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The student news site of Mill Valley High School

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Maggie Wieland

Maggie Wieland, JagWire reporter/photographer

This is sophomore Maggie Wieland’s first year on the JagWire newspaper staff and she is taking on the role of a designer, photographer, and writer. Along with being on staff, she is running cross country, playing basketball and soccer for the school, and a part of the Relay for Life planning committee. She is also a member of the student council and the MVTV staff. When Maggie isn’t at any of her activities she is watching either Grey’s Anatomy or New Girl while eating some kind of sweet.

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Teachers words of advice for graduating seniors

Teachers’ words of advice for graduating seniors

Maggie Wieland, Leah Dresvyannikov, Anna Zwahlen, and Elizabeth Summa
May 24, 2023
Teachers share their advice for seniors as they ready themselves for the next chapter.

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[Video] Juniors voluntarily give up social media in seeking to improve their mental health

April 18, 2023
Journalism advisers Laurie Folsom and Kathy Habiger nominated Holder because of her support of high school journalism.

[Photo] Principal Dr. Gail Holder wins state Administrator of the Year award

March 31, 2023

[Video] NCAA March Madness inspires Spanish classes to participate in March Musica

March 30, 2023
With a strong belief in herself, junior Meron Abebe shouts out her answer for the group to hear.

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Sipping her drink, junior Kaelyn Russell reads the question on the board.

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Standing in front of the group, club president Gwen Heideman explains how the round of trivia will work.

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Listening to the debate of the possible answers, junior Shelby Kindt laughs at her teammates.

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Shouting at the screen, junior Meron Abebe says what she thinks the answer to the question is.

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With her head in her hands, junior Michelle Marney tries to think of the answer to a question.

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With her hands on her head, junior Keira Patty yells at her teammates to think of the answer to the question.

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Pointing at the screen, junior Adam McClendon reacts to the question his group was given.

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Putting her arms in the air, junior Meron Abebe smiles as she celebrates getting the trivia question right Friday, March 10

[Photo] Women’s Empowerment Club celebrates Women's History Month

March 12, 2023

[Video] Chess club expands popularity

February 20, 2023

Students’ college prep journeys reflect their distinct post-high school plans

Maggie Wieland, JagWire reporter/photographer
February 8, 2023
Mills Record Company is located at 4045 Broadway Blvd in Kansas City, Missouri. They sell records, books, and other merchandise

[Photo] Friends share a passion for collecting vinyl records

February 15, 2023
In front of the crowd of the inductees and their families, NEHS president senior Helen Springer gives a speech to welcome the new members during their induction Thursday, Jan. 26.

[Photo] Senior Helen Springer manifests leading by example as NEHS president

February 6, 2023
Finishing high, senior Jameson Fisher attempts to float the ball into the hoop.

Boys basketball falls to Lawrence

Maggie Wieland, JagWire reporter/photographer
January 17, 2023
Eyes up the court, sophomore Josie Benson passes the ball.

Girls basketball falls to Lawrence

Maggie Wieland, JagWire reporter/photographer
January 17, 2023
Surrounded by defenders, sophomore Averie Landon passes the ball out to the corner.

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Giving game advice, coach Adam Runyan tells sophomore Morgan Speciale what he wants her to do on offense.

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Dribbling backward, sophomore Morgan Speciale creates space from her defender.

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Seeing an open lane, senior Sophie Pringle drives the ball to the hoop.

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Fighting through contact, sophomore Averie Landon tries to beat her defender.

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With concentration, senior Sophie Pringle dribbles down the court.

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Driving hard, junior Keira Franken tries to get to the basket.

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With big smiles, sophomores Josie Benson and Marissa Hoelting perform their pregame handshake.

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Surrounded by the opponent, sophomore Carter Kaifes shoots the ball.

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With concentration, sophomore Carter Kaifes dribbles between his legs.

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Starting the offense, junior Kael Drummond passes the ball to his teammate.

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With the flick of his wrist, senior Brooks Jahnke makes a three-pointer.

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Using his speed, senior Jameson Fisher weaves down the court.

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Laying it in, senior Nen Matlock finishes with a soft touch.

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Eyes towards the lane, junior Bryant Wiltse dribbles off the screen set by junior Kael Drummond.

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Poking the ball away, sophomore Carter Kaifes works with his teammates to get a steal.

