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The Student News Site of Elkhorn High School

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All content by Charlee Sharack
Cooper Fedde slides into the ground to catch a ball that Elkhorn North hit. Fedde caught the ball, resulting in an out for Elkhorn North.

Flames to the Feud

Charlee Sharack, Reporter
May 18, 2022
Pitcher Ben Ayala throws the ball at an Elkhorn North batter. Elkhorn played Elkhorn North in the 2022 State Baseball Tournament.

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Pitcher Ben Ayala throws the ball at an Elkhorn North batter. Elkhorn played Elkhorn North in the 2022 State Baseball Tournament.

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Pitcher Ben Ayala throws the ball at an Elkhorn North batter. Elkhorn played Elkhorn North in the 2022 State Baseball Tournament.

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Pitcher Ben Ayala prepares to throw the ball at an Elkhorn North batter. Elkhorn played Elkhorn North in the 2022 State Baseball Tournament.

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During the announcement of players, Ryan Ellison fist bumps Paxton Stracke. Elkhorn played Elkhorn North in the 2022 State Baseball Tournament.

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Elkhorn North players celebrate winning their game against Elkhorn High 12-8 in the 10th inning. Elkhorn played Elkhorn North in the 2022 State Baseball Tournament.

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Blake Stanley celebrates and cheers towards the student section in the stands. Stanley was able to go to first base to secure a chance at beating Elkhorn North.

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Blake Stanley celebrates and cheers towards the student section in the stands. Stanley was able to go to first base to secure a chance at beating Elkhorn North.

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Aiden Sufficool celebrates making a run to home base. The rest of the baseball team exits the dugout to cheer him on.

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The Elkhorn baseball team celebrates after tying the game with Elkhorn North. They secured their seventh run in the inning, making the score 8-8.

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Ryan Ellison cheers on his teammates while standing in the dugout. Elkhorn was at bat while Elkhorn North was pitching during the NSAA State Baseball Tournament.

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Elkhorn North Players celebrate while a player runs back to the dugout after making a run to home base. Elkhorn played Elkhorn North in the 2022 State Baseball Tournament.

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Cooper Fedde slides into the ground to catch a ball that Elkhorn North hit. Fedde caught the ball, resulting in an out for Elkhorn North.

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Cooper Fedde prepares to hit a ball pitched by Elkhorn North. Elkhorn played Elkhorn North in the 2022 State Baseball Tournament.

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Blake Knott prepares for the pitcher to throw the ball to second base to get the Elkhorn North player out. Elkhorn played Elkhorn North in the 2022 State Baseball Tournament.

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Blake Knott winds-up to hit a ball pitched by Elkhorn North. Elkhorn played Elkhorn North in the 2022 State Baseball Tournament.

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Admin popped all the balloons in the middle stairwell and cleaned up the trash. The balloons were for the senior prank.

POP Goes the Senior Prank

Charlee Sharack, Reporter
May 17, 2022
Senior choir members sing their last song together.

Final Days For The Class of 2022

Charlee Sharack, Reporter
May 16, 2022
Candidate Mark Wortman holds his campaign sign.

Run it Back

Charlee Sharack, Reporter
May 11, 2022
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During the lip-sync battle, pageant members lifted up Zach Leinen. They performed songs during the Mr.EHS pageant.

The Marvelous Mr.EHS

Charlee Sharack, Reporter
March 24, 2022
Isaac Workman walks on the stage during the fashion section of the Mr.EHS pageant.

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Isaac Workman and Ben Kubicek go to fist-bump each other while admiring their outfits. They competed together during the Mr.EHS pageant.

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Max Langland stands on stage while showing off his handpicked outfit during the Mr.EHS pageant.

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Michael Haugen stands and shows off the outfit he made during the fashion portion of the Mr.EHS competition.

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Dane Peterson enters on the stage and poses like Michael Jackson. The other members cheer and watch Peterson.

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During the Mr.EHS pageant, Ben Kubicek answers a question about what the perfect man is like. In his response, he mentions DJ Robinson-Long.

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DJ Robinson-Long answers a question asked by the host, John Bacus. Robinson-Long participates in the Mr.EHS pageant.

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Zach Leinen listens to his question, asked by John Bacus. Leinen responded with his favorite Disney princess.

