Today’s News
Coaches of the Year
Photo of the District 2 Head Coach of the Year, Mr. Krushnowski (Krush) By: Jude Mautz At the District 2 wrestling tournament, a set of coaches were elected by their peers (other wrestling coaches) to be the District 2 “Coaches of the Year”. This year, Mr. Krushnowski was elected to be the Head Coach of…
Wrestling Team Pulls No Punches to Podium
Giovanni Lomonaco photographed above. By: Tyler Myers It was the PIAAA District II tournament, the stage had been set over two days at Wilkes-Barre Area high school, and the Wallenpaupack Buckhorns had every intention of walking away from the weekend adorned in gold. The Buckhorns’ crusade to the crown began with a nearly ideal beginning….
Wrestling Regionals
Edward Kiesendahl The boys wrestling team was fresh off an extremely successful District 2 tournament where eight wrestlers placed in the top three, and the team placed first overall. The wrestlers who placed in the top three at districts got the opportunity to wrestle in the regional tournament in Bethlehem. The wrestlers who qualified and…
DAYTIME SAVINGS
Please remember to turn your clock an hour ahead one hour before going to bed on Saturday night, March 8.
Zachary Dittus
By: Olivia Kogan Zachary Dittus is a senior here at Wallenpaupack Area High school, and he is in the graduating class of 2025. He is a well-rounded student involved in numerous extracurricular activities, sports, and clubs. Zachary is part of the NHS (National Honnor Society), achieving High Honnor Roll three times and Honnor Roll once…
Lemon Crumb Bars Recipe
By: Bethany Day With spring right around the corner, it is time for some light, fresh recipes. These lemon crumb bars are refreshing, and they fit the vibe of spring! So, with the following recipe, get ready for an amazing baking session. Ingredients 1 ¼ cups all-purpose flour 1 ¼ cups old-fashioned rolled oats ½…
WAHS Polar Pop
By: Briana Blaszczyk Beginning on February 18, representatives of Unified Sports dedicated their lunch periods to collecting donations in support of the Special Olympics and Unified Sports programs. This initiative was part of the annual Polar Pop fundraiser, a highly anticipated event where, upon reaching a monetary goal, teachers volunteer to have freezing water balloons…