- Nigel Green hits the floor for the first time
By Elizabeth Carrillo Posted January 12, 2023 The coach of freshman boy’s basketball Daniel Westfall picked Nigel Green as Athlete of the Week. He picked
- Coach Cabatbat selects Autumn Sanchez as Athlete of the Week
By Macy Whitted Posted January 9, 2023 Coach Chelsea Cabatbat picked Autum Sanchez as athlete of the week for her hard work and dedication to the basketball
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- Varsity girl’s basketball team has to defend their title
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- Freshman Lady Bucks have high expectations for the season
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- Freshman boys are on the court and thrilled to start first high school basketball season
By Ludi Canales Posted December 16, 2022 For this year’s freshman boy’s basketball season, coaches have chosen 11 players for their team. This year coach
- School spirit and participation dwindle
By Alexis Galarza Posted December 16, 2022 In recent years, school spirit at Lowry has diminished. School spirit has not always been 100 percent, however,
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By Alexis Galarza Posted December 16, 2022 December 8 was Lowry’s first time running a blood drive since earlier this year. The blood drive was
- Athlete of the Issue: Sydnee Pettis
By Kianna Head and Alexis Galarza December 16, 2022 Senior Sydnee Pettis is on the Varsity Basketball and Soccer teams. In the spring she also
- Athlete of the Issue: Kailey Franklin
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- Athlete of the Issue: Lance Brinegar
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- Athlete of the Issue: Braden Hammargren
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- Girl’s JV basketball team returns to the court
By Lainey Novacek Posted December 16, 2022 Girl’s basketball is ready to start again after a summer full of practice. The girls have worked hard to
- Students and Teachers explore Costa Rica in the Spring
By Elizabeth Carrillo Posted December 16, 2022 This year the school is hosting a trip to Costa Rica to expand students’ education. Mr. Byron Jeppsen
- JV boys begin new season with league wins
By Macy Whitted Posted December 16, 2022 The JV boy’s basketball team has started off strong with 2 wins and 1 loss. Some of the
- Do’s and Don’ts Holiday Edition
By Danielle Scott Posted December 16, 2022 Do go make a warm cup of coffee or hot chocolate, nothing makes the season like a holiday
- Varsity basketball begins new chapter
By Otila Castaneda Posted December 16, 2022 The varsity boy’s basketball team is looking forward to a successful season. This year the program will be different
- Career profile: Lizbeth Diaz, healthcare
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- Wrestlers Prepare to Hit the Mat
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- Buckaroo Roundup with Jack DeLong, Roberto Barcenas, and AJ Mendoza
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- Lowry Leadership hosts another successful NASC Regional Conference
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- Who knows you best with Brennan Long
By Juliana Blatzheim Posted December 16, 2023 Josef Dobbs Caleb Sanders Brennan’s answers:
- Christmas comes early with the presentation of “Mr. Scrooge’s Christmas”
By Alexa Toscano Posted December 16, 2022 The Lowry Drama and Stagecraft production started the year off strong presenting “Mr. Scrooge’s Christmas” as the first
- For JV volleyball, as skills grow, so does teamwork
By Livvy Espinola and Ally Green Posted December 16, 2022 It is the desire of every athlete to reach that next level. To do this they
- Cassinelli and Novacek represent Lowry at State
By Destiny Medicine Cloud Posted December 16, 2022 Although some of the girls were new to golf this year and had never played they put in
- Varsity football looks back at their season.
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- Varsity girl’s soccer gets taste of success
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- JV football learn more than football in 7-2 season
By Danielle Scott and Ron Espinola Posted December 16, 2022 JV football had an overall successful season with a 7-2 record and learned a lot along
- Freshman football players accept the challenge
By Livvy Espinola and Danielle Scott Posted December 16, 2022 The freshman team had one of their biggest turnouts in recent years and had to travel
- Cross country team runs into success
By Lainey Novacek Posted December 16, 2022 This year, the cross country team got two new coaches for their team, head coach Sergio Cabada and coach
- The varsity boy’s soccer finishes strong
By Otila Castaneda Posted December 16, 2022 The varsity boy’s soccer team worked hard from the very beginning to the last minute this season. The outcome,
- JV boy’s soccer fights their way through season
By Kianna Head and Livvy Espinola Posted December 16, 2022 Despite some difficult times, the team showed hard work, dedication, and commitment throughout the entire season.
