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The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

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The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

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Elise Frost

Elise Frost, Staff Writer

She/her/hers

Grade: 10

Years on Staff: 1

What has been your favorite quarantine hobby? Spending time with my family and my dog

Is a hot dog a sandwich? No, a hot dog is a hot dog

Who is someone that inspires you? My friends

 

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Following a first place finish at the state tournament, the girls racquetball team celebrates their win by raising their trophy. The team participated in the JV1 bracket and hoped to move up to the varsity level next season. “It felt good to know that we were the best team on JV1, only making us more positive we are ready for varsity next year, at least with a lot of hard work,” junior Graci Badami said. “I think about all the varsity players from last year, and some of my teammates from this year, and I strive to do what they do so effortlessly. I also enjoy practicing and working to get better because it’s such a fun sport.”

Girls racquetball team makes a racquet at state

Elise Frost, Staff Writer
April 12, 2021
Cheering on their fellow poms teammates, sophomores Allie Byergo and Cameron Chandler attend a varsity boys basketball game Jan. 8. Because of their injuries, Byergo and Chandler were not able to participate in any dancing. “It's actually pretty fun to get to go to the games since not a lot of people can right now because of COVID-19,” Byergo said. “Ever since I've been injured, even though I haven't been able to dance, it's been really good to still be a part of the team and still be able to wear poms clothes and go and represent at games.”

Stuck on the sidelines: sophomores Allie Byergo and Cameron Chandler battle injuries

Elise Frost, Staff Writer
February 24, 2021
Sophomore Elise Frost packages an earring.

[Photo] Elise Frost

October 28, 2020
Working on her ball control, sophomore Lexie Lutz practices with her field hockey team while maintaining distance. With COVID-19 regulations impacting every fall sport, field hockey is considered a moderate frequency sport so they must gradually progress into full contact with one another. “I am disappointed because playing field hockey is something I look forward to all year, so it's a big letdown to have COVID put restrictions on me and my team because it makes it harder to enjoy,” Lutz said.

[Photo] No cut competition: Every fall athlete will make a team amidst coronavirus regulations

Drew Boone, Staff Writer
September 14, 2020