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AHHH. Senior Mario Leon Portillo runs to celebrate with his team after scoring his 100th goal during a game against College Park on Friday, Jan. 26, 2024. Leon immediately turned to his team to celebrate not his 100th goal but to have scored the second point in their game leaving them 2-1 against College Park. “Whenever I scored the 100th goal, I didnt even think about it. I didnt even realize it was the 100th one.” Leon said, “Because I was just, so focused on winning the game versus College Park.

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Boys Basketball Tryouts Starting

Dell Fentress, News Editor(local & state)
Oct 30, 2023

Tryouts for boy’s basketball are on Friday, Nov. 3, 2023 from 2:35-5 p.m.

Students must be academically eligible, have a physical on file, and must have a ride home as there will be no late buses. 

For more information, please contact Mark Kovach in Room 2116 or email [email protected].

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Dell Fentress
Dell Fentress, News Editor (Local & State)
Dell Fentress is a section editor at Caney Creek high school, they mainly focus on local and state news. Dell has been a part of staff for the better part of the year, after being convinced by a friend when theatre didn't work out as expected. They swim competitively and participate in water polo. Besides working on staff and playing sports enough to get their hands on a letterman, they're fairly unremarkable. Though in the past, they did win first place in the Caney Creek poetry contest in 2020. They enjoy writing poetry, taking care of their animals at home, practicing on their guitar, reading the occasional horror novel, and above all, sitting down somewhere cozy with a mug of tea in hand and a cat on their lap.
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