It happened in a scrimmage on Feb. 13. The first out of two they have every week during the February training camp for the Youth National Team (YNT). Cambry Patrick focused while the swarm of girls in...
After a full day of school and sports, junior Katie Haeussler finally sits down at her sewing machine to create. As she sews, the therapeutic whir of the machine brings peace after a long day. Since the...
For a moment, Abby Carraway takes a breath.
Then she’s out sprinting the 400 trying to make her pace of 69-70 seconds until she hears a rip and falls. It’s her junior year. After a while, the smell...
As the wind whistles by, she stays alert. Scanning the vessels around her, keeping an eye on the other competitors looking for her perfect match.
As she looks around and notices it’s about to start....
Freshman Olivia Lee is a competitive figure skater. Lee is involved in other extracurriculars including orchestra, varsity robotics, Chinese, and HOSA.
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Years of experience: Seven
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It’s 5 a.m., competition day. The theme: barbeque. The dish of choice: jalapeno poppers. She begins to remove the seeds from the fiery pepper. Next, she fills them with cream cheese, and wraps them with...
It’s 5 a.m., the lights flicker on to reveal a room decorated with ink sketches and healthy green plants, the air stained with the smell of dried paint and woodshop shavings. For the next hour and a...
Editor’s note: Courtyard Conversations is a monthly series, which features the school’s staff members, and a topic that is relevant to their lives or work at the school. TRL staff members speak with...
Business teacher Chastity Lynch grew up in Allen, and later worked for Ericsson Telecom, utilizing her skills in business, communications and technology. Lynch lives with her family in Lucas and has three...
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