year will take me because right now I’m go into the Marines for a slew of reasons. open to pretty much anything. People who take the traditional college route are unsure about their future, their major, and whether or not they’re going to get a job. I wasn’t ready for all that stress. Ike Porter As soon as I enlisted, I got to research different jobs and My post high school plans are to work for one year, then pick one. I know what field I’m going into, I have a secure go to Grand Canyon Univerity. I also plan to invest in a job for the next four years, I have free schooling afterward, new lawn care service with two partners. and I can get a job anywhere in the US after those years. Honestly, it’s less stress and there is a huge sense of Cheyenne Wilson progression. For someone like myself who is already really I’m getting married in September and if my fiance’s com- active and loves a challenge, Marine Corps is definitely the manding officer allows and approves, then I could be in right choice. Japan by the end of the year. IF that does not happen, then I will stay and work, get two to three jobs and hopefully get a place of my own. Natalie Mayleben Then when he’s back from his PDS (Permanent Duty Sta- After graduation, I will be going to Japan for two weeks tion), we are going to move to the next place he will be for karate. Then I will be going to California for a month to stationed. train for nationals. When he’s finished, I will either be joining the Air Force Hopefully I make the national team and whenever I’m or going to college. When I go to college, I will be going not traveling to other countries to compete, I’ll spend the for nursing. I will get experienced in nursing then go to an next year in California training in between competitions. If anesthesiologist program. Page 5 The Paw Print Features The Real

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Images feature these seniors (alphabetical order): Eden Barnes, Jacqueline Biddle, TJ Bolera, Sabrina Braun, Lindsey Couch, Mallory Custer, Molly Diatte, Wesley Dunn, Grace Dyer, Grace Edmonston, Nia Everson, Anna Fay, Gabe Ferguson, Luke Ferguson, Aria Granger,Hannah Hockney, Noah Jordan, Wayne Lavender, Grace Lawwill, Coryn Ledford, Natalie Maylebeen, Spencer Myer, Gabriel Mitchell, Anna Newton, Johnny Nimmo, Hannah Randall, Noah Sammond, Delany Slattery, Bryan Snyder, Katie Snyder, Abby Sohn, Haydeen Steele, Lean Hong Tan, Daja Thacker, Ellen Thomas, Chivalry Threatts, Noah Turner, Gerred Twyon, Alex Wildow, Cheyenne Wilson and Micheal Yost (Photos courtesy of the Senior Class of 2018) Page design by Mallory Custer 2018

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Mr. Liggett is proud to say he is one of the tutors at CCS. He started here in September 2005 and has been striving ever since. Mr. Liggett said that after he retires, he plans to “catch up on repairs and remodeling of his house.” He is satisfied with his work at CCS, and will always remember the teachers and staff. “Never before have I worked in an organization where everyone is so unselfishly dedicated to ac- complishing the common goal,” said Mr. Liggett. Tutoring at CCS is Mr. Liggett’s second career. He retired from being a civil engineer. He will be dearly missed here at CCS and re- membered for his kind heart and passion for help- Mr. Liggett helps ... with his math homework. (photo by Mallory ing students achieve their best goals. Custer) Bored over the summer? Get a JOB! Caroline Gifford and Lindsey Carney

Are you bored over the summer? Do you continuously ask your parents to borrow money? Well, we have news for you! You should get off your couch and get a job! Many people hiring and if you would like some cool ideas that don’t involve fast food, keep reading! Kings Island Golf Caddy Camp Counselor Dog Walker Barista Animal shelter worker *not volunteer* Resort employee Long-term pet sitter Tour guide Camp chef Swim instructor Pool cleaner If you are not interested in these then don’t fret. We have some cool ideas for you yet! You could always pursue an in- ternship like Nia Everson, Mason Cardwell, and Daja Thacker are doing at Procter & Gamble and Nathan Smearsoll is at Wright Patterson Air Force Base; or you can go on a mission trip to the Dominican Republic like Luke Schlake! Even if you thought you would stay home and watch Netflix, it’s not too late to apply for most summer jobs! Mrs. Wedaman retiring (continued from page 1) talk to her and how understanding and caring she was. Mrs. Pitts said that she will miss Mrs.Weda- man’s cheerful voice in the morning: “She is such an encourager, and sets the tone for people coming through the front door of CCS.” Mrs. Wedaman might not be working at the front desk anymore, but that won’t stop her from visit- ing her CCS family. She said she will come back to volunteer whenever she can, but for the meantime, her warm welcomes, and smiles to everyone will be greatly missed. She wants to leave CCS with this message: “Life gives you ups and downs, but in all of the trials, if we are faithful to him, he will be faithful to us.” Happy Retirement Mrs.Wedaman! Photo by Mallory Custer

