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Senior student athletes sign their ceremonial documents of intent.

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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.
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Kate Haney, Molly Griffin, Evie Tindell, and Emma Ronning • April 26, 2024
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Gallery: In a game honoring the U.S. military, football wins 35-0 against Shawnee Mission South

Navy Lieutenant Commanders Russell Allen and Josh Bowling served as honorary team captains Friday, Oct. 5
October 9, 2023
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Formerly serving with head coach Joel Applebee's brother, Cory Applebee, Navy Lieutenant Commander Russell Allen and Lieutenant Commander Josh Bowling salute the flag during the pledge of allegiance.
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Video: Athletes try to improve in the offseason by continuing training
Video: Athletes try to improve in the offseason by continuing training
Smiling, [principal] Dr. Gail Holder says a final congratulations to the state winners to wrap up the assembly.
Gallery: Three teams recognized at state championship assembly
Coach Joel Applebee lifts the trophy and celebrates with the team.
Jags win 5th consecutive 5A state football title, beating Kapaun 62-37
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Senior Kenten Laughman holds the American flag and leads the team out of the jaguar head.
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After the play, junior Garret Clark shows “landshark” to the team and crowd.
Gallery: Football wins the last regular season game of the year
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About the Contributor
Anna Zwahlen
Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
This is senior Anna Zwahlen’s second year on the JagWire newspaper staff. She is thrilled to be one of the new Editors In Chief of the JagWire and Mill Valley News. Anna is also involved in the National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, Scholars Bowl, GSA and is co-president for Youth for Refugees. Outside of school, Anna loves to read and spend time with her friends, as well as listen to new music and watch her favorite TV shows and movies between her work as a barista.

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