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Junior Beau Durkin next to the school he is now committed to for lacrosse. Durkin is playing lacrosse at Virginia Military Institute in 2024. “Lacrosse is one of my passions and being committed for playing is going to be a dream come true,” Durkin said.

Feels Like Home

Charles Colombi , Staff
Dec 1, 2022
All of the volleyball seniors take pictures with their families and the rest of the seniors. Lauren Gonzalez takes photos with her parents for the last time during high school season. “ The best part is being able to do all the experiences like dressing up for games.” said Gonzalez.

Saying Goodbye to Seniors

Hannah Cicero, Staffer
Nov 18, 2022

SAT – Stress Anxiety Trauma

CJ Brammer, Staffer
Nov 11, 2022

Stereotyping Sports

Ryley Lee, Staffer
Nov 10, 2022
At the beginning of a new school year, Student Government is eager to create a school year filled with fun memories. Student Bailee Blake is confident that they can create a fun- filled year with a great environment at Castle View High School. “Student government is ready for this [by] expanding ideas with more events, giving it all for Hoco and Showdown and getting a better school spirit. We have a lot more people leading by example this year. I think that they will for sure push for a better environment,” Blake said.

Clique Culture

CJ Brammer, Staff Writer
Sep 20, 2022
The varsity girls’ volleyball team huddles before a game. The girls are preparing for the game by positively encouraging each other, which is done before each game. CV played chatfield later this week. “Your team will always be there for you so it’s important to create strong relationships with them,” Thornburg said.

Team Bonding

Jiana Kopp, Staff Writer
Sep 20, 2022
Boom! Number seven, sophomore Maddie Johnston serves the ball and aces it. “Every time I go back to serve I just take a deep breath and focus,” Johnston said.

Life on the Court

Emily Formes, Staff Writer
Sep 19, 2022
Strict rules and many new passes are making this year’s halls silent. The 2022-23 school year has many new rules and regulations that affect certain aspects of last year’s high school experience.

Contention with Detention

Caitlin Miller, Staff Writer
Sep 19, 2022
Oftentimes, books are banned because the themes and topics brought up are not suitable for the age group reading them.

Library Lockdown

Spencer Adams, Staff Writer
Sep 18, 2022
Castle View plays against Ralston Valley in the twisted turner tournament at the Ice Ranch in Littleton, Co. Skating hard, the team faced off in a physical game and faced a 2-6 loss. “It wasn’t the outcome we wanted, but the team skated hard,” Alwell said.

Changes on the Ice

Melanie Lussier, Staff Writer
Sep 18, 2022
Students After Sabercats

Students After Sabercats

Sophi Pinello, Staff Writer
Sep 18, 2022
Student Maddie Hobbs holding the new travel Advisement passes that students are required to take with them in order to go in the halls. Because most students are not a fan of these passes, she is thumbing it down.

CATS Hour Canceled

Elena Hunsinger, Staff Writer
Sep 17, 2022
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