The Art of a Dying Sport
February 15, 2019
In 1964, the top professional bowler made $100,000 a year through tournaments, television appearances and endorsements. That’s the equivalent to $750,000 in today’s money. In 2019, however, some professional bowlers struggle to make enough to support a family and often have to work another job ...
2019 NBA Trade Deadline Reactions
Jalen Gomez, Reporter
February 15, 2019
The NBA Trade Deadline is one of the most exciting times of the NBA calendar year, showcasing not only the lack of loyalty to the players, but also putting the drama on an extremely tall pedestal. With the general managers all over the league trying to swing a deal in order to “compete” with the...
Lady Timberwolves Basketball Makes History Once Again
Callie Copeland, Reporter
February 8, 2019
“Pflugerville- 1st, Cedar Park- 2nd.” These words have been typed, written and taped all around the Lady Timberwolves’ locker room for weeks. In early September, the prediction of district standings was released, and sophomore guard Sarai Estupinan said that those predictions sparked the t...
Change is in the Air
John Pae, Reporter
November 13, 2018
Change is in the air as there are new construction plans en route to improve the student environment and offer new opportunities. As the construction begins, students and faculty can expect more bleachers for the football field and flex labs that are being added to the science building. Assistant...
They’ve Got Spirit, How ‘Bout You?
Callie Copeland, Reporter
September 20, 2018
Metal Shop. The T-Wolf Rumble. Pinkies intertwined as the crowd sings “Forever Cedar Park High.” These traditions are what hold together the student body during Friday Night Lights. They unite 250 band students marching on the field, the 27 cheerleaders standing in the sidelines and the 42 celeb...
Construction Zone Ahead
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
September 13, 2018
The future of the school is en route for change as remodeling and renovations on structures like locker rooms and science labs begin. While this process will be going on for the next few years, it will have impacts on both present and future students. According to Principal John Sloan, the most imminent change on i...
CFB Preview
Jalen Gomez, Reporter
September 5, 2018
Saturday is now officially for the boys. The best time of the year has arrived. College football season. It has been long awaited, and we are ready. With the typical powerhouse teams annually reloading their rosters to stay at the top of CFB (see Alabama, Clemson), some of the “smaller” tea...
Past, Present, Future of CPFB Rivalries
Addy Bates, Reporter
August 30, 2018
For underclassmen and incoming high schoolers, the rivalry between Cedar Park and Vandegrift may seem as old as time. There is name calling, bickering and plenty of tension in the stands when the game rolls around each season. Though it is one of the most anticipated games of all, many studen...
Track Prepares for the District Championship
Jordy Peterson, Reporter
March 24, 2017
Track has been preparing for their district meet on Apr. 12-13 at Eastview High School. Since mid Jan., they have been practicing nearly everyday for hours after school. “Track season is pretty exciting this year," sophomore Sophia Roach said. "We have an awesome group of girls that care so much...
Division I Recruits Sign With School
February 14, 2011
Cedar Park athletics always strives for excellence in their programs, and encourages their players to put forth 100 percent day in and day out. But when the curtain is finally closed during their final season as seniors, a handful of lucky players are invited to continue playing at the collegiate level. On...
Making the move to 4A sports
December 17, 2009
In its final season of 5A football, the Cedar Park Timberwolves went 7-4, upset the number four team in the state, and won a district championship. However, with the addition of Vandergrift High School and Rouse High School, Cedar Park will lose a large number of students. The University Interscholastic...
How to fake sports knowledge
December 17, 2009
The world of sports can be a confusing place for the athletically challenged and sport-illiterate. Every day they are surrounded by strange displays of athletic talent, confusing rules and indecipherable jargon. However, Bowl Season presents a particular challenge to this set of people. This...
