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Grace Kauffman

Grace Kauffman, JAG reporter/photographer

This is junior Grace Kauffman’s second year on the JAG yearbook staff. She enjoys taking photos and designing spreads for the book. Outside of room C101, you can often find her working at Pizza West, playing with her dog Nelly, and hanging out with friends. Her hobbies include reading, watching Youtube videos, and finding new fun things to try.

All content by Grace Kauffman
Along the green of hole 9, junior Charlie Flick watches for where his shot will land.

[Photo] Boys golf places second at EKL meet

May 7, 2019
Following through with his swing, senior Nick Davie tees of on hole 9 at the Iron Horse Golf Course on May 6th.

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Kneeling on the green at hole 8, senior Blake Aerni waits patiently for his competitors to putt.

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Mid swing, sophomore Nick Mason keeps his eye on the golf ball as he tees off on hole at the Iron Horse Golf Course on May 6th.

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To prevent the ball going out of bounds, forward sopomore Avery Rutkowski shields it with her body from competing BVSW player.

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Within the midfield, sophomore Mia Colletti fights to gain possession of the ball at a home game on April 25th.

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Along the sideline, right forward junior Ashlyn Dempsey chases a break-away and heads to the opposing teams goal.

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Eyes up, junior midfielder Cristina Talavera looks around for a pass to a teammate while maintaining control of the ball

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Retreiving the ball from out-of-bounds, junior defender Annie Hoog looks for a teammate downfield.

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Reaching out with her leg, sophomore Lainey Waldron competes with BVSW player to regain possession of the ball and take it downfield.

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Shooting for the green, senior Jack Matchette competes on hole 6 at the Lions Gate golf course on April 1st.

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Controlling his swing, junior Charlie Flick lands his ball on the green while getting it out of the rough during hole 15 to place 30 at the BVNW Invitational.

[Photo] Gallery: Boys golf finishes 2nd at the BVNW Lionsgate Invitational

April 4, 2019
Teeing off at hole 11, senior Tanner Moore follows through with his swing and finishes 16th overall.

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On his 7th hole of the day, senior Blake Aerni puts on hole 14.

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Watching his shot, senior Nick Davie tees off on hole 12 to finish 29th overall in the meet.

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Keeping his eye on the ball, senior Blake Aerni aims his ball onto the green on hole 14 on Monday, April 1.

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Looking down the fairway, senior Jack Matchette tees off on hole 16.

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Directing the ball down the fairway, sophomore Nick Mason competes on hole 15 to finish in 9th at the BVNW Lionsgate Invitational.

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Putting on hole 6, senior Jack Matchette finishes 11th at the Lionsgate on Monday, April 1.

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[Photo] Jaguars wrestle De Soto in senior night dual

Taylir Charest, JAG editor in chief
January 26, 2019
In order to score as many points as he can, sophomore Ethan Kremer keeps in his oppoent on his stomach.

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Charging him from behind, junior Tyler Green tries his best to take his opponent down.

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Taking a pause during his match, sophomore Dalton Harvey gets a bloody nose fixed while his coach gives him tips to finish the match with a win.

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In the middle of the mat, junior Chase Cline tries his best to get his opponent on his back.

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With the crowd cheering for him, sophomore Cameron Schwegmann grabs the anke of the DeSoto player to get leverag over the match.

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Mid-dive against his opponent, sophomore Carson Dulitz takes the lead in the match.

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As the audience applauds them, junior saxophonist Joey Gillette and sophomore saxophonist John Fraka stand with their fellow performers and smile at the audience.

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Standing up for his solo, junior saxophonist Michael Crockers executes the solo he prepared for in previous Jazz Band classes.

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Holding his note to compliment the sound of the alto saxophones, junior Travis Babcock performs with his baritone saxophone at the Jazz Band concert in the Little Theatre on Thursday, Nov. 29th.

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Playing his guitar, junior Justin Deas keeps his eyes on his sheet music as he keeps up with the rest of the performers.

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In between songs, Band teacher Debra Steiner introduces the next song.

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In the middle of a rest throughout the piece of music, junior trombone player Jacob Howe takes a moment to look up at the conductor to get the cue when to play again.

