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An anonymous subject demonstrates the dark addiction that phones tempt people with. Isolated and zoned, the screen can seem captivating and social, but in reality, sets people apart from interactions with things of the earth.
The current threat of social media
Kelsi Shivers, Guest Writer • October 21, 2024
A shaking of hands, representing the meaning of positive resolutions. It can be detrimental to not know the impacts of negative interactions with others, especially when it leads to physical conflict.
Thoughts on school fights: Importance of Conflict Resolution
Sydney Hanson, Opinions editor • October 20, 2024
A student works on their study habits. This is an important skill to have, especially while balancing many classes and agendas.
Back-to-school bliss: Setting the stage for success
Casandra Ramirez-Moreno, Staff Writer • October 11, 2024
Senior Sai Kalavai and Junior Ayoub Laouamri have a heated debate over polictics. It can sometimes be hard to avoid.
Election Talks
Sydney Hanson, Opinions editor • October 4, 2024
Arts
Creating a more in depth detail, a 3D rendering of the sketch brings the set to life. The actual bringing it to life requires more in detail designs and renders.
Building a set on a time crunch!
Ethan Spisak, Arts Editor • October 10, 2024
Caleb Hernandez is on his Chromebook, working on his audio production assignment. He’s putting together sounds to improve his latest project.
Create Your Sound!
Leo Guerrero, Staff Writer • October 10, 2024
Members of Fashion Club outside room 217. Fashion club meets every Thursday after school! Photo provided by Ave Wilson.
Club spotlight: Fashion club
Jonah Sandall, Staff Writer • October 2, 2024
Soul'd Out meets in the choir room in the morning to practice their music. Harmonies and melodies strike together when they sing, creating a symphony of musical talent.
Full of soul, so much they're Soul'd Out!
Ethan Spisak, Arts Editor • September 27, 2024
Podcasts
WVHS Book Club logo. Graphic provided by Claire Keith.
WVHS Book Club - Lessons in Chemistry
Rubi Martin, Guest Writer
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Through The Net podcast - Blazers preview
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Through the Net podcast - The KAT Trade
September 30, 2024
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Through the Net podcast - NBA offseason grades
September 18, 2024
Recent Stories
Wilsonville boys varsity team huddles together before the game. Heads bowed and arms around one another, they lead each other in setting up a winning mentality and feeling the adrenaline seep between them.
Wilsonville aims to fill the stands for boys soccer games
Ella Hutchinson, Guest Writer • October 24, 2024
Junior Hannah Beckley enrolled in the pre-calculus course before its change to an AP class. Currently, she participates in Calculus AB with Mr. Barkley. Here, she's pictured after interview with Sofia Kerner at Starbucks, studying hard!
Precalc turned AP
Sofia Kerner, Staff Writer • October 24, 2024
Starting midfielder Tegan Waters goes in for the defensive stop against the Spartans. Waters plays with the mentality that "the aggressive team wins."
The rebuilding year: How the WVHS girls soccer program plans on winning state, again
Elise Chiovaro, Guest Writer • October 23, 2024
Proud Wildcat, Carter Christiansen, stands as the head of a Wildcat football train. Lining the field in honor of the flag, the Cats stand in the presence of a live vocalization of the National Anthem.
Cats enfrenta a Canby en el juego de homecoming
Tyler Fallt and Sebastian Zayago-Enciso • October 22, 2024
Academics
Junior Hannah Beckley enrolled in the pre-calculus course before its change to an AP class. Currently, she participates in Calculus AB with Mr. Barkley. Here, she's pictured after interview with Sofia Kerner at Starbucks, studying hard!
Precalc turned AP
Sofia Kerner, Staff Writer • October 24, 2024
Error Code Xero, the Wilsonville High School robotics team, debuts their T-shirt launcher at the Homecoming football game on October 10. A hobby project developed by junior and robotics team member Cayden Whisman, the T-shirt launcher was designed to uplift the student body's engagement in school sporting events, and also bring awareness to the robotics team's commitment to STEM creation.
Wilsonville Robotics launches into Homecoming
John D'Souza, Editor-in-Chief • October 15, 2024
Senior Audrey Buck is an experienced tutor. She's willing and capable of supporting fellow students in academic areas in a wide range.
Tutors of Wilsonville
Avery Underhill, Staff Writer • October 11, 2024
Charlotte Parry awaits her first day at University of Utah. Standing outside her new home, going full speed into the swing of adult life.
Next steps into adulthood
Carissa Parry, Staff Writer • October 11, 2024
Student Life
Wilsonville boys varsity team huddles together before the game. Heads bowed and arms around one another, they lead each other in setting up a winning mentality and feeling the adrenaline seep between them.
Wilsonville aims to fill the stands for boys soccer games
Ella Hutchinson, Guest Writer • October 24, 2024
The senior homecoming float glides along the streets of Wilsonville. Much time and effort goes into the Homecoming parade, and plays a role among Wilsonville's longstanding traditions.
The "Big Game" Parade
Niko Rogers, Guest Writer • October 18, 2024
Last year, the school Rocket League team was hard at work in their tournament. They hope they can get more recognition, helping the school and its students to start taking E-sports more seriously and participating as well.
Launching friendships through e-sports
October 16, 2024
Part of the Homecoming tradition is that students gather together for photos before the dance. Whether it be with a date or a group of friends, the social aspects of Homecoming sweeten the experience.
Under the neon lights: Wilsonville Homecoming 2024
October 14, 2024
Juniors Sofia Kerner, Abby Khamvongsa, and Avery Underhill show off their spirit wear. Juniors wore navy blue on Monday October 7th, 2024 to represent their grade.
Inclusivity through Spirit Week
October 8, 2024
Sports
Wilsonville boys varsity team huddles together before the game. Heads bowed and arms around one another, they lead each other in setting up a winning mentality and feeling the adrenaline seep between them.
Wilsonville aims to fill the stands for boys soccer games
Ella Hutchinson, Guest Writer • October 24, 2024
Starting midfielder Tegan Waters goes in for the defensive stop against the Spartans. Waters plays with the mentality that "the aggressive team wins."
The rebuilding year: How the WVHS girls soccer program plans on winning state, again
Elise Chiovaro, Guest Writer • October 23, 2024
Senior quarterback Mark Wiepert leads the team in a post-game chant of Wilsonville's fight song. Whether win or lose, the Cats appear before their peers, parents, admin, and classmates to thank them and stand proudly in the humility of the team.
Wildcats on the road to a third ring
October 18, 2024
Persia Bowman, Quinn Gann-Winslow, and Bianca Pinoli cheer the Wilsonville football team on in the pink-out homecoming game against Canby. Supporting the team alongside the cheerleaders and hundreds of peers, they proudly shout the chants and follow along in excitement throughout the night.
A balance beam banter: School and sports
October 17, 2024
"Resting the Starters" episode logo. Graphic provided by John D'Souza
Resting the Starters: Wilsonville XC | S2 E2
October 17, 2024
Video Journalism
"Resting the Starters" episode logo. Graphic provided by John D'Souza
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