Track team goes to Metro Conference Finals
By LIZZY GORDON At Showalter Field, the track teams competed in the Metro Conference Finals. The girls placed eighth and the boys placed fifth, with ten teams competing. Sophomore Alex…
Girls compete in finals
By BRYNNE DAWKINS At Showalter Field on March 21, the girls track team placed eighth overall in the East division at the Metro Conference Finals. Notable accomplishments came from senior…
Boys sink Warriors
By BLAKE WARANCH On March 21, at Wadeview Pool, the boys water polo team started spring break with a win, defeating West Orange 14-6. The game started on a high…
Lifters compete, place
By SAM HOLLEMAN Performing in sub-sectionals on March 21, the weightlifting team competed against six other schools. Seniors Darrian Pennett and Jamal Clark placed second and third respectively, in their…
Lady Braves show no mercy
By GAVIN WATERS In four innings, on March 19, the Lady Braves softball team mercy ruled Colonial, 14-0. With seniors on the field ready to play, in honor of their…
Braves beat Eagles in triple overtime
By LINDSAY ALEXANDER In a district game, the girls’ lacrosse team beat the Edgewater Eagles 11-10 in triple overtime. Junior Kiernan Mehan scored the first goal. The girls chased each…
Peach Valley Cafe serves perfection
BY MACKENZIE MOCK Opening in January, Peach Valley Cafe brings a whole new meaning to casual dining. It’s hours are abnormal with both lunch and breakfast served until 2:30 p.m.…
Flag Football remains undefeated
By BRITTANY HOPE On March 19, the flag football team beat Jones 32-14. In the first quarter, the Lady Braves kept up on defense with flag pulls from senior Alexis…
Boys ace competition
By DELANEY ARKEILPANE Traveling to Colonial, the boys’ varsity volleyball team played the Grenadiers on March 19, winning 3-1. The first set opened with a kill from senior Robert Irwin.…
Baseball loses to Lake Nona
By SARAH BERLINSKY Playing in an away game against Lake Nona on March 18, the boys’ baseball team lost 4-6. In the first four innings, the boys’ fell short at…