Student Newspaper of Caney Creek High School

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Student Newspaper of Caney Creek High School

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Student Newspaper of Caney Creek High School

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Logan Day

Logan Day, Sports Editor (Boys)

Logan Day is the boys sports section editor and photographer for Student Media at Caney Creek high school. This is his first year on staff. Logan is also an athlete and is playing his first year of Water polo as a wing, and his second year of baseball as a center-fielder for CCHS.

All content by Logan Day
Azaane Green

ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT: Azaane Green, Baseball

Logan Day, Boys Sports Editor
Mar 7, 2024
Pitch clock picture from MLB website.

Pitch clock needs to be implemented in lower level baseball

Logan Day, Boys Sports Editor
Feb 28, 2024
Tricia Franchville

MEET THE STAFF: Tricia Franchville

Logan Day, Boy Sports Editor
Feb 15, 2024
TIP OFF. Senior Ian Jones receives the tip-off at the beginning of the New Caney game on Feb. 7, 2024. The tip off decided who was going to defend and who was going to play offense at the very beginning of the basketball game, with Caney Creek taking offense first.

[Photo] SPORTS RECAP 2/5-2/12: Track breaks school records

Ashley Hernandez, Reporter
Feb 12, 2024
Korben Pitre

ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT: Korben Pitre, basketball

Logan Day, Boys Sports Editor
Feb 7, 2024
Logan Day

OPINION: Morning access to weight room helpful, but consistency can improve

Logan Day, Boys Sports Editor
Jan 30, 2024
Emily Hause

MEET THE PANTHERS: Emily Hause

Logan Day, Boys Sports Editor
Jan 30, 2024
COORDINATE. Freshman Kaleb Marshall talks to football coach Josh Wheeler about his most recent play during the freshman red game against College Park on Sept. 28, 2023. When rotating between defensive and offensive Marshall had received advice on his most recent kickoff. Coaches have the opportunity to give feedback on recent plays and improve on issues between the passing period.

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WALK ON BY. Freshman Dralyne Randolph walks off the football field after the second quarter during the freshman red game on Sept. 28, 2023. After the second quarter of a football game, both teams will go into a 12 minute break called halftime.

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CHARGE. Freshman Rocco Daniele begins to run the ball in an attempt to get past the defense line during the freshman gold game against College Park on Sept. 28, 2023. Daniele was able to get a few yards before being cut short by College Park players.

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I GOT IT! Freshman Jason Guevara backs up the catch made by freshman Devin Acrey during the freshman gold game against College Park on Sept. 28, 2023. The ball was a complete catch and caught during a kickoff from the other team.

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GET THROUGH! Freshman Blake Jordan runs the ball through the opposing team’s lines after the ball was handed off to him by his teammate during the freshman gold game against College Park on Sept. 28, 2023. Jordan had swiftly tackled the opposing player giving the team more of an advantage and more yards down.

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HUSTLIN. Freshman Wyatt Lusk makes his way to the other side of the field for the next play for freshman gold game against College Park on Sept. 28, 2023

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COMING IN HOT. Freshman Devin Acrey chases down a College Park player and goes in for the tackle during the freshman gold game against on Sept. 28, 2023. Acrey was able to tackle the opposing team, and successfully stopped his advances.

[Photo] GALLERY: Freshman Red and Gold play against College Park

Oct 5, 2023
“THIS CLOSE”. Football coach Jared Morris crouches down and shows a symbol during the freshmen gold game against Cleveland on Sept. 21, 2023. Morris had shown that the team had almost won the game. With a few seconds left on the clock, Caney Creek was three steps away from the endzone when the timer hit zero.

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CHEER. Junior Lysette Torres waves towards the cheering crowd at the homecoming parade on Sept. 13, 2023. The cheerleaders made sure to keep the spirit up throughout the parade supporting all organizations that came out to promote themselves.

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PRIDE. Starlett Niria Goana stands for the pledge of allegiance during the homecoming parade on Sept. 13, 2023. The drill team stands in a formation of a straight line during the pledge to show professionalism and union amongst each other.

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FOCUS. Chief Donald Arms instructing JROTC members holding the American flag at the homecoming parade on Sept. 13, 2023. JROTC is one of many groups that were featured in the homecoming parade, and played an important role in the pledge.

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THROW! Sophomore Cutter Jahn prepares to throw while his team defends him during the game on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2023. Jahn hastily makes the attempt to throw the ball to his teammate as his team buys him time by defending him.

[Photo] GALLERY: JV Football v. Conroe

Sep 14, 2023
GAZE. Sophomore Alan Saldana, Looks onto the stands while blocking the sun out of his eye with his hand in JV football’s game against Conroe high Thursday, Sept. 7, 2023. After a defeat against Conroe high the intense battle was concluded and Saldana looked up to the stands.

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PULL. Sophomore Devin Hodges is dragged to the ground from his shirt by the opposing team during the game on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2023. Hodges’ goal was to get open but was cut early by another player.

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THROW! Sophomore Cutter Jahn prepares to throw while his team defends him during the game on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2023. Jahn hastily makes the attempt to throw the ball to his teammate as his team buys him time by defending him.

[Photo] GALLERY: JV Football v. Conroe

Sep 14, 2023
NARROW. Sophomore Cutter Jahn escapes an attempted tackle and continues to run during the game on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2023. Jahn stumbled a few steps but recovered quickly and hastily made an escape.

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CHASE! Junior James Gates chases down the opposing team, Conroe High on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2023. Gates hastily went in for a tackle against Conroe.

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