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Sophia Estes

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief

This is senior Sophia Estes’s third year on the JAG yearbook staff. This year she will be taking on the position of JAG Editor-in-Chief.  When Sophia is not writing for the yearbook, you can find her in Jag Chorale and dancing competitively. She also enjoys reading, hanging out with her friends, listening to music and spending time with her dog.

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Review: Starbucks holiday drinks

Review: Starbucks holiday drinks

Kate Haney and Sophia Estes
November 16, 2023
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Reaching for the ball, senior Kaitlyn Burke looks to tip the ball over the opposing teams blockers for the point.

Volleyball named 6A sub-state champions

Sophia Estes, Callie Cahoy, and Kaitlyn Tracy
October 25, 2023
With his hands in the air senior Nate Garner dances in the middle of the blue bomb crowd.

Homecoming 2023: Seniors hold annual Blue Bomb to celebrate the end of Homecoming week

Sophia Estes, Emma Ronning, Avery Cole, and Evie Tindell
September 27, 2023
While decorating the halls for spirit week, freshman Ellie Newell and Caitlin Pham pass a paper streamer around the pillar.

Homecoming 2023: Student Council prepares for Homecoming week by decorating the halls

Sophia Estes, Audri Brizendine, and Bella McPeake
September 22, 2023
Freshmen Melia Davis, Maddie Martin, and Emma Lee enjoy hammocking and geocaching in their free time.

Freshman participate in outdoor activities in their free time

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief
April 12, 2023
Junior Ashley Makalous learned the importance of concentration and emotional interpretation in competitive figure skating.

Junior competitively ice skates before school

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief
April 12, 2023
The boys and girls varsity bowling teams gather for a photo after their successful day at regionals where they placed third and second overall. Both teams advanced to state on March 3 in Wichita.

Girls and Boys bowling advance to state

Sophia Estes and Stella Platt
February 26, 2023
Seniors Finn Campbell, Brody Shulda, Carter Harvey, Brayden Heath and Asa Esparza and juniors Grace Cormany, Sarah Coleman and McKinley Graves pose with the Harmony explosion executives after receiving their medals.

School quartets place first and fifth overall at Harmony Explosion

Sophia Estes and Abby Warren
February 23, 2023
After being crowned Sweetheart king and queen, seniors Grant Rutkowski and Lauren Aycock pose for a picture.

Sweetheart queen and king crowned at halftime

Sophia Estes and Molly Griffin
February 2, 2023
Senior Sophie Pringle dribbles down the court to make a shot.

Girls basketball loses to Shawnee Mission Northwest 44-25

Avery Cole, Molly Griffin, and Sophia Estes
January 23, 2023
Librarian Ashley Agre plays calming music throughout the library.

Former English teacher Ashley Agre creates a new environment in the library

Sophia Estes, Stella Platt, and Casey Cunningham
November 30, 2022
Performing the teams game day routine, sophomore Rylie Maguire strikes a pose.

Cheer receives a one rating on their game day routine

Sophia Estes, Molly Morgan, and Avery Cole
November 9, 2022
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
After a time out, head coach Kylie Corneliusen breaks down the team.

Volleyball loses to Olathe West 3-1

Sophia Estes, Bryn Simpson, Callie Cahoy, and Stella Platt
October 9, 2022
Focused on painting her poster, freshman Claire Cooper uses yellow paint to create a poster for her grades locker bank.

Student Council decorates the hallways for Homecoming spirit week

Sophia Estes, Molly Morgan, and Avery Cole
September 19, 2022
Senior Hadley Skinner signs to attend William Jewell College for track and field.

Senior athletes sign letters of intent

Aidee Barron-Mendez, Maya Parks, and Sophia Estes
May 6, 2022
Voyagers members stand together with their Model UN certificates.

Voyagers members receive the Overall Outstanding Delegation award in the Metro Kansas City Model United Nations conference at JCCC

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief
April 18, 2022
Juniors Brayden Heath, Carter Harvey, Luke O’Neal and sophomore AJ Lauer all stand in line at the spring concert Tuesday, March 29.

The BCLA barbershop quartet receives a gold rating in the Harmony Explosion contest

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief
April 14, 2022
Focusing, senior Jada Eggelston wraps a table cloth around the stairs to help decorate the foyer Monday, Feb. 21.

Purple bomb is held to promote Relay for Life team sign-ups

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief
February 22, 2022
In the starting position under her opponent, senior Rylee Allen-Atchison looks at the referee as the round begins.

Girls wrestling falls to Blue Valley and Shawnee Mission South

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief
February 4, 2022
While watching Little Women for Women Empowerment Wednesday, Nov. 3, junior Alex Cobin and sophomore Bridgit Duffin talk before the start of the movie.

The Women’s Empowerment Club hosts a movie night

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief
November 9, 2021
Eyes on the ball, senior Charley Strahm hits the ball out of the tee box.

Girls golf team places first at Sunflower League Tournament

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief
October 8, 2021
Facing sophomore Ellie Walker, sophomore Jaiden Fisher continues dancing.

StuCo hosts haunted disco-themed Homecoming dance

Sophia Estes, JAG editor-in-chief
September 28, 2021
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