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Alonnah Gage

Alonnah Gage, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief

This is junior Alonnah Gage’s second year on the JAG yearbook staff and she will be taking on the positions of Mill Valley News Editor-in-Chief, as well as writer and photographer for the JAG yearbook. When not in C-101, you can probably find her running track, or participating in NHS, NEHS, FCA, HOSA, Art Club, or on the Relay for Life Committee. Outside of school, she enjoys hanging out with her family and friends, watching netflix, eating ice cream and reading romance novels.

All content by Alonnah Gage

Theater department stages ‘Bye Bye Birdie’

Alonnah Gage, Audri Brizendine, and Emma Ronning
November 13, 2023
Sitting on the table, Rose Alvarez, played by senior Grace Cormany, poses while performing to “Shriner Ballet”.

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Ursula and Alice, played by junior Reese Miller and senior Maddy Olivier, snap their fingers and dance to “One Boy”.

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Looking in his eyes, Kim McAfee, played by senior Caroline Alley, talks to Hugo Peabody, played by Nathan Garner.

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Looking ahead, sophomore Paige Roth pushes to the finish.

Boys cross country places third at regionals qualifying for state

Kate Haney, Hudson Whalen, Alonnah Gage, and Bella McPeake
October 25, 2023
Lengthening his stride, sophomore Jordan Schierbaum races to the finish line.

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Staying strong, junior Charlotte Caldwell strides down the hill.

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The state qualifiers stand with the coaches for a picture after the award ceremony.

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After receiving their medals, juniors Dalamar Read and Yazid Vazquez congratulate each other.

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After receiving her senior gift, senior Addison Bailey hugs junior Saida Jacobs.

Gallery: Volleyball defeats DeSoto on senior night

Alonnah Gage, Callie Cahoy, and Kaitlyn Tracy
October 18, 2023
Looking up, sophomore Ella Florez sets the ball to her teammate.

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Seniors cheer after Homecoming candidates Halle Wampler and Walt Midyett win Tic Tac Toe.

Homecoming 2023: Student Council holds annual pep assembly to close out Homecoming week

Kate Haney, Alonnah Gage, Callie Cahoy, and Maggie Kriks
September 27, 2023
During the class chant competition, junior Abram Shaffer yells with his friends as loud as he can.

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Searching the board, senior Blake Powers looks to toss his bean bag with his competition right behind him.

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Focused, senior Walt Midyett tosses the bean bag onto the Tic-Tac-Toe board.

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With a smile on his face, senior Blake Powers celebrates his and his partner, Homecoming candidate Lucy Roy, Tic-Tac-Toe win.

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Tossing the bean bag, Homecoming candidate senior Olivia Moore works to win Tic-Tac-Toe.

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Senior Ryan Devril cheers for the Homecoming candidates with his friends.

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Laughing together, juniors Wren Altis and Brekhan Waters attempt to pop the balloon during the game.

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During a timeout, the team huddles together to hear advice from head coach Kylie Corneliusen about the rest of the game.

Gallery: Volleyball falls to Blue Valley West during annual volleyball slam

Alonnah Gage and Avery Cole
August 31, 2023
With her eyes on the ball, junior Saida Jacobs tries to tip the ball over the opposing teams block.

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Celebrating after getting a point, senior Brooke Bellehumeur cheers with her teammates.

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Jumping with their hands over the net, junior Saida Jacobs and sophomore Ella Florez attempt to block the opposing teams hit.

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Cheering with their sign, juniors Brooklyn Markovich and Calista Marx welcome the freshmen into the school.

Gallery: Freshmen orientation begins the new school year

Molly Griffin, Callie Cahoy, Emma Ronning, and Alonnah Gage
August 18, 2023
Student Council leads the wave at the welcoming pep assembly.

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Getting ready to swing, senior Nikola Cubric keeps his eye on the ball.

Boys tennis regionals hosted by Mill Valley on Thursday, May 4th

Alonnah Gage and Kaylen Hyde
May 8, 2023
Junior Liam Watson strides up the court to strike the ball back to his opponent.

Boys tennis loses dual against Blue Valley Southwest

Alonnah Gage and Kaylen Hyde
April 18, 2023
Hitting the ball down over the net, senior Zach Pickett attempts to score points over his opponent.

[Photo] StuCo hosts annual Buff Puff tournament

April 20, 2023
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[Photo] Students participate in many different activities outside of school

April 12, 2023
Running into home, freshman Beau Peterson celebrates the teams victory.

Baseball defeats Shawnee Mission West 7-6

Hailee Ford, Alonnah Gage, and Kaylen Hyde
March 31, 2023
Standing on first base, junior Drew Snyder celebrates after successfully making it to the base safely.

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Watching the pitch, junior Reid Livingston bends down to bunt the ball.

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With his hand behind him, freshman Beau Peterson pitches the ball.

