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Always improving: The lake stevens football team spends their hours after school practicing, rain or shine. This picture shows a scrimmage during a rainy day. “Everyday after school we are doing something” -Austyn Rembold-Hyde.

The unseen pressure in Lake Stevens football

Is it difficult to be at the top of the competition?
Corsen Siconolfi, Section Editor
October 24, 2019
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Ready for customers: The Cove, staffed by students Katherine Skelly, Madi Boyles, Hope Barcus, Kaeden Regello, Laura Constantine, Alyssa Coates, Tayden Irelan, Kimberlyn Blume, Nika Perez, Heather Moss, Steven Garett, Trenton Gerry, Hannah Gibson, Hunter Patchett, Riley Thompsen, Caden Jackson, Hunter O'Conner, Micah Close, Isaac Aylor, Jeremy Ross, Carson Schoenwald, Riley Pollardo and Mattias Lewis, is now open for business. They have been preparing their list of products up until now to sell what the students want. “These three years I’ve been at the cove I have learned so much and enjoyed working at the cove” said Aleski Struthers.

Cove deals and opening for the 2019-2020 year.

Market managing students are prepping for the school season.
Jake Kirkland, Section Editor
October 24, 2019
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Your Future Now: Local colleges of Washington state accept college credit that students obtain when attending high school classes. Students who attended the High School and Beyond Night were able to pick up information about College in the High School. “Most all colleges accept the credit, but how they accept the credit can be different, like you could get elective credit instead of a social studies credit or elective credit,” Counselor Angela Riebli said.

College Credit Offered in High School

Lake Stevens High School offers students college credits through high school classes.
Talen Anderson, Staff Reporter
October 23, 2019
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 Senior Riley Harless’s Mazda RX-8

The Growth of the Car Community at Lake Stevens High School

Seniors Riley Harless and Jalen Crawford showcase their cars.
Tanner Carr, Section Editor
October 23, 2019
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Samaya Morin, Kennedy Steen, Maddie Lseminger and Kennadee Nelson working hard and doing great at the varsity volleyball game.

Intro to girls sports

From the field to the water, girls have opportunities during the fall season to get active in swim, volleyball, cross country and soccer.
Kieran Diezi, Section Editor
October 23, 2019
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Lake Stevens football team crushes the season with another win 48-0 at the Homecoming game.

Intro to boys sports

Lake Stevens boys fall sports dominate the competition
Talen Anderson, Staff Reporter
October 23, 2019
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Boys Golf graduates three seniors

Gavin Horton, Staff Reporter
June 18, 2019
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What A New Student? Junior Bryssa Montoya is a new student this year, she feels very included in LSHS.

Adapting to a new school can be challenging

Sara Daniels and Bryssa Montoya share their experience in Lake Stevens High School
Sara Daniels, Staff Reporter
June 18, 2019
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Juniors Rayna Gaillardet and Cheyenne Kriede study for their finals together to make the process easier and less stressful. They focused on helping each other and spending time with one another. “Having Cheyenne to study with really helps me deal with the stress of finals. I also have her to help me when I’m confused about something,” Gaillardet said.

Being a junior: Tips & Tricks

How to survive junior year
Emma Crumley, Copy Editor
June 18, 2019
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SAY CHEESE: Sophomores Gunnar France, Olivia Kunaschk, Carson Jackson, Sydney Hanson, Lauren Schulz, and Liam Palmer pose for a photo like the ones seen on the covers of college pamphlets. These students were excited for the end of the year coming up. “It’s been a long year of studying and prepping for the rest of my life, and now I can take a few months off and relax,” Schulz said.

Look to the future

Make a good impression on colleges
Nadia Tucey, A&E Editor
June 18, 2019
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Sophomore Akilah Degrant reviews her biology notes before going into class. She only had two school days left before her final and wanted to make sure she could get all of her questions answered. “Finals are really important to me, I want to do good on them,” Degrant said.

Get through finals week

Tips and tricks to handle the stress and studying for 2nd-semester finals
Maddy MacWatters, Staff Reporter
June 18, 2019
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Under Control: Senior pitcher Kaylie Hoskins pitches during a regular season game against the Kamiak Knights. As one of the best kept secrets in the Wesco Conference, Hoskins produced a 1.97 ERA for the Vikings, striking out 190 batters in 92.1 innings pitched. “I took a lot of time during the offseason to really work on what I needed to work on to get ready for my senior season, and I just wanted to do the best that I could for the team,” Hoskins said.

Lady Vikings Softball makes history

After reaching the state tournament for the first time in four years, the Lake Stevens Softball finishes with their highest state ranking in school history
Payne Patchett, Posting Editor
June 11, 2019
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