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The School Newspaper of Caney Creek High School

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The School Newspaper of Caney Creek High School

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Margarita Rangel

Margarita Rangel, Website Editor-in-Chief

Margarita Rangel is Website editor-in-Chief and a photographer on Student Media. She has been on staff for three years now, apart from Student Media she's also a member of some honor societies. Secretary in NAHS, member of NHS, NTHS, StuCo, and Key Club. Rangel is also the Caney Creek intern for Conroe ISD sports photography.  Favorite colors that bring her joy are Cobalt blue and Seafoam green. Her favorite band is Three Days Grace and is in love with DPR Ian and LIVE. She loves Criminals Minds, Greys Anatomy and streaming thriller Documentaries, her favorite horror movies is Insidious the Last Key.  SHE ALSO VERY MUCH ENJOYS SPENDING HER TIME WITH LIZ AND NAT. (she also did everyone profiles so when you get the chance tell her good job even if she cant take the compliment..)

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[Photo] FFA to have Fall Banquet

December 5, 2023
Flyer of senior picture information.

[Photo] Seniors required to sign up for yearbook photos

November 27, 2023
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[Photo] FFA hosts annual Food Drive

November 13, 2023
SNIP IT. Senior Anette De Los Santos sections off hair for cosmetology weekly trim on Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023. Students are exposed to practices to help them prepare for Skills USA and for experience in cutting aspect of cosmetology.

[Photo] Cosmetology salon open for hair trims

November 9, 2023
Screenshot from @caneycreekstuco on Instagram

Student Council social tomorrow

Margarita Rangel, Web Editor-in-Chief
October 29, 2023
EVERY SECOND COUNTS. Sophomore Tanner Johnson warms up on the baseball field with his teammates seconds before the next inning starts during a tournament at Humble on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023. Being the first tournament of their season the players tried to prepare for each inning of the game by warming up. By the end of the tournament they tied against Benjamin Davis High School 1-1 and Humble High School 2-2.

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THE REAL GOAL. Junior Gregory Sommer runs to first base after bunting the ball during the tournament in Humble on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023. However the opposing teams first baseman caught the ball causing Sommer to be taken out. Although he didn’t get his team a point in the play they still cheered him in till the end.

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TRUE TEAMWORK. Freshman Ashtyn Delahousaye warms up in the batting cages at Humble on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023 for varsity baseballs first tournament of the season. Delahousaye was given advice by his teammates on how to better his hits. Throughout their warm up the team had good communication towards each other.

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“SAFEE!” Junior Jacob Gilliam applies a tag to opposing team players during varsity’s first tournament of the season on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023 at Humble. Both players looked to the umpire to see what the play was being deemed as. Gilliam was seconds late to out the rival , therefore, the play was called safe.

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“GOO GOO!” Junior Kory Jentho runs after an opposing team member before reaching third base at a tournament held at Humble on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023. Jentho chased the player after he attempted to run for home. After exchanging the ball to the third baseman the runner had beat them by a split second making the player safe.

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TRUST THE PROCESS. Junior Aaron Molina pitches at a tournament in Humble on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023. Molina was looking to have struck out the opposing team in his pitches. After a few throws, he succeeded causing the other team to not advance in points.

[Photo] GALLERY: Varsity Baseball ties with Davis and Humble

March 7, 2023
NEXT TIME. Junior Jordan Jahn defends center forward from Conroe on Jan.17, 2023 at home. During the game Jahn felt the team working as hard as ever, though they lost, she feels it’ll set them up for next time. “I feel this was one of those games where the scoreboard doesn’t tell the whole story,” said Jahn.

[Photo] GALLERY: Girls Soccer VS. Conroe HS

January 31, 2023
IT’S DIFFERENT BUT NICE. Sophmore Lidia Linde Figuero poses with her shirt her father gave her outside Caney Creek for a picture on Oct. 19, 2022. Figueros mom had stitched patches on the shirt of a Puerto Rico and Spanish flag due to the fact that she’s both ethnics. Figuero comes from Spain, the most cherished thing from her town is the people. “The difference between here and Spain is just the interaction, over there everyone knew each other and hung out all the time,” Figuero said. “I really miss the interaction, I was really involved with the town.”

[Photo] School welcomes foreign exchange students

November 16, 2022
THE ANTICIPATION. Freshman Holly Wood waits to see if the ball makes it in the hole during the tournament at Grand Oak on Nov. 7th, 2022 . This was the first tournament for the girls in the season. Wood already was nervous from it being her first high school golf experience, along with that she doesn’t attend the golf class given at school, yet neither of those reasons stopped her from continuing. “My first thoughts were how lucky I was to play, how excited I was to be representing Caney Creek golf, and how I couldnt wait for the rest of the season to start,” Wood said.

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THE START. Freshman Holly Wood and Freshman Jadynn Pierce talk while walking to the warm up section of the Grand Oaks golf course on Nov.7, 2022. Wood and Pierce are the only girls currently representing Caney Creek girls golf since 2020. Ever since Covid there hadn’t been girls in golf, and now after two years there’s girls Golf . “I feel like me and Jad can be the start of growing something new,” Wood said. “We can spread the word, and build into something bigger.”

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HIT AND MISS. After missing her putt Freshman Jadynn Pierce covers her mouth in shock at a Grand Oak tournament Nov. 7th, 2022 Pierce was frustrated. She kept missing the hole and wouldve missed par and maxed out, but after re-putting at her sixth stroke on a par five, she settled herself. A par is the amount of strokes a golfer needs to have to get a good score on a hole, golfers try not to max out to keep their scores lower. “I was ok with getting a 6, when I lose I practice what I did wrong,” Pierce said. “I practice to get better and get better scores.”

