#NationalSigningDay: Beekey becomes new Warrior at Stonehill College
by Ashley Martin and Leah Bolger
February 15, 2019
Filed under Showcase, Signing Day 2019, Spring 2019
On February 6, Matthew Beekey signed to play football at Stonehill College. Beekey has been playing for the varsity team for two years, coached by Rick Conner after Beekey transferred from Clarksburg High School. Stonehill College has a Division II football program located in Easton, Massachusetts. T...
#NationalSigningDay: Fiona Rowan Signs to Shippensburg University to continue playing Basketball
by Lindsey Russo and Bailey Bennett
February 14, 2019
Filed under Showcase, Signing Day 2019
On February 6, Fiona Rowan signed her national letter of intent to play basketball at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania. She joins Ryan Leyh who signed for football to play for the Raiders. Rowan has been playing basketball for ten years and has been a varsity basketball player since her ...
#NationalSigningDay: Everett signs to fly with the Bridgewater Eagles
by Matthew Gelhard and Gabby Llewellyn
February 14, 2019
Filed under Showcase, Signing Day 2019, Spring 2019
Sam Everett, captain and center fielder for the girls varsity softball team, signed her National Letter of Intent to play at Bridgewater College. When it came to selecting where to attend, Everett had offers from Limestone College and Arcadia University. She had to take into account not only athletics...
#NationalSigningDay: Quarterback Leyh signs to become Shippensburg Raider
by Yesenia Montenegro, Madeline Hull, and Emily McNally
February 14, 2019
Filed under Showcase, Signing Day 2019, Spring 2019
When he introduced Ryan Leyh to the crowd, Coach Rick Conner joked, “Ship happens.” Shippensburg has called, and Leyh has answered. On February 6, Leyh signed his National Letter of Intent to join the Raiders. Conner said, “We’ve got some shoes to fill.” Leyh was a three-year var...
#NationalSigningDay: Damien the Great Dane welcomes Ambush to football AU
by Emily Watson, Grace Corbitt, and Emily Love
February 14, 2019
Filed under Showcase, Signing Day 2019
On February 6, Jackson Ambush signed his National Letter of Intent to play at University at Albany. UA is NCAA Division I Football. Jackson plays middle linebacker and has complied 110 tackles along with 6 sacks during his career. “Jackson’s a physical, hard-nosed inside linebacker. He may n...
NEHS brings Clifford to high school
by Matthew Gelhard, Managing Editor
February 11, 2019
Filed under News, Showcase, Spring 2019
Clifford decided to leave Emily in 2nd grade and take a visit to high school. Alongside members of the National English Honor Society, Clifford traveled the halls of the school and visited various classrooms to participate in classroom activities. For every step of Clifford’s jo...
#NationalSigningDay: Wilhelm will play softball at Chowan
by Emily Webb and Sierra Rossman
February 11, 2019
Filed under Showcase, Signing Day 2019, Spring 2019
On February 6, Paige Wilhelm, a dedicated two-sport varsity athlete, signed her National Letter of Intent to play Division II softball at Chowan University in South Carolina. “I made the decision I wanted to play in college back in 7th grade. I had this coach, he passed away a few years ago, but we were really...
#NationalSigningDay: Star wide receiver Joey Felton continues career at Yale
by Bailey Spore and Keifer Spore
February 11, 2019
Filed under Showcase, Signing Day 2019, Spring 2019
On February 6, high school athletes all across the country celebrated National Signing Day with friends and family, signing their letters of intent. In Joey Felton’s case, he will be playing for Yale. “When someone hears Yale, they know exactly what school that is,” said Felton. Felton is able to say he...
Poor track conditions don’t stop boys track team from dominating regional meet: Photo of The Day 2/8/19
by Bailey Spore and Elizabeth Rajnik
February 8, 2019
Filed under Photo of the Day, Showcase, Sports, Spring 2019
On February 7, the Maryland 3A West Regional Championship for indoor track and field was held at the 5th Regiment Armory in Baltimore. The Armory, a track often criticized by athletes, made the Regional Championship much more difficult for the competing athletes. Despite the handicap, boys won the meet and...
National Honor Society sells Valentine’s Day candy grams: Photo of the Day 2/7/19
by Emily Webb, Managing Editor
February 7, 2019
Filed under Photo of the Day, Showcase, Spring 2019
From February 5 to February 8, the National Honor Society sold Valentine’s Day candy grams to raise money for raffle baskets in their annual spring talent show. The candy grams were sold during all three lunch shifts. Students could buy one for $2.00 and then address it to the person of their cho...