By: Marina Kushner
Friday's at Southeast High School are filled with excited students looking forward to games and the weekend. This hustle and bustle of Fridays is only going to grow, according to Senior Brittany Jensen, who...
By: Zoie Taylore
Coming in first out of hundreds of kids in anything is tough, but in running, it is especially difficult. But that's what the Southeast Cross Country team did in the 2014 City competition. The LSE boys came in...
By: Kaelie Kellner
You've probably seen the two girls carrying water bottles along the side lines of every Varsity football game. These girls are much more than just "water girls" as they are a huge addition to helping the team flow in the right direction week after week.
"We help in the training room an...
By: Kaelie Kellner
Southeast was predicted to win the game against Fremont, and did - with confidence.
Many of the players on the team fashionably showed up to school Tuesday morning to promote and get pumped up for their game later that evening. These well-dr...
By: Zoie Taylore
Running six plus miles a day is a personal hell to most people, but for seniors Josiah Johnson, John Ebers, Colin Baker, and the 200 other members of cross country it is mentally stimulating and physically, no big deal.
But the actual running ...
By: Kaelie Kellner
"Girls can play any sport that guys can,” said Freshman football player Makayla Sutton.
Sutton is one of the two Freshman girls who tried out for the team this year. With only one year of experience at Goodrich Middle School, Sutton made the team and is taking on two important positions-- quart...
By: Alaina Wood
This may be Chris Salem’s his first year here as a tennis coach, but he is very familiar with Southeast High School.
If you take a walk down the Prasch hall of fame, you can find a photo of Coach Salem and...
By: Kaelie Kellner
Senior Justin Barger came up with the idea his Sophomore year and decided to go for it.
Barger’s idea took off last year when he found a sponsor to start Quidditch Club. This year, 75 students signed up for the club and it has grown to be on...
By: Alaina Wood
Sophomore Jasmyn Nash has been playing sports ever since she was 5-years-old. But she hasn't always loved it.
“Just give it one more year," said Nash's mother when she first started playing tee-ball years...
By: Olivia Preston
By the looks of Senior Kylee Wurster, you wouldn’t think her as a competitive person. Coming from a family of all volleyball players, it was in the family. Wurster is excited to play her last year on varsity...
