By Mary Granath Posted October, 22, 2008 Interest in high school sports seems to be fading. However, those that came before us poured all their time, energy, and sweat into
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Sports
Coach Christean: ‘The Rays are going to win in seven games.’
By Mary Granath Posted October 22, 2008 According to coach Dustin Christean, one of the biggest advantages the Tampa Bay Rays will have in the World Series is home-field advantage.
Senior Spotlight
By Mary Granath Posted October 22, 2008 It feels as though so much of the year has gone by already. Autumn is approaching its end, and winter is beginning. For
Lowry suffers tough loss to Fernley, 51-0
By Stephanie Cochrane Posted October 22, 2008 Lowry’s varsity football team kept their heads up Friday night to battle through the homecoming game against Fernley. Head coach Tim Billingsley knew
Can the Bucks overcome injuries?
By Rachelle Dennis Posted October 15, 2008 The Lowry Bucks and New England Patriots are similar in at least one way; they both have suffered injuries to key players. The
Freshman football falls to Lassen
By Mary Granath Posted October 9, 2008 It was a long and harsh battle for the freshman football team when they faced the Lassen Grizzlies Friday afternoon; a battle that
Athlete of the Week: Adam Gray
By Stephanie Cochrane Posted October 8, 2008 Coach Dawn Lucas proudly explains her decision for Athlete of the Week as someone who is a leader, encourages others and gives the
Athlete of the Week: Chloe McClintick
By Jayna Hill Posted October 3, 2008 This week, senior Chloe McClintick was chosen, by coach Brant Corak, from the Lowry Bucks girls golf team to be Athlete of the
Lowry volleyball lands another win
By Stephanie Cochrane Posted September 24, 2008 The Junior Varsity volleyball team started off its first game with an ace served by freshman Hana Etcheverry. A good start seemed to
Lowry volleyball lands another win
By Stephanie Cochrane Posted September 24, 2008 The Junior Varsity volleyball team started off its first game with an ace served by freshman Hana Etcheverry. A good start seemed to