The senior class celebrates after winning powder-puff on Oct. 17. “The seniors had some great spirit on the field both cheering and playing," senior Tristan McLaughlin said. "It was extremely fun producing an amazing dance and excellent chants. The victory was great and felt like a great redemption game for last year.”
The senior class celebrates after winning powder-puff on Oct. 17. “The seniors had some great spirit on the field both cheering and playing,” senior Tristan McLaughlin said. “It was extremely fun producing an amazing dance and excellent chants. The victory was great and felt like a great redemption game for last year.”
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Seniors defeat juniors in powder-puff

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October 18, 2025
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The senior class took home the win against the juniors 13-7 on Oct. 17. The seniors scored two touchdowns, and the juniors scored one.

“I feel absolutely incredible after today’s win, and I’m so proud of my team for staying strong and taking home the victory,” senior quarterback Violet Castillo said. “When I scored my touchdown through our trick play, I was honestly thinking, ‘no way that just worked’ as I screamed and held the football up high. It was so much fun to beat the juniors and finally feel that satisfaction.”

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The juniors cheer in the morning in the pavillion on Oct. 17.

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Kristen Ye, Media Editor
Hi, I’m Kristen! I’m the media editor of the “Roar,” and this is my second year on staff! I absolutely love photography, so you may see me around the school taking pictures for our photo of the week, magazine or social media pages. I can’t wait to see what this year brings!
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Hi, I’m Rhea! I’m the editor in chief alongside the amazing Elena, and this is my third year on this incredible staff. My favorite stories are news and features, and I love tinkering with the website! Outside of the newsroom, I love traveling, taking photos and watching pretty sunsets.