By: Jewel Dickerman Tyler Meyers plans to attend college to pursue a 5-year accelerated master’s degree in Bioengineering or Biomedical Engineering. During his time at Wallenpaupack, Tyler has been involved in FBLA, HOSA, Scholastics, National Honor Society, the Engineering CTE program, and The Paupack Press. He also played soccer and wrestled for Honesdale, a unique opportunity…
(Left to right) Fiona Shanaberger and Isabelle Wisner Celebrate a goal. Photo Credits to Diva Shots Photography By: Reagan Anderson Recently, the girls have continued to persevere despite the losses of their last few games. Though they have lost, they have grown not only physically, but also mentally. Since the Abington Heights game, they traveled…
Liam Magee strips the ball from a Scranton Prep player Photo credits to Photos at Paupack By: Reagan Anderson The boys have continued their success into their last two games. They first took down Honesdale by a score of 2-0. Compared to their last game against Honesdale, which ended in a tie, the offense…
By: Reagan Anderson Many athletes are involved throughout the school and community. One of these activities that many boys’ and girls’ soccer players take part in is refereeing. Many of Wallenpaupack’s soccer athletes grew up playing in the Wallenpaupack Youth Soccer League (WYSL). This league ranges from 4u to 12u. Every Saturday, many games…
Field Hockey Night Photo Credits to BPags Photos By: Molly Cunningham Wallenpaupack’s Field Hockey team is a young team with an impressive record. So far, the girls have gone 8 and 1, only taking one tough defeat to Wilkes Barre Area all while having 6 underclassmen in the starting lineup. Mrs. Becky Newcomer is…
Photo by: Alexis Neenan By: Reilly Buselli Last Friday, September 19, the Wallenpaupack marching band had the pleasure of hosting the middle school band students during the football game. Each participating member of the middle school band was paired with a marching band member of the same instrument. For the night, each high schooler would…
By: Ty Lounsbury Looking for ways to start your fall? You are not the only one! Autumn celebrations have been around for centuries, like the Germans’ Oktoberfest and the Pagans’ Mabon. Here are some ways you can enjoy the Autumnal Equinox on September 22: o Apple and pumpkin picking o Have a bonfire o Bake…
