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Sparkling with a smile, senior Reagan Enemark runs through the tunnel made by her teammates.

Girls swim celebrates senior night in a dual meet against Blue Valley Northwest

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Breaking: Judge approves changes to house arrest requirements of former USD232 social studies teacher Keil Hileman

Breaking: Judge approves changes to house arrest requirements of former USD232 social studies teacher Keil Hileman

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Senior McKinley Graves smiles while everyone claps for her.

Activities signing ceremony held in Performing Arts Center

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Senior student athletes sign their ceremonial documents of intent.

Athletic department honors 41 seniors who signed to play sport in college

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Junior Tierney Fields, far left, poses with her siblings. Fields has two older sisters and one younger brother.

The fact and fiction of birth order stereotypes

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Maddie Martin, JagWire reporter/photographer • April 29, 2024
Sparkling with a smile, senior Reagan Enemark runs through the tunnel made by her teammates.
Girls swim celebrates senior night in a dual meet against Blue Valley Northwest
Ian Chern, JagWire copy editor • April 27, 2024
Lining up to get food, seniors Gwen Heideman and Valeria Cruz-Gonzalez, junior Emma Ronning and seniors Bridgit Duffin and Ellie Walker discuss their preferred taco toppings.
Spanish National Honor Society hosts its second annual taco night
Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief • April 27, 2024
Senior student athletes sign their ceremonial documents of intent.
Athletic department honors 41 seniors who signed to play sport in college
Kate Haney, Molly Griffin, Evie Tindell, and Emma Ronning • April 26, 2024

Gallery: Baseball defeats DeSoto 8-1

The boys took down the Wildcats at home Friday, April 5.
Evie Tindell, JAG reporter/photographer
April 9, 2024
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By Evie Tindell
Stretching out, sophomore Beau Peterson throws a pitch to the hitter.
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Coming in to close the game, sophomore Blake Jay delivers his first pitch.
Gallery: Baseball falls 1-0 to Shawnee Mission South
The rest of the team watches anxiously while those on the field make their next play.
Baseball takes the win the against Shawnee Mission North
Running into home, freshman Beau Peterson celebrates the teams victory.
Baseball defeats Shawnee Mission West 7-6
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Down on the turf, senior Quinton Hall slides into second base, Friday, May 24.
Gallery: Baseball places third in 6A tournament
Looking at the ball, senior Ethan Judd gets ready to swing his bat.
Baseball finishes their regular season winning against Olathe West
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Sparkling with a smile, senior Reagan Enemark runs through the tunnel made by her teammates.
Girls swim celebrates senior night in a dual meet against Blue Valley Northwest
Senior student athletes sign their ceremonial documents of intent.
Athletic department honors 41 seniors who signed to play sport in college
MVTV sports recap: April 10
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Video: foul line to foul line
Video: foul line to foul line
Senior Georgia Hansen prepares to catch the frisbee thrown by sophomore Will Schieber during the teams final game. “At this point in the game we were pretty far down against Shawnee Mission Northwest, Hansen said. “We were expecting that we would be doing a lot better so we had to switch up our strategy and decided to go for shorter passes.”
Ultimate Frisbee hosts and competes in four vs. four player tournament for six local teams
Beginning his swing, junior Jackson Sprecker focuses on the ball.
Golf team places 8th at Prairie Highlands Monday, April 8
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The team congratulates their pitcher, freshman Emma Hadley, in the circle after she struck out a batter.
Softball falls to Olathe West, 2-0
Arms out, senior Brooke Bellehumeur prepares to kick the ball.
Girls soccer defeats Olathe West 2-0
Before his throw, junior Eric Penner rears back to throw.
Gallery: Boys and Girls track teams place third and fourth at the Olathe Invitational
Yelling to her teammates, sophomore Jamie Ricker tells them where to go.
Girls soccer beat Olathe North in their third game of the season
Junior Madi Lehr swings at the ball.
Softball defeats Olathe South 7-5 in one of their first games of the season
Fresh from their 3-0 6A state title win over Shawnee Mission East Saturday, May 27, the girls soccer team poses for their team photo. The win was the first state soccer title in school history.
Girls soccer wins first state title in school history
About the Contributor
Evie Tindell
Evie Tindell, JAG reporter/photographer
This is sophomore Evie Tindell’s first year on the JAG Yearbook staff where she’ll be taking on the role of photographer. In school she’s a member of the GSA club. Outside of school she enjoys going rock climbing, playing softball with her friends, listening to music, and reading in her room til 4am. 

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