By Halle Sullivan Posted June 7, 2018 Another year at Lowry comes to an end, and Lowry has had several excellent students who have excelled and done their best throughout
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Student-Athlete of the Issue: Alyssa Kuskie
By Ale Ibarra Posted May 9, 2018 Maintaining the passion for a particular sport after so many years isn’t something many people do. Some grow out of it, or simply
Varsity softball defeats Spring Creek
By Julianna Gonzalez Posted March 27, 2018 On Friday, March 23, Lowry’s varsity softball team had three games against Spring Creek at home. One game on Friday and two on
Lady Bucks derail Railroaders
By Halle Sullivan Posted February 2, 2018 Friday, January 26, the Lady Bucks got off to an impressive start, shutting out the Railroaders, 13-0, in the first quarter. The second
Lady Bucks tip off with trip to Reno tournament
By Natalia Navarrete Posted December 7, 2017 The girls’ varsity basketball opened its season last weekend in Reno. They will be faced with three teams in a span of three
Student-Athlete of the Week: Alyssa Kuskie
By Kaity Sample Posted April 22, 2017 Junior outfielder was chosen by varsity head coach Ty Lucas for her efforts in the Spring Creek series. Kuskie hit .750 against the
Softball looks put mistakes behind them
By Ron Espinola Posted March 7, 2017 Last year, the Lady Bucks had a good season finishing 3rd in the league with an 18-7 record and were 20-12 overall. However,
Lady Bucks wrap up season with second place at State
By Ale Ibarra Posted March 7, 2017 This past season, the girls’ varsity basketball team played a total of twenty-nine games and only lost five of them. Coach Chelsea Cabatbat
Varsity girls lose close game against Fallon
By Peyton Capellen Posted February 8, 2017 The varsity girl’s basketball team has proved to be one of the most dominant teams in the North. Their only losses this season
Varsity girls take win despite tough play
By Ale Ibarra Posted February 01, 2017 “That was one of our rough games. We didn’t play the defense that we normally play,” said Alyssa Kuskie. Finishing off with a