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Sophomore Nathan Brown is shown passing his opponent from Holt high school. This is Brown's first full season of Track and Field, and he is running with the Varsity team. Photo by Madi Hermeyer

Junior Lucas Matz is shown pole vaulting at FZW on Saturday, March 27th. Matz was FHC's only Varsity pole vaulter in the meet. Photo by Madi Hermeyer

Senior Reed Easterling is shown pulling ahead in his race. FZW held a Varisty meet that was Easterling's first since his sophomore year due to COVID. Photo by Madi Hermeyer

The boys tennis team will play their fourth game this season Thursday, April 1, at 3:00 pm against DeSmet. Senior Kevin Mawi believes that some members of the team have suffered somewhat from the cancellation of last year's season due to COVID. "Many of us have been winning our matches so far, but many players also have been struggling," Mawi said. "I think that we all just need a bit of time to get used to playing again against other schools Also, the team chemistry is a li...ttle off with some seniors graduated and other new players returning from the quarantined season." Story by Anna Baranowski Photo by Avery Ott

Photographers for FHCtoday spent six weeks visiting the teachers who are teaching in the virtual space this year in FHSD. https://fhctoday.com//march-2021-bridging-the-virtual-div/

The varsity girls basketball team’s season is nearing its end and senior Gracie Stugart feels bittersweet. We know things are coming to an end and our time together as a team is limited, Stugart said. However, it gets us motivated knowing nothing is guaranteed and everytime we step on the floor we give it all we got. With another game tonight in state sectionals the girls don’t know whether or not their season will continue, but they’re going into it with a passionate he...art and playing for the game. It’s a new season now. Going into every game looking to go 1-0, no one cares about records anymore, Stugart said. Story by: Tea Perez Photo by: Hannah Bernard See more

Despite setbacks due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, leaving limited competition due to quarantine, the Girl’s Wrestling team has been working hard and improving their skills. At recent meets, the team has done exceedingly well on dual matches, winning both of their duals at their latest meet. Freshman Stevie Lupo is a first year wrestler and describes how the team has truly created an image for themselves this season. This is the second year we have had a girl’s wrestlin...g team at our school and I feel like we have really come out and shown other schools what we can bring to the table, Lupo said. We work our butts off every single day after school and it really shows. This Friday, Jan. 29, the Girl’s Wrestling Team has a quad dual, meaning they will be competing against three other schools. Story By Faith Beckmann Photo By Amelia Vohsen

Due to the inclement weather today, dismissal time has been delayed to 2:20. Both 6th and 7th hour classes have been extended to accommodate this change. All after school activities for the day have also been canceled. Stay tuned for more updates regarding this situation. Photos by Kiki Frye and Madi Hermeyer

Last night the girls basketball team came out victorious in their game against the Pacific Indians in the Washington tournament. Senior Kilee Webster commends the team's attitude towards the game. We went in there to win and we executed our game plan, she said. Their next game is on Friday against Washington in the last game of the tournament. ... Our game plan for now is to work hard for the next two days at practice to prepare for [the game]. Webster said. Story by Tea Perez Photo by Kiki Frye

After their last meet was cancelled due to Howell’s wrestling team being quarantined, the boys wrestling team has had more time to practice for the rescheduled meet. Sophomore Aiden Hernandez is optimistic about the change in their schedule. I'm looking forward to wrestling at home again and just having fun, Hernandez said. We dual Howell next Wednesday. The boys have their senior night match on Jan. 27 against Eureka. Story by Natalie Walsh... Photo by Aniya Sparrow See more

As the ice hockey season has progressed this year, the Spartans have been preparing both on their own and as a team to progress this season. Individually, the players work on simple mechanics involving their puck handling, and their individual fitness. As a team they have focused a lot on chemistry and team work to try and make it natural for players to have a connection with each other. Junior Ethan Tieman believes that it is the most important thing for the team to become c...onnected and to find that bond/connection to help make the team finish the season off with polished team chemistry. I think we can work on attitude and chemistry to become better as a team Tieman said. As their season comes to a close, Tieman hopes the Spartans can use their last couple games to finally lock in on the team’s chemistry. Story by: Isaiah Salin Photo by: Riley Wania