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Boys Tennis closes season after semi state

October 22, 2020

POCH AT THE NET Nick Stephan, junior, anticipates where the serve will return (Max Lindenmayer)

Boys’ Tennis comes to a close after winning their 40th consecutive Sectional title, 37th regional title winning Semistate against South Bend Saint Joseph, and placing third at State. Peyton Specht, senior, reflects upon his season.

“Overall I think personally and team-wise we have had a great season,” Specht said.

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Max Lindenmayer, Head Photographer

Hi I'm Max, I'm a junior and in my second year of Crier. I run cross country and track and enjoy bowling. I have been fishing twice and I know how to properly...

Madi Green, Chief Photographer

Hi my name's Madi, I'm chief photographer of Crier and a junior. I'm also on the MHS cheer team.

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REACH FOR THE SKY Driving in for a layup in a winning game against Highland at MHS, Sean Kimble, senior, throws the ball. “My goal is to win Conference and Sectionals,” Kimble said. “Hopefully we will finish the season strong and go further than past years.”

Boys’ Basketball dribbles through the season

DIVING IN Plummeting headfirst into the icy pool, Sonny Hoekstra, junior, leaps off the diving board during practice. The diving team has been training for conference, where they hope to place in the top five.

Diving team prepares for Conference

TERRIFIC TOUCHDOWN Celebrating, Steve Mavrak, junior, throws his hands up after scoring a touchdown against Lowell.

Football faces Hammond Central tomorrow, reflects on their postseason

SCORING SCREAMERS
Tossing the ball into play, Piper Swope, junior, sets her teammates up for a goal. “The soccer season was probably the most family and team I’ve felt in a while,” Piper Swope, junior, said.

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Both Hockey Teams Claim Victory at State

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