Feature The Paw Print Page 8 Perfect score!! Nathan Smearsoll explains the path to his 36 on the ACT Cole Martin he couldn’t have done it without if you need to skim through reading or preparing appropriately. scan read all the way through it will The ACT may seem as if it is nearly Nathan said that to prepare, he help you get to answering quicker,” he impossible to be fully prepared for due worked on understanding “the little said. Skipping questions that confuse to the time limit combined with the tricks.” In English, he said that the you and coming back to them later is number of questions asked. But actu- shortest answer is often times the cor- also important with time management, ally, with the right number of mental rect answer. In math, he says it’s about acccording to Nathan. tools, you can be completely prepared the little things: What to plug in where Practicing some of these strategies to do well on it and possibly get some and understanding the type of question through ACT practice tests along scholarship money. being asked. with memorizing the little tricks will Nathan Smearsoll, a junior, has Nathan also explained how manag- be a highly effective way to become scored a perfect 36 on the ACT, but ing your time is imperative. “Knowing prepared for the ACT! Emily’s design chosen by Zoo for project Sophomore Emily Chapin was selected to paint rain barrels as part of the sixth annual Rain Barrel Art Project, an initiative designed to educate the community about water conservation and pollution caused by storm water runoff. The Rain Barrel Art Project is a joint effort of SaveLo- calWaters.org and the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. As part of this initiative, community members throughout the Ohio River Valley submitted artistic designs to beau- tify otherwise dull rain barrels. About 40 of those designs were selected, and the submit- ting artists painted them on rain barrels that were dis- played at the Cincinnati Zoo’s Go Green Garden through April and were auctioned off during the Online Rain Bar- rel Art Benefit Auction last month. Emily’s barrel raised about $200 for the Zoo. “Rain barrels are a great tool for conserving water and saving money, but some people are reluctant to use them because of their usually plain, unappealing appearance,” said John Nelson, a representative of SaveLocalWaters.org and a public relations specialist. He continued, “We believe that turning rain barrels into beautiful works of art will make them more desirable, so we’re pleased to collaborate on this event to raise aware- ness and encourage the use of rain barrels throughout the region.” The rain barrel Emily designed included a wide variety of butterflies and a field of flowers. Emily chose this Emily Chapin paints her rain barrel a part of a water particular design because the butterflies are her favorite conservation project for Cincinnati Zoo. (photo by Mr. exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. Dwyer)

Page 9 The Paw Print Feature What is The Great British Baking Show? Abigail Sohn benefit to winning other than to win, sucked into this show so when you see Paw Print Columnist viewers get an insight into genuine the contestants in pain, you feel that people’s lives and journeys. Aside pain alongside them. When it comes to entertainment from that, the show takes place in a If you think you might be interested nowadays, finding a pure, wholesome modest tent surrounded by a beautiful in watching this show, please do! Your show is difficult. Yet, there is one shin- garden. The charm the show is able to life will be changed. ing star of a series that radiates good, produce will put a smile on your face. Warning: Before watching, you quality entertainment. The only thing To top off the great atmosphere and might want to do some shopping for you need in order to access this Holy true talent, the show is hosted by two basic baking ingredients because if Grail is Netflix. funny, yet supportive, co-hosts Sue you don’t already have a passion for Amongst the violence and sexually Perkins and Mel Giedroyc. There are baking, this show will light one in explicit shows out there, one stands only two judges in the series, the firm yah. You might even hear yourself far from such things, and it’s a British yet delightful Paul Hollywood and using words like “under baked,” “over baking competition better known as the absolute sweetest you-wish-she- baked,” “even layers,” and my person- The Great British Baking Show. was-your-grandmother Mary Berry. al favorite, “absolutely stunning.” Now, I know what you’re thinking: Mary is what would happen if you Not only that, but take your time a cooking competition? How can that took Gordon Ramsey and turned him watching the show. Even though it is be any more special than the other into nice old lady who knows how to easily “bingeable” you will feel empty hundreds? Well, it is in fact a very censor herself. These four help run and once you’ve watched all four seasons special show. conduct a show of pure delight. and don’t know what to do with your- In August of 2010, the first season If this show does still not appeal to self. While there is the Master Class of The Great British Bake Off pre- you and you fear that it may be lack- spinoff show which just features Paul miered. The series is still ongoing with ing in comparison to our high-stakes and Mary showing viewers how to a seven season so far; four of those are Master Chef, let me tell you that the bake recipes from the show, it’s noth- on Netflix. The whole premise of the suspense is real. ing like the original show. show is to have a group of amateur Most cooking shows use dramatic There’s no word on whether or not bakers compete to be crowned the and heavy baseline background music Netflix will add the other three seasons winner. The catch is that there isn’t a to add in a sense of intensity but all the to Netflix, but as it’s one of their most monetary prize. The most passionate Great British Bake Off does is show popular shows one can only hope. of bakers compete just for the sake of real people really struggling, with the So, if you have the time, or need to competing. added fast flute music in the back- make the time because it deserves it, That is by far what really sets this ground. Who knew fast flute music sit down and watch The Great British show apart. Since there really is no could make one sweat! It’s easy to get Bake Off. It is “absolutely stunning!” The new duo of Netflix: Alexa & Katie Lindsey Carney over the summer. Katie is her best closer than ever, and they even make friend that has been by her side the new friends. The show is classified as How close are you to your best whole time so when Alexa’s hair starts a sitcom. It is a funny yet sad sitcom. friend? What would you be willing to falling out Katie shaves her head in It’s sad because of everything Alexa do for that friend? honor of her friend and to show that goes through, but Netflix put in vari- Netflix is always coming out with she won’t let her friend go through it ous “pick me ups” that are hilarious new shows and movies. On March 23, alone. sayings or scenes so that those who Netflix released a new original show When Alexa is told that she can’t watch the show aren’t sad and de- called Alexa & Katie. The show stars play basketball this year since her pressed the whole time. Paris Berelc and Isabel May. body isn’t strong enough anymore, Netflix has only released one season, The show is about Alexa and Katie’s Katie –who can’t play sports –learns which has 13 episodes. Netflix has just friendship and how they would do how to play basketball and tries out in recently confirmed that it would be anything for each other. honor of her friend. picked up for a second season, but it Alexa is just about to start high The show takes you through their has yet to release the date of when it school and has been battling cancer journey so far where they become would come out. Entertainment The Paw Print Page 10 Pitcher leads softball team to winning season Mitchell Smith

