Varsity boys soccer team scores 4 consecutive wins

Maya Contreras, Opinion Editor|January 19, 2023

Click the photo above to start a slideshow with information about the varsity soccer game.

Who: Prosper Eagle Varsity Soccer Team – Led by coach Bryan Thompson

What: Non-district tournament

When: Thursday, Jan. 12-14

Where: Keller Central High School

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Maya Contreras was born in Katy, Texas and moved to Prosper in 2018. She is currently a junior at Prosper High School. This is her first year on the ENO staff and she is excited to explore new opportunities and write for the newspaper. Outside of ENO, she is the treasurer of National Art Honor Society and enjoys reading.

As the ball rolls toward his glove, senior Cole Giametta warms up for the game against Allen High School. The Prosper Eagles won the first game on Tuesday April 16. The game took place at Prosper High School at 7:30 p.m.

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In a circle, GT American Studies students look at the half-eclipsed sun as they lie on the practice turf. Teachers passed out protective eclipse glasses to students at the start of third period. It was definitely a cool experience, junior Jacob Piehl said. It was crazy seeing how quickly the moon came over the sun and how dark everything was. Seen in the photo, starting at the yellow shirt and working clockwise, are juniors Annabelle Nugent, Erica Smith, Savannah Westwick, Sarah Goddard, Lauren Owen, Jacob Piehl and Avery Parker.

Total eclipse brings students together to view once-in-a-lifetime event

Arms outstretched, junior Faith Tull and sophomore Brooklyn Reeves reach the climax of their performance. The pair performed I Know Where Ive Been from Hairspray. The song is basically about marching for freedom for black people and no more segregation, Tull said. Its really just the characters talking about how there is a plan, that there has been suffering, that there are things that they need to do and that they can do it together.

Theatre students perform songs, monologues, scenes at Cabaret

As he prepares for the game, senior Caden Berg helps out teammate junior Lucas Tauzin with his captain arm band. This is the first playoff game of the season. This season has been very different to other seasons through out mentality and chemistry. Our team comes in to every game fired up and ready to go, Berg said. Last season we came into playoffs thinking we won something already and ended up losing, This season we knew what we had to do and we went out there and did it.

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As he jumps onto junior
Jai Akash Gopikrishnan Kumudavallis back, junior Ajay Adithyan spends time with his friends at the Indian Student Association Holi celebration. The best part of this is meeting the community and just having fun, Adithyan said. We get to meet up with friends and enjoy cultural activities together.

Students highlight culture through colors

As the ball rolls toward his glove, senior Cole Giametta warms up for the game against Allen High School. The Prosper Eagles won the first game on Tuesday April 16. The game took place at Prosper High School at 7:30 p.m.

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Eyes on the ball, freshman Samantha Tovar tries to block out the opponent. The Eagles end the season and make school history as they achieved their 1-0 win against Westlake during state finals. Along with this win, the Eagles are ranked no. 1 in state.

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Lighting the path, members of the community honor student made lanterns across the track. The path glowed for students and community members once the sun set. The student council helps organize Relay for Life annually at PHS in the month of April.

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In a circle, GT American Studies students look at the half-eclipsed sun as they lie on the practice turf. Teachers passed out protective eclipse glasses to students at the start of third period. It was definitely a cool experience, junior Jacob Piehl said. It was crazy seeing how quickly the moon came over the sun and how dark everything was. Seen in the photo, starting at the yellow shirt and working clockwise, are juniors Annabelle Nugent, Erica Smith, Savannah Westwick, Sarah Goddard, Lauren Owen, Jacob Piehl and Avery Parker.

Total eclipse brings students together to view once-in-a-lifetime event

About to land, senior Nathan Tenbarge competes in the long jump event. Tenbarge played quarterback for the football team during track off-season. He placed sixth in his event.

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