Fall Sports are in Action
By Mackenzie Womack, Sports Editor
September 27, 2020
As SYCSD makes the decision to begin sports, the spectator numbers will be limited. Indoor sports will be limited to 25 persons including both teams, coaching staff, and referees. Outdoor sports will be limited to 250 persons and will have no visiting spectators. In order to attend an outdoor sport,...
COVID’s Impact on the Sports World
By Blake Ramey
August 10, 2020
(Written May 28, 2020*) The sports world is largely in question with major sports organizations such as the NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL all hoping for a safe return to sports- whether it is with or without fans. Sports are different all around the United States. Arizona was the first state to allow pro...
Lacrosse State Championship Training
By Nick Taylor, Reporter
May 28, 2020
Past lacrosse seasons have talked about being filled with competitive fun and laughter. Everyone says it's always a joy to watch the game’s action and the teammates on the field say it is fantastic to play with their peers on the field. The lacrosse team wins almost every game, but the only thing...
Winter Athletes become All-Stars
By Mackenzie Womack, Sports Editor
April 30, 2020
Multiple Susuquehannock athletes were mentioned and nominated for All-Star Teams this winter season. Sophomore Jalen Franklin worked hard during the season and finished with what he deserved. “Honestly, it felt great knowing some of the hard work paid off. It felt just as good to see Jake [Eden] make All County as well. There was so much work we put in toge...
Spring Sports Athletes Finish Disappointed
By Maggie Grim, Reporter
April 24, 2020
Due to COVID-19, all spring sports have been canceled, drastically affecting spring student athletes. These students had been preparing for months to participate in their sport. Senior baseball player CJ Munch has been impacted by the cancellation. “It hurts a lot knowing all the ...
Which NBA Team has the Brightest Future?
By Connor Lucich, Reporter
April 23, 2020
Empty seats and empty courts have narrated the life of the NBA for the past month. Most major sports leagues have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, and it is still unknown when things will be back to normal. When things do return to normal, the NBA will resume, along with most sports league...
Romjue Finishes Off Strong
By Blake Ramey
March 15, 2020
Senior wrestler Colby Romjue may be one of the best wrestlers Susquehannock High School has ever witnessed. Ever since Romjue was a freshman, he has been very successful. Romjue has wrestled in the 160 pound weight division during his wrestling career. He had an overall record of 22 wins and 7 losses and went to ...
Students, Staff Wear Blackbelts, Get Honor
By Matthew Schwanke, Reporter
March 12, 2020
Millions of people all over the world practice martial arts. A fraction of those people actually stick with it. An even smaller amount of those people achieve the status of a blackbelt. According to the Japanese Martial Arts Center in Southeast Michigan, their new attendance system reported the following...
Warrior Swimming Stays Alive
By Blake Ramey
March 9, 2020
The swim team had two swimmers and one diver showcase strong performances at the PIAA District III Championships. The Warriors, as a team, took third overall. Sophomore Max Pflieger was crowned the 2A Diving Champion. Pflieger placed first at Big Spring High School as he performed th...
Which is your favorite way to stay busy during the 2-week school close?
- Snap friends (37%, 11 Votes)
- Enjoy the outdoors (33%, 10 Votes)
- Read for fun (17%, 5 Votes)
- Exercise indoors (10%, 3 Votes)
- Catch up with family (3%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 30
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