- New coach and new players wrap up freshman season for volleyball
By Ally Green and Luz Magaña Posted December 16, 2022 This volleyball season was filled with lots of memorable moments as well as a learning experience
- Performer of the Issue: Ashley Ruiz
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- Artist of the Issue: Joshua Rosas
By Allison Green Posted December 16, 2022 Art teacher, Julia Topholm has chosen a senior Joshua Rosas to be represented as an artist of the
- JV girl’s soccer succeeds despite injuries
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- Fake News: Axe Body Spray discontinued, dismaying teen boys everywhere
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- Lowry Then and Now; Powder Puff Football 1974
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- National Honor Society inducts newest members
By Alexis Galarza and Ron Espinola Posted December 16, 2022 Each year National Honor Society (NHS) recognizes a select group of scholars for their achievement
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By Alexa Toscano Posted December 16, 2022 The junior class is in charge of the donation tree which gives back to the community during the
- Christmas Infographic
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- The Lowry Bucks show their pride during Homecoming Week
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- Samantha Kincaid chosen Performer of the Week
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- Welding students earn welding certifications in Reno
By Juliana Blatzheim Posted November 11, 2022 On October 22 and 23, seven advanced welding students were given the opportunity to participate in a welding
By Elizabeth Carrillo Posted January 12, 2023 The coach of freshman boy’s basketball Daniel Westfall picked Nigel Green as Athlete of the Week. He picked
By Macy Whitted Posted January 9, 2023 Coach Chelsea Cabatbat picked Autum Sanchez as athlete of the week for her hard work and dedication to the basketball
By Ron Espinola Posted December 16, 2022 Logan Sandvig: My new year’s resolution is to get at least a 3.0 GPA by the end of
By Yoci Perez Posted December 16, 2022 Expectations are set quite high this season. Especially after winning state last year, the Lady Bucks are preparing
By Ludi Canales Posted December 16, 2022 The freshman girl’s basketball team chose 13 girls for this year’s team, including a manager. The coaches this
By Ludi Canales Posted December 16, 2022 For this year’s freshman boy’s basketball season, coaches have chosen 11 players for their team. This year coach
By Alexis Galarza Posted December 16, 2022 In recent years, school spirit at Lowry has diminished. School spirit has not always been 100 percent, however,
Posted December 16, 2022 Netflix By Destiny Medicine Cloud Netflix is the biggest streaming service in the world and members can watch their favorite movies
By Alexis Galarza Posted December 16, 2022 December 8 was Lowry’s first time running a blood drive since earlier this year. The blood drive was
By Kianna Head and Alexis Galarza December 16, 2022 Senior Sydnee Pettis is on the Varsity Basketball and Soccer teams. In the spring she also
By Keira Garner Posted December 16, 2022 Kailey Franklin was selected for Athlete of the Issue and she deserves it with how hard she works
By Alexis Galarza Posted December 16, 2022 As a young athlete, Lance Brinegar had no way of knowing he would have to persevere through a
By Kailey Franklin December 16, 2022 The class of 2023 is filled with an abundance of athletic talent. However, one athlete that stands out is
By Lainey Novacek Posted December 16, 2022 Girl’s basketball is ready to start again after a summer full of practice. The girls have worked hard to
By Elizabeth Carrillo Posted December 16, 2022 This year the school is hosting a trip to Costa Rica to expand students’ education. Mr. Byron Jeppsen
By Macy Whitted Posted December 16, 2022 The JV boy’s basketball team has started off strong with 2 wins and 1 loss. Some of the
By Danielle Scott Posted December 16, 2022 Do go make a warm cup of coffee or hot chocolate, nothing makes the season like a holiday
By Otila Castaneda Posted December 16, 2022 The varsity boy’s basketball team is looking forward to a successful season. This year the program will be different
By Chloe Bice Posted December 16, 2022 Working in healthcare isn’t an easy job. People must work really hard to get to a position that