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Scanning to court, senior Nen Matlock dribbles up the court.

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Bending his knees, junior Bryant Wiltse plays tight defense.

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With determination, sophomore Carter Kaifes drives the basket.

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Jumping high, junior Mason Kemp competes for the opening tip.

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Cutting to the basket, sophomore Carter Kaifes calls for the ball.

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Dribbling backwards, senior Nen Matlock gets in position to score.

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Sliding his feet, junior Kael Drummond plays full court defense on the Eudora point guard.

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Celebrating after a three-pointer, freshman Reece Reidel, junior Kael Drummond, and senior Marko Skavo cheer for their teammate.

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Knees bent, sophomore Carter Kaifes looks to drive to the hoop.

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Aiming to earn a point for the team, senior Nen Matlock shoots a free throw.

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With a high release, junior Kael Drummond shoots the three.

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Catching a pass, junior Kael Drummond looks for a teammate.

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Driving toward the basket, senior Mason Kemp is fouled on his layup attempt.

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Diving for the ball, senior Jameson Fisher attempts to get a steal.

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Arms out on defense, junior Bryant Wiltse and sophomore Carter Kaifes look to steal the pass.

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With his eye on the ball, senior Nen Matlock defends his man.

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Sliding his feet, senior Jameson Fisher plays tight defense on the opponent

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Kicking their legs up, freshmen Ella Jones and Brooke Seymour show off their flexibility.

[Photo] A behind-the-scenes look at the Silver Stars dance team

December 12, 2022
After finding out they did not make finals, junior Maci Burger and freshman Sydney Epperson support each other as they exit the floor.

[Photo] Cheer competes in Kansas State Championships in Topeka

November 21, 2022
Kicking their legs up, freshmen Ella Jones and Brooke Seymour show off their flexibility.

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With a big smile, junior Macy Bidnick shows off for the crowd.

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Hip popped and hands in the air, sophomore Ashley Ayers soaks up every second of her final performance of the day.

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At the front of the group, junior Keira Bret performs with big facial expressions for the crowd.

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Yelling out with her arms up, freshman Preslie Wampler performs for the crowd.

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Posing in the routine, junior Halle Wampler performs with a smile on her face.

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Holding up a sign in the fight song part of their finals routine, sophomore Ashley Ayers grins from ear to ear.

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Entering the stage for the final routine of the day, junior Halle Wampler leads the team in with confidence.

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Standing up straight, junior Alli Gervais and sophomore Josie Mason perform with a smile on their face.

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With a smile on her face, sophomore Ashley Ayers pops her knee up to pose.

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Poms in hand, junior Alli Gervais performs in the Silver Stars’ finals routine.

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Moving together, sophomore Josie Mason, junior Halle Wampler and freshman Savannah Seymour perform their fight song routine.

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With her knee popped and her hand in the air, junior Trinity Baker performs with a smile on her face.

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In sync, sophomores Chloe Lancaster and Ashley Ayers and freshman Savannah Seymour perform in front of the lights.

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Moving across the floor, junior Halle Wampler smiles as she performs her third routine of the day.

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Arms raised with poms in hand, junior Halle Wampler and freshman Savannah Seymour perform their band dance routine.

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The team holds hands nervously as they await the judge’s announcement of their state championship win.

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After finding out they are the 6A state champions, the girls cannot hold back their excitement.

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Thrusting the trophy in the air, the team celebrates the reward for all of their hard work.

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With a smile on her face, junior Trinity Baker accepts the 6A state champions plaque.

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Jumping in the air, junior Trinity Baker celebrates with her team.

[Photo] Silver Stars dance team places first at State Championships for third year in a row

November 21, 2022
Taking the finish line, sophomore Carter Cline runs in the 6A regional meet coming in 14th place Saturday, Oct. 22. Cline would go on to place 77th at the 6A state meet on Saturday, Oct. 29.

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The team celebrates winning an important point.

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Moving together, sophomore Saida Jacobs and senior Madeline Schnepf jump to block the opponents hit.

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Winding up above the net, sophomore Saida Jacobs prepares to slam the ball into the opponents half.

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Knees bent, junior Kaitlyn Burke passes the ball to a teammate.

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Reaching high above the net, freshman Ella Jones hits the ball to earn a point.

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