Black Rain Looks to Storm on Opponents in 2019
Justin Ballou, Reporter
May 2, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
Spring ball is officially underway for the football team, which means we can say "Football is Back." For the Timberwolves, that means that preparations are underway for the season opener Aug. 30 at. Vandegrift. Every battle on the field starts up front at the line of scrimmage. It's where all the...
From CP to the SEC
Jalen Gomez, Reporter
May 1, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Humans of CP, Recent Stories, Senior Spotlight 2018, Sports, Top Stories
In the fall, seniors Riley Petcosky and Dominic Toledo will be added to the list of student-athletes that have signed to play a sport at the Division 1 level. They will be joining a list including Spencer Drango, now playing in the NFL for the San Diego Chargers, and the most recent being Mason Brooks,...
Don’t Sleep on These MLB Teams
April 17, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Opinion, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
Tennis: District and Season Review
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
April 16, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, News, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
On April 2, 3 and 5, varsity and JV tennis players competed in the district competition at Glenn, Weiss and Phlugerville High Schools. The individual tennis season, which takes place in spring, is the part of the year when players compete for individual placement in tournaments. Junior and varsity player Bryce Bailey, who ...
March Madness Concludes
Noah Hedges, Reporter
April 9, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Opinion, Recent Stories, Sports, Uncategorized
The Final Four was filled with all kinds of madness, just like the rest of the tournament leading up to it. Texas Tech reached their first ever Final Four after they shocked Michigan State, and Virginia slid past Auburn to reach the championship one year after making history in the wrong way. This tournament...
Boy’s Soccer Prepares for Round 3 of Playoffs
Noah Hedges, Reporter
April 5, 2019
Filed under Recent Stories, Sports, Uncategorized
Blood, sweat and tears is a saying that is used to describe something that is hard to do and involves a lot of effort, according to Collins dictionary. Here at Cedar Park, this saying runs deep with our sports teams, as our Varsity Boys soccer team plans to run deeper into the playoffs and win tonig...
Committed Coaches
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
April 2, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
Behind every great team is a great coach, or coaches. Donny Ott and Blake Brown, head coaches for boys and girls basketball teams, were awarded for their hard work by being named Coaches of the Year by Leander ISD in February. For 15 years, Brown has been a boys basketball coach at Cedar Park, but...
The Final Four Approaches
Noah Hedges, Reporter
April 2, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
Welcome back. It's Noah, also known as THE professional bracketologist. Here's what we have today. Every year, there's millions of brackets created across the three main college basketball supporters, CBS, ESPN and Yahoo Sports. This year, that magic number was 17.2 MILLION. That's a lot. When prepping...
Seniors Reflect On Memorable Boys Basketball Season
Justin Ballou, Reporter
March 17, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
In a heartbreaking fashion, the boys basketball season came to an end with a 46-41 loss to Manor in the third round of the playoffs on Feb. 26. The boys improved upon their record this season and were able to make the playoffs. Throughout their time at Cedar Park, senior point guard Karson Cater and...
Lacrosse: Struggle for the Spotlight
Jalen Gomez, Reporter
March 7, 2019
Filed under Clubs and Organizations, CPHS News, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
Balls flying, cross-checking and flows blowing in the wind, both the boys and girls lacrosse teams have been back in full swing this year. The boys have already played in eight games, with their record sitting at 3-5 overall and 1-0 in district. The girls have played in ten games and their overall ...
Tennis Truths
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
March 4, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
Every year, high school tennis players strive for greatness by attempting to reach their goal of playing on a college tennis team and many also try for scholarship money. Achieving this, however, is far more of a challenge than one would expect, due to the competitive nature of the sport and the lim...
Wrestlers Attend State Competition, Muñoz Wins State Title
Justin Ballou, Reporter
March 4, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
For the second year in a row, Cedar Park has a state champion wrestler. Senior Jacob Muñoz won the title for his weight group (195 lbs-220 lbs), crowning him No. 1 in the state of Texas. "I felt pretty accomplished and satisfied [that] I reached my goal and finished the season strong," Muñoz...
