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Kaylen Hyde

Kaylen Hyde, JAG reporter/photographer

This is junior Kaylen Hyde's first year on the JAG yearbook staff and she will be taking on the positions of writer and photographer. When not in room C-101, you can find her in the little theater helping out backstage for the shows. Outside of school life, she loves working at JCPRD after school care, reading romance books and hanging out with her friends.

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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
Running to the side, freshman Heidi Baillos tries to hit the ball.

JLC hosts first pickleball tournament

Kaylen Hyde, JAG reporter/photographer
April 27, 2023
Preparing to hit the ball, freshman Dylan Everheart keeps his eye on the ball.

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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
Landing on his foot, sophomore Cole Huffman finishes his serve.

[Photo] StuCo hosts annual Buff Puff tournament

April 20, 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
Getting his bat ready, junior Davion Harris gets ready to bunt the ball.

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Keeping his eye on the catcher, freshman Beau Peterson throws his pitch.

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Finishing his pitch, senior Grant Rutkowski brings his foot around.

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Raising his foot, senior Brant Benson prepares to hit the ball.

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Looking towards his coach, senior Matt Weis runs back to his position.

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Getting a glimpse of the ball, senior Dylan Blazer runs to catch it.

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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
During the relay race, senior Anthony Molinaro dives off the block.

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Flipping off of the board, junior Max Roh stays straight for his dive.

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Focusing on whats ahead, senior Adam Budimlija comes up for a breath.

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Senior Dylan Miller dives off the block for the relay race.

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Coming up for a breath, senior Dylan Miller races forward.

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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
Sophomore Logan Koester, junior Violet Hentges and freshman Ozzie Hentges come together for a picture.

Students dress up during the week leading up the sweetheart dance

Kaylen Hyde, JAG reporter/photographer
February 5, 2023
Throwing his hands in the air, senior Anthony Molinaro celebrates his win.

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Popping his head above the water, senior Anthony Molinaro races in the butterfly race.

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Junior Andre Arnold comes up for a breath on his final lap of the freestyle race.

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Coming up for a breath, senior Adam Budimlija races down the lane in the relay race.

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Face painted blue, junior Trent Richardson shows off his school spirit.

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Arms crossed, junior Violet Hentges, Blake Powers and senior Reece Moulthrop pose for a picture.

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Arms around each other, sophomores Callie Cahoy and Maggie Weiland show off their best spirit wear.

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Smiling at the camera, juniors Kate Haney and Caroline Alley show off their jaguar spirit.

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Arms around each other, senior Gabby Delpleash and sophomore Marissa Akehurst sit for a photo.

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Backs together, junior Violet Hentges and science teacher Chad Brown pose for a picture.

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Showing off their best hats, juniors Ashley Makalous, Sophia Estes and senior Cassie Frias pose for a photo.

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Smiling at the camera, seniors Ally Sul and Sophia Chang show off their hats.

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Hands in pockets, juniors Greyson Bruce and Aiden Furgeuson pose in their cowboy hats.

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Standing in their best PJs, juniors Ethan Brownfield and Corbin Garnand smile for a picture.

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Showing off their best PJ’s, freshman Nadia Kindt, Emma Carbajo and Elaina Weese gather for a picture.

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In matching “Nightmare Before Christmas” PJ’s, juniors Trent Richardsona and Micah Boatwright smile for a picture.

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Juniors Anna Roche and Reagan Enemark come together for a picture.

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Junior Kate Helm poses in her best groutfit.

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Showing off their groutfits, sophomores AnnMarie Geise, Brynn Shidler and Josie Bensen come together for a picture.

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Junior Annabelle Alena walks side-to-side with a band across her legs.

Spring sports starts pre-season conditioning

Kate Haney, Brooklyn LaFon, and Kaylen Hyde
January 19, 2023
Standing in front of the group, soccer head coach Jason Pendleton instructs them on what to do.

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Staring at the ground, the girls focus on the workout they are doing.

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Looking forward, the girls run as a group through the halls.

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Focusing on the run, junior Stella Hoog speeds up her pace with the rest of the group.

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The team hugs on the court after they won their second game.

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With their hands raised, the team celebrates after scoring a point.

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Getting their hands on the ball, sophomore Ashlyn Blazer and freshman Ella Florez block the ball from going over the net.

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Keeping her eye on the ball, senior Madeline Shnepf prepares to serve the ball.

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Focusing on the ball, senior Madeline Schnepf tips the ball over the net.

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With their hands above the net, sophomore Saida Jacobs and freshman Ella Florez block the ball.

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Jumping in the air, sophomore Saida Jacobs gets ready to hit the ball.

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Celebrating a point, junior Kaitlyn Burke throws her hands in the air.

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With her hands above her head, junior Ava Jones sets the ball for her teammate.

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The team jumps into the air out of excitement while being given their trophy.

Volleyball wins 6A sub-state championship

Sophia Estes, Kaylen Hyde, and Avery Cole
October 23, 2022
With her hand raised, junior Kaitlyn Burke hits the ball over the net.

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Focusing on the ball, senior Sidney Kacsir passes the ball for her teammates to set.

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Jumping in the air, freshman Ella Florez sets the ball to one of her teammates.

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Perched on junior Ryan Devril’s shoulders, junior Austin Cline celebrates the win of the Jaguars.

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Pouring brownie mix into a bowl, juniors Ethan Brownfield and Corbin Garnand get ready to make desserts.

Jaguar Leadership Corps bakes treats for teachers

Kaylen Hyde and Emma Ronning
October 1, 2022
Reading the instructions, seniors Ally Sul and Ashlyn Elliott prepare to make Rice Krispie Treats.

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Preparing to make cookies, senior Ally Sul puts the cookies into the oven to bake.

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Mixing the cookie dough dip, seniors Sonny Pentola, Torri Olivarez and Amaiya Manirad get ready to add in the next ingredients.

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Measuring the vanilla, seniors Sonny Pentola, Torri Olivarez and Amaiya Manirad finish the cookie dough dip they are working on.

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Cracking an egg, juniors Ethan Browfield, Corbin Garnand and senior Casey Cunningham follow directions to bake brownies.

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