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Squatting down, senior Matt Weis catches the ball as the batter attempts to swing.

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Senior Brooks Jahnke stands ready to bat as he waits for the pitcher.

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Looking towards first base, senior Matt Weis runs after having a successful bat.

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Head tucked, senior Adam Budimlija prepares to reach forward.

Boys swim places 13th at state

Bryn Simpson, Kaylen Hyde, and Alonnah Gage
February 23, 2023
Standing in the set position, senior Dylan Miller waits for the race to start.

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Senior Adam Budimlija surfaces above the water for a breath during the 100 yard breaststroke.

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Diving into the water, senior Anthony Molinaro starts the 50 yard freestyle.

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Completing his dive, junior Max Roh enters the water.

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As his name is called, junior Max Roh raises his hand before the diving finals.

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Taking a breath, junior Andre Arnold swims down the lane.

Boys swim places eighth at the Sunflower League tournament

Alonnah Gage and Kaylen Hyde
February 6, 2023
Coming up for a breath, senior Adam Budimlija swims the 100 meter breaststroke.

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Sophomore Carson Reynolds comes up for a breath during the 100 meter breaststroke.

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During the 400 freestyle relay, senior Anthony Molinaro into the water.

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Looking down the lane, junior Gabe Budimlija swims breaststroke.

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Performing freestyle, sophomore Alex Martin takes a breath.

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Pressing submit, junior Audrey Holick sends in her online enrollment form to her counselor.

Counselors hope changes in the enrollment process will help students

Alonnah Gage and Abby Warren
January 19, 2023
Looking up from her card, senior Makenna Arnold smiles at her friends card.

[Photo] National Honors Society holds card making event

December 4, 2022
Focusing on her card, senior Ella Hannah decorates the christmas tree she drew.

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Looking down at their cards, seniors Mikey Bergeron and Owen Peachee write letters.

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In the middle of the field, senior Luke Shideler prepares to kick the ball.

Boys soccer wins against Shawnee Mission East 3-2

Emma Rathbun, Casey Cunningham, and Alonnah Gage
November 3, 2022
After scoring the second goal, the team celebrates with the crowd.

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From the corner, senior Nico Pendleton looks up for an open pass.

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Going for the goal, senior Nico Pendleton attempts to make his way around an opponent.

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Celebrating the win, senior Luke Shideler stands for a picture with a family member.

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After defeating Shawnee Mission East, the team gathers for a huddle.

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As he runs up the field, sophomore Nic Schrag keeps the ball in front of him.

Boys soccer defeats Gardner Edgerton on senior night

Emma Rathbun, Alonnah Gage, Bryn Simpson, and Lauren Aycock
October 20, 2022
Dribbling down the middle of the field, sophomore Nic Schrag focuses on the ball in front of him.

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Sophomore Nic Schrag prepares to pass the ball up the field.

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Looking down the side of the field, sophomore Brady Robins looks to pass the ball.

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Determined, senior Skylar Szoke rapidly swings her arm to serve the ball.

Girls tennis wins at regionals

Alonnah Gage, Abby Warren, and Emma Ronning
October 9, 2022

Relay for Life hosts annual Bark for Life

Alonnah Gage and Abby Warren
October 9, 2022
Showing off his amusing trick, Maui rolls over to earn a treat.

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Isaac Steiner’s new foster puppy, Cole, stands to be pet by sophomore Meg McAfee.

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Sophomore Celeste White bends down to pet her dog Maizey.

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After winning the costume contest, Kobe poses for a picture.

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Licking his canvas, Milo creates a painting.

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Sophomore Calista Marx poses for a picture with her dog Maui.

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Preparing to serve to her opponent, freshman Heidi Baillos tosses the ball up in the air.

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Focused on the ball, senior Skylar Szoke prepares to strike the ball.

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Securing her spot at state, senior Avery Blubaugh rushes to the ball.

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Seniors Skylar Szoke and Avery Blubaugh hug in celebration after securing a spot at state.

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Preparing for her next strike, senior Bri Coup concentrates on the ball.

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Spraying blue dust everywhere, senior Bella Mehner twists the exploding tube to release the blue powder.

Seniors finish off Homecoming week by holding their annual Blue Bomb

Kate Haney, Alonnah Gage, Molly Morgan, and Hailee Ford
September 19, 2022
Holding their flashlights, seniors yell the words to the songs during Blue Bomb.

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Seniors Max Weber and Toby Kornis stand in the middle of the mosh pit at the end of Blue Bomb.

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Yelling the words to the songs, a group of senior girls stand in the mosh pit together.

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Being held by his friend, senior Luke Shideler reaches out to create a cup tower on the jaguar stand.

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Senior Cadence Mayhugh reaches up to decorate the Jaguar with blue streamers during Blue Bomb.

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