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Junior Joey Gillette stands up for his solo performance during the Jazz Band concert on Thursday, Nov. 29.

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On the xylophone, junior Abby Lee keeps her eyes on her sheet music.

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Junior Reese Hernandez performs on the alto sax during the Jazz Band concert in the Little Theatre.

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Blowing air through his tenor saxophone, junior Adam Tilden stays on beat along with the rest of the band.

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As the band prepares for performance, junior Kayla Middaugh adjusts the mouthpiece of her alto saxophone.

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In the back line of trumpeters, freshman Katelyn Kurovski keeps her eyes on the sheet music and her trumpet held up straight.

[Photo] Jazz Band holds first concert of the year

December 2, 2018
Behind the drum set, junior Abby Lee keeps a maintains a steady beat while keeping her eyes on band teacher Deb Steiner at the front of the class. “I love Band so Jazz Band seemed like something fun to try to just get as much band experience as possible,” Lee said, “It is just so different from concert and marching band, it has less structure and is more about feeling the music.

[Photo] Jazz band encourages student self-expression through freeform music

Taylir Charest, JAG editor in chief
December 21, 2018
Celebrating with fellow teammates, freshman Katie Schwartzkopf smiles after hearing the news of their first place state placing.

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Moments after their placing is revealed, senior Delaney Kemp gives head coach Chris McAfee a big hug.

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Congratulating each other, the girls team celebrate with each other after learning of their state placing.

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Crossing under Kings Bridge, sophomore Molly Ricker keeps a steady pace to finish 11th in the state with a time of 19:36.

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Before placing 1st, freshman Katie Schwartzkopf crosses under Kings Bridge on the Rim Rock Farm cross country course on Oct. 27th.

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Starting the race off strong, sophomore Josie Taylor finds a steady pace to finish the race in 19th place.

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Reaching the 3rd mile mark, junior Jack Terry picks up the pace to get ahead of competing runners and finish the race with a placing of 15th and a time of 16:28.

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Focusing straight ahead, junior Josh Mansfield keeps a strong pace, finishing with a time of 18:31.

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With a determined look, junior Morgan Koca starts off the race with a good pace, finishing the course in 11th place and with a time of 19:53.

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Starting off the race, senior Delaney Kemp looks determined in her performance, placing 4th overall with a time of 19:05.

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Running along the first straight away of the race, senior Matt Turner keeps pace with the other runners to get ahead later in the race.

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Starting off the race, senior Matt Turner keeps his pace to stay ahead of following runners.

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Taking her place at the podium, junior Morgan Koca accepts her medal with a smile.

[Photo] Cross country girls place first and boys named runner-ups at EKL tournament

Jenna McDonald, JAG organizations editor
October 12, 2018
Concluding the awards ceremony, sophomores Josie Taylor and Madison Page smile with the first place trophy in their possession on Saturday, Sept. 29 at the Rey-Pec cross country course. The team works together by backing it up, Taylor said. Every single person matters on the team whether you come in first for our team or 10th.

[Photo] Gallery: Cross country at Raymore-Peculiar Invitational

September 30, 2018
Keeping a lead against the girl behind her, junior Molly Haymaker maintains a good pace for the remainder of the race on Saturday, Sept. 29th.

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Teeing off, junior Nick Davie follows through on his swing on the last hole of the day.

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Following through on his swing, junior Jack Matchette lands the ball on the green of hole four.

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Standing on a hill across from the green, senior Kyle Bonnstetter drives his ball across the creek on hole nine.

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Squatting down, freshman Nicholas Mason gets a better look of his shot.

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Putting the ball lightly, junior Tanner Moore finishes hole nine on Wednesday, May 2.

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Keeping his eye on the ball, junior Jack Matchette tees off on hole 10 at the Sycamore Ridge Golf invitational on Wednesday, May 2.

[Photo] Boys golf places seventh in invitational at Sycamore Ridge

May 3, 2018
Focusing on the ball, junior Blake Aerni lightly putts his golf ball to finish up hole 12 on Wednesday, April 11.

[Photo] Boys golf team takes third at Prairie Highlands Invitational

Annika Lehan, JAG editor-in-chief
April 15, 2018
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