Photo Credit: Sportswire Picture shown- Libby Brennan finishing the 100-meter dash By: Bethany Day Sundown, lights up, run on. On Friday, April 17, the Wallenpaupack track and field team participated in the yearly Twilight Invitational at North Pocono High School. This is one of the few invitationals the team goes to every year and is…
(Left to right) Grace Lake, Madison Haynes, and Sarah Decker By: Reagan Anderson On Friday, April 17, the varsity softball team faced Valley View, last year’s state champions. This game was a tough one for the girls and they lost by a score of 5-2. In total, Paupack collected only three hits while Valley View…
By: Reilly Buselli This week, Ryan Vargo broke the long-standing discus record of 21 years. The old record of 169 feet 11 inches was set in 2005 by Justin Kraft. The new record is 173 feet 4 inches. Ryan has been throwing for the track and field team since he was in seventh grade and…
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By: Molly Cunningham Alysha Davis, a senior at Wallenpaupack, is a prime example of a creative and involved student. She is academically driven while also taking part in many extracurricular activities, including Aevidum, the leadership team, and Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA). This past year, through FCCLA, she attended a conference…
Caption: Goalie Ava Hoffmann attempting a clear in a 4/2 game against Wyoming Area By: Sutton Rizzo Despite being scheduled to play three games this past week, lack of refs across the Wyoming Valley Conference has led to all the Wallenpaupack Girls Lacrosse games being cancelled. Games scheduled for 4/7 against Tunkhannock, 4/9 against Dallas,…
Image: Ryan Wilcha and Harry Jos By: Sophia Braida Ryan Wilcha is a freshman at Wallenpaupack who recently joined the Unified Track and Field team, stepping into a sport that requires every athlete to compete in both a running and a field event. For Ryan, that expectation came with an immediate challenge. Ryan was diagnosed…
By: Reagan Buselli 1. Your body produces and releases key infection-fighting cells when you sleep, helping you recover from illness. 2. Getting enough sleep helps to keep your hunger hormones in balance, which can make it easier to avoid unwanted weight gain. 3. Insufficient sleep is linked to diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease….