By Kailey Franklin Posted December 16, 2022 After summer workouts and months of off-season, the wrestlers are ready to get back in action. They will
By Danica Colman Posted December 16, 2022 Back in 2013, there was a new social media platform that was a huge hit, called vine. Although
By Luz Magaña Posted December 16, 2022 What is your favorite song? JD: “No Role Models” by J cole because I have listened to it
By Alexis Galarza Posted December 16, 2022 NASC stands for the Nevada Association of Student Councils. The state-wide organization oversees all leadership classes in the
By Juliana Blatzheim Posted December 16, 2023 Josef Dobbs Caleb Sanders Brennan’s answers:
By Alexa Toscano Posted December 16, 2022 The Lowry Drama and Stagecraft production started the year off strong presenting “Mr. Scrooge’s Christmas” as the first
By Livvy Espinola and Ally Green Posted December 16, 2022 It is the desire of every athlete to reach that next level. To do this they
By Destiny Medicine Cloud Posted December 16, 2022 Although some of the girls were new to golf this year and had never played they put in
By Yocelyn Perez Posted December 16, 2022 Each football season is marked by ups and downs and 2022 was no different for the Bucks. Lowry started
By Juliana Blatzheim Posted December 16, 2022 Varsity volleyball started the season off by attending two tournaments; one in Lovelock where they placed second and one
By Otila Castaneda Posted December 16, 2022 This year was one of the most successful for the Lady Buckaroos in recent years. The team were able
By Danielle Scott and Ron Espinola Posted December 16, 2022 JV football had an overall successful season with a 7-2 record and learned a lot along
By Livvy Espinola and Danielle Scott Posted December 16, 2022 The freshman team had one of their biggest turnouts in recent years and had to travel
By Lainey Novacek Posted December 16, 2022 This year, the cross country team got two new coaches for their team, head coach Sergio Cabada and coach
By Otila Castaneda Posted December 16, 2022 The varsity boy’s soccer team worked hard from the very beginning to the last minute this season. The outcome,
By Kianna Head and Livvy Espinola Posted December 16, 2022 Despite some difficult times, the team showed hard work, dedication, and commitment throughout the entire season.
By Ally Green and Luz Magaña Posted December 16, 2022 This volleyball season was filled with lots of memorable moments as well as a learning experience
By Jovi Anderson Posted December 16, 2022 Ashley Ruiz has been chosen as Performer of the Issue by Mr. David Munk, the band and choir
By Allison Green Posted December 16, 2022 Art teacher, Julia Topholm has chosen a senior Joshua Rosas to be represented as an artist of the
By Macy Whitted and Livvy Espinola Posted December 16, 2022 First-year coach Macy Munroe felt, regardless of injuries, the JV Lady Bucks pushed themselves to work
By Emily Valdez Posted December 16, 2022 It’s one of the most important factors in deciding whether someone will go to college, what college they’ll
By Alexa Toscano Posted December 16, 2022 As children grow up watching movies and cartoons, they see how well families function. They get the illusion
By Yoci Perez Posted December 16, 2022 Axe has officially announced that they will discontinue their widely known deodorant body spray. This news has set
By Audry Mason Posted December 16, 2022 As of the end of this school year, Principal Mr. Ray Parks will be retiring. Mr. Parks intends
By Ron Espinola Posted December 16, 2022
By The Pruett Family Posted December 16, 2022 Zachary Kent Pruett, a loving son, brother, grandson, cousin and friend was born on March 16, 1991,
By Alexis Galarza and Ron Espinola Posted December 16, 2022 Each year National Honor Society (NHS) recognizes a select group of scholars for their achievement
By Alexa Toscano Posted December 16, 2022 The junior class is in charge of the donation tree which gives back to the community during the
By Itzel Reyes Posted December 16, 2022
By Chloe Bice, Audry Mason and Kailey Franklin This year’s homecoming was This or That, it consisted of picking one of the other. The students
By Allyssa Venzor Posted November 16, 2022 Samantha Kincaid has been selected as the performer of the week. “Sam comes to practice prepared, she is
By Juliana Blatzheim Posted November 11, 2022 On October 22 and 23, seven advanced welding students were given the opportunity to participate in a welding