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The Student News Site of Gretna High School

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The Student News Site of Gretna High School

Gretna Media
The Student News Site of Gretna High School

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GAME ON. No matter the sport they all have to warm up for events. “I just eat a good meal and then stretch out extra before so I feel good and ready to go for a game,” junior football player Charlie Thomas said.

Lucky Charm

Onnika Moore, reporter
April 8, 2022
TERRIBLE TEAMS While there are several benefits from playing sports, there are some negatives. One of these negatives could come up if a player isn’t in the most desirable team. “I think there are definitely more positive aspects to playing sports than there are negative,” head cross country and track coach Ms. Jessa Sughroue said. “Although, if you are part of a team with a negative culture or negative attitudes, playing sports could definitely be discouraging.”

Athletic Assets

MaryJane Fletcher
March 2, 2022
Academic Achievements: Studying for a future exam, finishing homework or making up assignments she is going to miss, Calie Peterson (24) uses study hall to her advantage. "Athletes have to show discipline in their training and conditioning to perform at a high level," biology instructor Mr. Jacob Klein said. "This is no different when it comes to academic performance."

From Pencil To Puck

Ansley Gydesen, Design Editor
November 3, 2021
In the wake of their 2019 FIFA World Cup win, several members of the team, including much of their talented attack, have faced questions about the possibility of their retirement.

Still On Top

Zane Mrozla-Mindrup, Copy Editor
February 1, 2021
Hold it: Focused on the fundamentals, Blake Rose (21) holds his follow through. The three pointer went down and helped the Dragons retake the lead as the fourth quarter was coming to a close. Rose finished the game shooting 40% from behind the arc.

Three-Pointer for the Win

Matthew McKinney, Staff Reporter
January 30, 2021
Future Business Leader: Member of FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America), Karlee Lobsiger (21), wears a shirt featuring the club's name wrapped around an American flag. "In March, we go to a state tournament and compete by taking a test," Lobsiger said. "We also do fundraising such as flower and butter braid sales." Each month, FBLA club members come together to discuss business and leadership opportunities.

Dragon Activity Shirts

Kalei Renner, Photo Editor
December 17, 2020
Team Spirit: The Patriots coached by Colton Munn (21) and Kaden Conrad (21) pose for a silly picture. "I would highly recommend coaching flag football," Conrad said. "Because it gives us an opportunity to teach kids the game of football while also letting them have fun doing it." The team finished the season with a record of 3-5.

The Boys Of Fall

Connor Bulgrin, Editor-In-Chief
December 16, 2020
While warming up for the Omaha North Dual, junior Julia Otto practices drills before the meet starts. "The first meet of the season is always really nerve-racking," Otto said. "But it helps to warm up before it starts so I can adjust to the pool and loosen up before I swim." The team won against Omaha North by one point.

Safe Swim Meets

Sophia Allen, Design Editor
December 15, 2020
RED HOT Goalkeeper Kelsey Johnson (21) holds the ball, waiting for her teammates to get open. "I am most excited for being with everyone and practicing together," Johnson said. "It's such a fun environment to be around and everyone gets along well with each other." Johnson prepared for the season with her own club team and goalkeeper training.

Train to Gain

Savannah Andrews, People Editor
December 10, 2020
What A Relief: "It was so relieving and exciting when I got to finally sign," Mackenzie Devine (21) said. "I chose Missouri Western because it had everything I wanted. I liked that it was only two hours from Omaha and an hour from Kansas City. I felt super welcome when I first visited there and it also had the program I wanted to study."

Signing To the Future

Lauren Eurich, Design Editor
December 8, 2020
Laced Up: Just before bowling begins Mrs. Ann Ross helps Addison Sibley (21) tie her bowling shoes.

On a Roll

Zane Mrozla-Mindrup, Copy Editor
December 8, 2020
Screen Time: While Kaylee Taylor (24) watches her screen, Chase Taylor (24) looks for his coach. "My favorite part would be just playing games and having fun," Taylor said. The team was made up almost entirely of freshmen.

Game On!

Zane Mrozla-Mindrup, Copy Editor
December 8, 2020
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