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As the hallway fills with students, multiple extracurricular groups are sent off to state and national level competitions. The send off on Monday, April 24 featured archery, students competing at state for VASE, FFA teams, and extracurricular athletics teams. Percussion students led the sendoff.

Eagle Brief April 27 – May 4

Kalyani Rao, Executive Editor-in-Chief
April 27, 2023
In a graphic made on Canva, the title of the advice podcast by seniors Neena Sidhu and Mithra Cama is displayed. This episode is the second of a series about various high school topics. This episode discusses school spirit and being involved in school activities, clubs and organizations.

‘How to High School’ – Episode 2 – School spirit and being involved

Neena Sidhu and Mithra Cama
September 1, 2022
As they stand to the left of senior Amanda Hare, adviser Lisa Roskens, sophomore Rock Hill High School competitor Zeeya Merchant and senior Prosper High School competitor Gabriella Winans help Hare set up equipment. Due to unexpected problems with her printers connection, Hare switched to use Merchants equipment. Hare, Winans, Merchant and Roskens had a limited amount of time to get the equipment switched and working due to time restraints before the competition started.

4-year competitor overcomes adversity at state meet

Rusty Joe Gonzales and Maya Contreras
May 23, 2022
Senior and Executive Feature Editor Gabriella Winans walks back from the stage after receiving her medal in the state University Interscholastic League Headline Writing contest. Winans has competed for Prosper in UIL journalism invitational and official meets all four years of high school. She placed sixth at UIL State this year on May 6.

Feature Editor reflects on journalism as ‘the best thing that could have happened’

Anisha Mandem and Khushi Patel
May 18, 2022
A digitally constructed image shows senior Amanda Hare in her senior year. Hare has been on the Eagle Nation Online newspaper staff for three years, and served as the Executive Editor-in-Chief this year. As graduation approaches, I can only hope I’ve made everyone proud, Hare said in the attached column. As I’ve grown, I’ve learned to lean into what I love, and share it with others. Everyone around me knows I love Marvel, Taylor Swift and coffee, and I hope I’ve inspired others to share what gives them joy. That’s my advice to everyone, love freely. (Pictured are seniors Alyssa Clark, Gabriella Winans, Tiana Albino, Emily Cox, Emily Strong, Jasmine Henriquez, ENO adviser Lisa Roskens, Christine Hare, Barry Hare)

Senior Column: Executive Editor thanks friends, shares love

Amanda Hare
May 16, 2022
In a digitally constructed image by senior and Executive Feature Editor Gabriella Winans, Winans and her family, friends and pets are shown. Winans has been a member of Eagle Nation Online since her sophomore year. I have made some pretty great memories these past four years, Winans said. I will definitely miss this place.

Senior Column: Executive Feature Editor shares gratitude, gives final farewell

Gabriella Winans, Executive Feature Editor
May 11, 2022
Senior Kendall Hewitt looks out at the crowd. She plays outside hitter for the varsity softball team. She signed with Rider University.

Eagle Brief: April 18 – 22

Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark
April 14, 2022
Arguing with Judge Danforth, or junior Stone Porter, Abigail Williams, or junior Lauren Grammer, defends herself while seniors Marlee Parrish and Mattie Jacobs, sophomores Riley Quinonez and Rachel Jackson, and juniors Mikayla Sexton, Cooper Smith, Marissa Denman watch. “The Crucible is going pretty good,” Denman said. “We are excited to be going to bi-district. We have rehearsal Wednesday, and on Thursday we will compete. We’ve all worked really hard on the show. My character, Hawthorne, is one of the judges. She is also not originally a lady, so I had to dabble into some character development there.”

Varsity Theatre performs ‘The Crucible’, advances to Bi-District

Cate Emma Warren
March 23, 2022
Paddle in hand, math teacher Thomas Gomez reaches for a high-five after a ping pong match against Christopher Max Miller. Gomez, who began playing ping pong at an early age, founded the Prosper High School Ping Pong Club in 2015. The club provides many students with the opportunity to make new friends, develop their skills in the sport and have an after school activity to look forward to each week.

Math and Motion

Caitlyn Richey, Graphic Designer
February 2, 2022
A digitally constructed image shows senior Taylor Martinez with her wrestling team. Martinez has participated on the varsity wrestling team since her freshman year and has attended the state UIL meet for the past three years. “My favorite part about coaching Taylor – there’s a lot of things,” wrestling coach Sion King said. “Really, what stands out the most about her is her positive attitude. She’s always smiling. There’s never a time when she’s not smiling or upbeat.” (Photos courtesy of Sion King and Taylor Martinez. Digitally constructed image by Amanda Hare.)

Wrestling to the top: Senior looks back on success, forward to her future

Amanda Hare
November 16, 2021
Displayed on a desk in the journalism news room, the UIL journalism district champion trophy sits with other UIL medals from this year. UIL academic teams competed on Friday, March 26 and Saturday, March 27. As of right now, Prosper will win the district championship.

News Brief: UIL teams to win district championship

Amanda Hare, Assistant Editor
March 30, 2021
Looking up at their camera, seniors Tyler Asuncion and Katie Johnson prepare to begin filming. Both Asuncion and Johnson are a part of the audio video production (AVP) class. I got involved in AVP during sophomore year, and Ive just kind of been going from there, Asuncion said. Ive met and worked with amazing people, been allowed to flex my creativity to an unprecedented degree, and been given the chance to send films Ive worked on to national film festivals.

Audio video production students reach new heights, film North Texas Irish Festival

Gabriella Winans, Reporter
March 25, 2021
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