The softball team is having a fantastic season so far. They are 9-2 in league and 10-4 overall, only one game out of first place behind CHCA, whom they beat last Saturday. The Cougars are being led by freshman Briahna Bush’s great season on the mound as she has thrown 68.2 innings with a 0.82 ERA and a WHIP of 0.54 at press time. Mr. Gillens, the team’s coach this year, also commends catcher Ashley Veldkamp for her perfor- mance. They are also being led by the fantastic job at the plate by junior Jenna Monk, who is currently hitting .581 with 9 HR and 26 RBIs. Like many of the CCS girls teams this year, many of the players are freshmen and sophomores. Only two seniors are on the roster: Kayla Stacy and Cheyenne Wilson. At press time, with only two more games left this regular season, the Lady Cougars have a great chance of winning the MVC Championship or at least sharing the title with CHCA.

Top photo: Briahna Bush pitches a no-hitter against Lockland. Freshman Karli Head and sophomore Jessica Fornshell are in the background. Bottom photo: Jenna Monk prepares to hit a first-inning home run against Lockland as her teammates looks on. (photos by Mrs. Zaffiro) Track team rebuiding with young team Anthony Jones “running every day.” But he added that the feeling of grati- fication of getting a PR (personal record) makes it so worth The track season has been off and running, no pun in- it. Wesley competes in high jump, 4x400m, 400 open, and tended. 300m hurdles. Head Coach Jesse Holthus said of this year’s team: “We Mr. Holthus said that standouts this year include: started off really young, but we are improving. We did lose Olivia Weiss (9) in the girls sprint events, Kaitlyn Weiss eight seniors last year, but everyone is getting faster in their (11) in discus, the boys 4x100 relay team (Jacob Flaugher events which is great.” (11), Zach Lail (11), Jose Arias (12), and Mason Cardwell Sophomore Olivia Mayleben said, “Track has been really (12)); good this year and a lot more fun and I’ve loved having Ms. Wes Dunn (12) in high jump and 300 hurdles, Jacob Waltz and Ms. Peters as new coaches this year. Although Flaugher (11) in the 400m and sprint relays, and Mason this year’s team is smaller than last years, I’ve gotten closer Cardwell in Long Jump. to the team as a whole.” Olivia runs the 800m and 1600m. In closing, Coach Holthus said, “Just come out and give Senior Wesley Dunn said that “track definitely has its ups track a try. We need more people. Our team is young and and downs.” The “downs” include having track meets in you could be great at something that you never knew you the cold and rain, having limited time to do homework, and were.” Page 11 The Paw Print Sports Cougars baseball take big steps Cole Martin the little things right. When asked about team goals this The CCS baseball team is finishing year, Mitchell said, “We want to win off the season right by winning the the conference and get to sectionals.” Gray division of the MVC and looking He also has a goal of his own to break to do well in tournament play. the stolen bases in a season record this After losing a group of five seniors, year. which included several key players, The main team that stood in the way the team is now fairly young and of the Cougars winning their division needed the younger guys to step up. was Seven Hills, who CCS defeated Their main challenge as a young twice to win the title. team is their lack of experience. Seven Hills were defeated by CCS With six freshmen now on the squad, by only one point with the final score upperclassman including Noah Jordan, being 2-1 after extra innings in the first Jacob Carroll, and Mitchell Smith take contest. The second time they met on the roles of leaders. the field, CCS won 7-5. To have a successful season, Tournament play started this week, Mitchell stressed that they must play but results were unavailable at press as a team and make sure they’re doing time. Photos by Mrs. Zaffiro

Top Left Photo: Senior Noah Jordan pitching against the Landmark Eagles. Bottom Left Photo: Junior Mitchell Smith at bat against Summit Country Day. Bottom Right Photos: Senior DH (Designated Hitter) Kirby Anderson bat- ting against the Landmark Eagles.

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