The NFL season has come to its end, and this season has been particularly exciting for most fanbases. With no one knowing who would win the Superbowl going into the season, two teams that didn’t make the playoffs last year rose up from the pack and represented their conferences with 14-3 records: the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots.
After a disappointing 2024 season, the Washington Huskies are working towards a better 2025. The team hopes to improve their 3-7 record from last year and make a playoff run.
The football world is in shock with the recent death of LSU Receiver Kyren Lacy. Lacy, 24, was projected to be a future NFL prospect. Lacy sadly died to suicide on April 12. This leaves many questions about the pressures that come with being a student athlete, juggling work with extracurricular activities, or even being a professional athlete in the big leagues.
As the football season comes to a start, the autumn air settles in and excitement builds both on and off the field. If you’ve been to some of the games, you know the energy is high
On Friday, September 6, during the Huskies’ first home game against the Arroyo Dons, varsity backup quarterback and safety Bryan Bullock sustained a scary injury during halftime.
Athletics are a crucial part of the high school experience, with events like the Homecoming football game usually being jam-packed. However, there is a dark underbelly to sports at Washington High School. Many students suffer from injuries that hamper their learning and athletic participation and potentially have life-long impacts.
Image provided by author. Top: Students waiting in line to enter the Homecoming game. On August 26, the first football game of the…
Image provided by author. Top: Jalen Frenchwood after winning a football game. Averaging three touchdowns a game, running back Jalen Frenchwood is the…
Douglas Turner, captain, starting running back and defensive back, is an incredibly talented and motivated player. Turner has not only showed his skills…