Puma men’s volleyball ends season in quarterfinal round
Tyler McCracken, Staff Reporter
May 21, 2019
Filed under Sports, Uncategorized
Perry boys volleyball played very well this year making it to the 6A Quarterfinals AIA State Volleyball Championship. They played Desert Vista in a hard fought battle but they fell short, losing all three sets. For the sixth year in a row the Pumas (22-13-1) finished inside the top 8 in Arizona’s 6A division; a...
Perry’s best: athletics
Abby Knoblock, Kenna Cassey, Anna Myers, Grant Sands, Devin Jernigan, Tyler McCracken, Holly Olszak, Leilanie Rios, Makayla Gee, Aubree Flores, and Macie Miller
May 21, 2019
Filed under Features, Showcase, Sports, Uncategorized
Baseball- CJ Valdez Senior pitcher CJ Valdez is busy with keeping a .377 batting average, .68 pitching ERA. Along with keeping up on the field he is one of the team captains for varsity. His attitude keeps the team in check but also makes sure to have a close connection with everyone. ...
Pumas go to state tounament, bring home second place trophy
Grant Sands, Staff Reporter
May 20, 2019
Filed under Sports
The teams quest to repeat as state champions fell just short after falling to the Gators in five sets. The sand volleyball season came to an end at Casteel High School after the team fell to the Xavier Prep Gators in the state championship, 3-2 The sand volleyball season came to an end at Casteel...
Pavlenko finishes fourth successful season
Kenna Cassey, Staff Reporter
May 20, 2019
Wrestling coach Alexander Pavlenko has been coaching the varsity wrestling team for the past four years and has aided in creating and shaping one of the most successful teams that Perry has ever seen. As a new coach, he has impacted the team already. “He has taught me so many things,” senior Travis...
Top Five moments of the year
Drew Charlet, Web Editor
May 20, 2019
Filed under Double Truck, Entertainment, News, Opinions, Showcase, Sports
With the end of a school year, people all over the country are reflecting on what happened over the past ten months. This is normal, but the 2018-19 school year has been anything but. It has been a year of triumphs and tragedies, leaving most of the nearly four thousand people who call Perry home hu...
Sand volleyball ‘solidifies lineup’ going into playoffs
Grant Sands, Staff Reporter
April 25, 2019
Filed under Sports
The Pumas sand volleyball will enter the playoffs as a top seed after going 11-1 throughout the regular season. The team will take on Gilbert high school in the first round of the tournament as the number two seeded team in the bracket. “It is an advantage to be a top seed.” head coach Fred Ma...
Our take: High school and college athletes getting in trouble
Abby Knoblock, Staff Reporter
April 25, 2019
Filed under Sports
Young athletes across high school/college level, who get caught doing something illegal that they know could get them in trouble, never get in trouble. Some schools will overlook the problem and depending on how valuable the athlete is to the team, will continue to keep playing. Athletes who do ge...
Q & A with Third Basemen Kylee Hough
Kenna Cassey, Staff Reporter
April 25, 2019
Filed under Sports
Kylee Hough is a senior at Perry and was recently voted as the AzCentral player of the week after hitting two home runs and drove in all five runs in a win over Hamilton. She has totaled 11 home runs this season, with a batting average of .328. Kenna Cassey: What do you love most about softball? Kylee...
Technology brings baseball to the next level
Abby Knoblock, Staff Reporter
April 25, 2019
Filed under Sports
Recently technology has been introduced into the world of sports to help better players and teams all together whether it is high school sports or pro sports. By using technology in sports, it can show you what you are doing correctly or doing wrong. Athletes can go back and look at the data to try to ...
Too often, teen athletes ruin their future by what they post on social media
April 25, 2019
Filed under Showcase, Sports, Uncategorized
We’d all like to think we have more than one shot at our dream, that if we make one tiny (or huge) mistake it will not haunt us the rest of our lives. Once an athlete signs a formal contract with a college, most would assume it’s completely binding. However, that is not the case. A single ...
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