Meat Dreams
Gillian Corona, Reporter
June 8, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Features, Opinion, Recent Stories, Top Stories
“I was eating a chicken leg inside a movie theater!” Those are the words that vegetarian, junior Deana Trautz, had used to describe a dream she had one night. She’s been a vegetarian for almost a year, and says that these "meat dreams" are quite common. "I've had dreams where I'm eating c...
The Wondering Wolfpack Visits MOD Pizza
Wolfpack Staff, Reporters
June 6, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Opinion, Recent Stories, Reviews, Top Stories
In our final attempt of the year to explore the creative and interesting things to do/eat around Cedar Park, the Wondering Wolfpack headed to MOD pizza. MOD is a unique Austin pizza restaurant that explores the idea of build-your-own pizzas, giving customers the freedom to mix and match sauce, cheese ...
Senior Spotlight: Mason Brooks
Garrett Wilson, Reporter
May 29, 2018
Filed under Humans of CP, Most Recent, Recent Stories, Senior Spotlight 2018, Top Stories
He is a co-founder of the P.A.C.K. and a 6'6" 255 pound starter for the varsity football team. Through everything he has done, senior Mason Brooks has made it his goal in high school to spread positivity and be the best version of himself. Brooks will be attending the University of Western Kentucky to pursu...
Water Polo Competes at State Tourney in First Ever Season
Perry Jamail, Reporter
May 24, 2018
Filed under Clubs and Organizations, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
While many may not know it, water polo is an actual high school sport played by many schools in Texas and, beginning this year, Cedar Park is now one of those schools. Even though the sport has been a part of high school sports in Texas for 47 years, Cedar Park only just started up their water pol...
Senior Spotlight: Daniel Williamson
Perry Jamail, Reporter
May 23, 2018
Filed under Humans of CP, Recent Stories, Senior Spotlight 2018, Top Stories
After a high school career of participating in various activities such as choir, PALs and multiple honor societies, as well and having a schedule compiled of mainly AP classes, senior Daniel Williamson has obtained the skill of balancing a challenging schedule. As a freshman in 2014, Williamson said that ...
Senior Spotlight: Travis Mendonca
Gillian Corona, Reporter
May 18, 2018
Filed under Humans of CP, Recent Stories, Senior Spotlight 2018, Top Stories
Immersing himself in languages, senior Travis Mendonca sets his phone to Spanish and is the president of the American Sign Language Club. He is currently taking Spanish 5 and ASL 3 and he hopes to teach others that language shouldn’t be a barrier, but instead a way to connect with others. Mendonc...
Girls Soccer: A Season to Remember
Justin Ballou, Reporter
May 14, 2018
Filed under Most Recent, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
The 2018 Season was a season to remember for our Lady Timberwolves Soccer team. The girls finished with an overall 17-6-3 and a Texas state rank of 71. “The key to our success this season was working for each other,” varsity soccer player Corina Whitman said. “[Coach] Gamble always told us be...
Senior Spotlight: Donovan Scandariato
Perry Jamail, Reporter
May 11, 2018
Filed under Humans of CP, Recent Stories, Senior Spotlight 2018, Top Stories
“This, right here, is my, Cedar Park swag.” Since the release of the song “Cedar Park Swag” in May of 2017, senior Donovan Scandariato’s now-famous anthem for Cedar Park has become a must-have on every Cedar Park student’s music playlist. He initially created the song for a project in his ...
Senior Spotlight: Mak Sexton
Justin Ballou, Reporter
May 9, 2018
Filed under Humans of CP, Most Recent, Recent Stories, Senior Spotlight 2018, Top Stories
"How does he throw that far?" "Who is that?" "Oohs" and "Aahs" can be heard from the crowd as Quarterback Mak Sexton throws 70-yard passes in his pregame routine. Over the course of his three-year varsity football team tenure, Sexton threw for 4,759 yards and 53 touchdowns. While these numbers are unhear...
Students Speak Out For National Walkout Day
Sydney Miner, Reporter
May 1, 2018
Filed under Features, Most Recent, Recent Stories, Top Stories
Over 2,600 schools across the United States walked out of their classrooms at 10:00 a.m. on April 20, the anniversary of the Columbine school shooting 19 years ago. These students were protesting for gun law reform and the “congressional, state, and local failures to take action to prevent gun violence,” a...
Sophomore Receives Award for Sculpture
Garrett Wilson, Reporter
April 24, 2018
Filed under Features, Most Recent, News, Recent Stories
Sophomore artist Mary Paige Perry was recognized on April 19 at the Leander City Council Meeting for winning the Earth Day Sculpture competition. Her sculpture "The Bear" won her $150 in the contest hosted by Clawson Disposal Systems and the Leander Public Arts Commission. “My strategies for making my ...
Humans of CP: Sam Muir
Perry Jamail, Reporter
April 20, 2018
Filed under Features, Humans of CP, Recent Stories, Top Stories
Juggling early morning football practices, afterschool baseball practices and a top one-percent class rank, junior Sam Muir dedicates himself to performing well both inside and outside of the classroom. Holding a position on both the baseball and football teams for the past three years, Muir says th...
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