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PERFECT PATH. Freshman Holly Wood aims her putt in the path where she wants the ball to go on Nov. 7th, 2022. Wood chipped the ball 75 yards out into the course. She has learned these techniques since she was young from her grandma. Woods had been watching for years how to golf, and ever since she got the chance to play she uses those skills. “My family initiated the start of this, they’ve been doing this for so long,” Wood said. “Something everyone should know about golf is, its not just for old people, don’t judge till you try it.”

[Photo] GALLERY: Golf at Grand Oaks

November 14, 2022
REALLY!?!. Freshman Jadynn Pierce yells after she missed teeing the ball into a water hazard at her tournament on Nov. 7th, 2022. After everyone in the group had hit the ball in the water they decided to drop the ball on the other side. Pierce continued to compete and made the hole in 5 strokes, putting her more advanced than the others. “When there’s water I tell myself to hit it up and over,” Pierce said. “I have to make par”.

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NEW TO THIS. Junior Marko Elvira goes after the ball after the Woodlands team tries to score a goal on Oct. 4, 2022. Few minutes before the match begins, the Woodlands split up into groups to teach the new members strategies for the game. As being the only current goalie of the team Elvira was taught by two people on how to manage the ball. “I felt overwhelmed the whole time, I’ve never done this before,” Elvira said. “I’m hoping to get better.”

[Photo] Water polo starts journey as new sport

November 7, 2022
GET LOW. Daylin Manning(12) limbos a pole held by Sebastian Flores(12) and Julian Galan(12) for the athlete limbo contest on Aug 26. Football and cross country members were both chosen to compete in the activity to go against the teachers in a big game. Although Manning didnt make it to the final round the experience was something else.

[Photo] School celebrates first pep rally

September 7, 2022
Junior Cali LaCaze with her sash from winning Montgomery County Fair Queen 2022.

[Photo] Junior crowned Montgomery County Fair Queen

May 2, 2022
Senior Evelyn Popoca benches 125 at Grand Oak for the first powerlifting meet of the season.

GALLERY: Powerlifting at Grand Oaks

Margarita Rangel, Photographer
April 1, 2022
Sophmore, Jayden Smith, welds two scaps of metal for his welding competition.

[Photo] CTE program to expand next year

March 31, 2022
Senior Josh Thomas getting his hand raised after pinning his opponent in the UIL District 12-5A 160 lb weight class finals.

[Photo] Wrestler awarded first athletic state title in school history

March 23, 2022
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Senior Nicole Campa batting warm -up before game vs Northside on Feb. 22-22

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Sophmore,Chelseigh Rogers,shakes off her lose by laughing after hitting a pop fly and getting it caught by the opponent.

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Junior Alinne Flores deadlifts 300 on her third attempt.”It was the first meet after Coach Cauley had left so I was really nervous. I didnt get my 385 squat so I was stressed too at that point, but I placed first. Im very happy with how much Ive grown since then.” she said..

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Junior Aramis Ibarra placed second in the 114 weight class.

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Junior Alyssa Herdon, squats 225 at her first powerlifting meet.Being her first year she starts out slow, not being placed in this meet but through the season she makes her way up.

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Freshman Timothy Garza deadlifts 395. With his nerves all over the place he bombs out after bench but still tries his best to get all green for deadlift.

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Junior Alison Godinez puts chalk on hands beofre deadlifting.The chalk helps grip the bar and prevent it slipping .if palms get sweaty

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Sophomore Trey Jackson,puts a bench shirt on with the help of Timothy Garza,another team member. The shirt helps settle their shoulders back for extra help before pushing up the bar, the powerlifting team helps and supports each other all day through meets.

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Junior Jeremy Soto prepares for his bench by wrapping his hands.The wrist wraps help keep the bar stable, Jeremy got all three attempts for his bench.

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Junior Ruby Gonzalez finishes a half.She looks up for the ref to confirm the pin, Ruby places 2nd in district after receiving the confirmation.

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Junior Daylin Manning places first in districts in his ---n weight class after winning final match with grater points.

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Freshman Mia Jimenez takes first in districts.That pose was originally my brothers that he used when he won districts said Jimenez.So its something we want to keep going in the family. Mias super proud of her self but will only keep pushing harder.

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GALLERY: Trick or Treat Child Care

Margarita Rangel, Trick or treating
December 16, 2021

GALLERY: Home Wrestling meet

Margarita Rangel, Wrestling
December 16, 2021
Senior, Jacob Nance, waves to crowd after winning his second match.

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Senior, Patricia Chavez, sings her solo Bright Morning Stars at Fall choir concert.

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Samson looks as the teachers guide them to more classes.

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Carolina Gauna and Mark buddy up for the journey.

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Waits with excitement as they open the door.

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Peyton is first to receive candy.

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James Ochoa shakes hands with Coach Ferguson after winning his match.

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Josh Thomas works to a pin during his match against Kingwood.

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Diego Suarez scrambles for a position against opponent..

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Daylin Manning is locking up a curdle.

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Ruby Sanchez starts her second match on top from referees position.

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Emily Shipula is locking up a cradle against Kingwood.

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Blinding Light. After Hours cover art.

After Hours’ another hit for The Weeknd

Margarita Rangel, Guest Columnist
January 25, 2021
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