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Stockbridge highschool math teacher, Benjamin Kruse helps students grow in their faith.

Humans of Stockbridge: Benjamin Kruse

Madi Gipe, Photographer
January 24, 2022
Training for his upcoming football season, Freshman Isaac Reifshneider is “looking for a better season next year in football,” Reifshneider said. The JV football team ended their 2021 season with 5-3.

Powerlifting into the next day

Gaven Numinen, Business manager
January 4, 2022
Athletes were required to be COVID antigen tested every Monday morning to participate in spring sports for the 2021 season.

Spring sports lose athletes due to Covid-19 testing

Alexis Griffith, Staff Reporter
May 27, 2021
Noah Robidou, 12, practices shooting at Stockbridge High School. The clock is running out not on the scoreboard, but time for the season. The basketball season starts on February 21st 2021.

The importance of a final winter season for athletes after not finishing in 2020

Peyton Killinger, Reporter
January 26, 2021
Time called during the varsity football game on September 20. Outdoor activities like these games at night can lead to more mosquito bites which could increase the chance of getting the EEE virus.

Breaking News: Superintendent Karl Heidrich announced a schedule changes in outdoor sporting events due to EEE outbreak

Bella Roberts, Staff Reporter
September 25, 2019
Sophomore Malena Rosedale practices shooting goals and dribbling in the practice soccer field for her upcoming soccer game. Communicating with other teammates with a smile and building up to kick for a clean pass. My goal is not about winning to build a better program so that when we are seniors it will be a thing others want to do. Rosedale said.

First time players bring a push to improve

Bella Roberts, Staff Reporter
May 21, 2019
Practicing discus, Sophomore Carissa Heinzman tries to perfect her double spin, after over coming the obstacles after extensive foot surgery. She excels and has broken personal records thus far this season.

Floating away with the clouds

The effects of seasonal affective disorder will lower as the sun comes out more
Abigail Douglas, Creative Editor
May 20, 2019
Track Coach Chuck Bumpus instructs freshman Brooklyn Roshow how to run with proper form and a steady pace on a windy spring day.Kids, in general, are jet lagged from school work that they have already dealt with earlier, Bumpus said.

Passion for sports dwindles in youth

Chris Kaltner, Staff Reporter
April 18, 2019
Humans of Stockbridge

Humans of Stockbridge

Jordan Myers & Hannah Smith
March 19, 2019
Sports at a higher level

Sports at a higher level

High school students moving on to a higher level of competitiveness in college sports
Martin Hoeksema, Senior Reporter
June 12, 2018
Photo of the week April 30, 2018

Photo of the week April 30, 2018

April 30, 2018
Adjusting her snowboard bindings at the top of the Chicken Chute slope at Mt. Brighton, sophomore Rachel Owens takes in the view. “People should try it, even if they’re not good at it,” Owens said. “Once you can do it, it’s a lot of fun.”

Gliding past the fear of falling

Kali Roskowski
March 28, 2018
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