Kate Aksyonov, Senior Content Editor
• March 1, 2019
24 girls sat in a large circle. Feet stretched out before them, holding hands, they hoped it had been enough. Enough for a victory at the Nebraska State Cheer Championship.
“And first place...
Harry McDonald is an unknown all-star basketball player that attends Elkhorn South. This is because he plays on the intramural basketball team that play once a week on Wednesday nights he plays with some...
Traditional fishing is generally regarded as a solitary sport, but nothing compares to the isolation on the ice. Standing out in the middle of the lake overlooking the endless amount of open ice in all...
Calli Gregory, Senior Design Editor
• February 22, 2019
There is something extremely important about centering oneself mentally. It is the basis of success for everything else in life. A good way of maintaining a steady mental state is by being involved in...
Calli Gregory, Senior Design Editor
• February 22, 2019
Swim, eat, dive, sleep, repeat. This endless cycle tells the timeless tale of what it actually looks like to be a part of aquatic sports during the winter season.
For swimmers, the day begins before sunrise....
Kate Aksyonov, Senior Content Editor
• December 21, 2018
This year, the Stormin’ Antlers (Elkhorn South and Elkhorn High’s swim team) are preparing for another season of success, after placing high at State last year.
“The season has gone...
Concussions are a major issue, often pushed under the rug. No matter how many plans schools and sports put into place to prevent it, students still suffer a large number of concussions. Many concussions...
As life and school can be stressful, people need a way to escape from all of it. One way some of the students at Elkhorn South do that is by dancing. Nebraska dance is where seniors Meg Nielsen,...
After this tennis season, the boys will face a lot of adversity. Many seniors are leaving, including the Fink brothers, who have accounted for half of the varsity tennis team for the last 4 years. They...
The sharp patter of hooves on dirt cause the dust to rise in a swirling vortex off of the dirt track. All four legs propel the 1200 pound horse off the ground and towards the finish line. The announcer’s...
Kate Aksyonov, Senior Content Editor
• November 1, 2018
The key to success is the right pair of socks: the answer of any cross country runner. Before meets, Junior Ally Schilmoeller meticulously ensures that she holds her hair back in two braids, she sports...
A true Nebraska tradition: going to Husker games every fall Saturday afternoon to tailgate and watch the teams derail other football programs. The tradition lives on, except for the fact that this year’s...