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Axel Prince answers a question, while in his hand-picked outfit. Prince participates in the Mr.EHS pageant.

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Isaac Workman comes up with an infomercial on a product and uses it on John Bacus.

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Ben Kubicek creates an advertisement during the Mr.EHS pageant. Kubicek came up with a product for making sandwiches.

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DJ Robinson-Long participates in the infomercial portion of the Mr.EHS pageant. He uses the product as a back-scratcher and rubs it on his face.

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Zach Leinen advertises what appears to be bug spray as spray chocolate. He participates in the Mr.EHS pageant.

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Axel Prince was given an object to promote to the audience and judges during the Mr.EHS pageant.

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Zach Leinen, Dane Peterson, and Axel Prince sing together during the lip-sync battle. All three participated in the Mr.EHS pageant.

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Isaac Workman and DJ Robinson-Long stare intensely into each others eyes during the lip-sync battle.

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Zach Leinen is awarded a top hat and crowned Mr.EHS. He is crowned by Abby Whalen

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Alex Prince dances as he is announced during the Mr.EHS pageant.

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Dane Peterson enters on stage and screams at the audience. Peterson participates in the Mr.EHS pageant.

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DJ Robinson-Long walks out and pretends he is hitting a baseball. He was waiting for his turn to start during the athletic portion of the Mr.EHS pageant.

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As junior Jaxon Ninete sings his solo, Excel pretends that the bus has come to a screeching halt due to baby ducks on the road.

Closing the Curtain

Charlee Sharack, Reporter
March 10, 2022
Darla Crews starts the fourth song at finals with a prop hat.

Grand Excursion

Charlee Sharack, Reporter
February 28, 2022
During Excels second song, soloist, Jaxson Ninete walks down the risers. He dances with each row of performers.

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Student-teacher and co-director of Excel, Carly Fox, directs the show band. Fox stands in front of the band members while Excel is practicing in the warm-up room.

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McKenzie Carlson points at her feet while saying hello with her hat.

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Shae Traynor stands on a box and hangs off the lamp post in the opening song.

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Beau Beard sits on a bench while looking into the distance in the opening song that Excel performed during finals.

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Shae Traynor and Hudson Goldal pretend to read a book together before the show starts.

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Caily Jones sits on the stage and pretends to scroll through her phone. Her character is waiting for the bus to arrive.

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In preparation for their finals performance, members of Excel add glitter to the sides of their faces. The Excel glitter is a staple of the show choir that they have done for years.

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During the preliminary performance, Excel begins its fourth song. They have a costume change and add prop hats to the shows end.

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At the end of their ballad, Mckenna Flynn finishes her trio and stands to look up to the sky.

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Jocey Logue sings her part in a trio during the ballad song in Excels show.

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Jaxon Ninete ends his solo in the second song, while Aiden Sufficool sneaks up behind him to push him in his seat.

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Aiden Sufficool plays his original character Gus the bus driver. The other members of Excel turn to thank him for driving them around town.

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In the opening song, soloist, Julie Capocci, sings on a box above the other members of Excel.

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Mckenna Flynn, Aiden Sufficool, and Jules Joens bend down on stage during the opening song.

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Aiden Sufficool and Mckenna Flynn slide next to each other and pretend to be disgusted by each other.

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Beau Beard leads his row in a motion that resembles a clock. They sing about how time is passing while they wait for what seems like forever.

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Darla Crews pretends to be angry with the people around her.

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Beau Beard leads his row in a motion that resembles a clock. They sing about how time is passing while they wait for what seems like forever.

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Caily Jones and Beau Beard switch between sitting and standing during the opening song.

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During the opening song, members of Excel stop and look out into the distance. They sing about seeing the same scenery every day, and they are in a trace when they look out.

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Darla Crews and Jaxson Ninete portray their characters. Ninete acts bored and tired while Crews is angry and talking on the phone.

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Members of Excel wait for the bus as different people one may see in the city at the beginning of their show.

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Michaela Todd pretends to dance while listening to music in her headphones before Excel sings.

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Rhett Uleman plays the guitar for Excels show band. He practices running through the music while in the warm-up room.

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Mckenna Flynn and Grace Swanson put their makeup on in preparation for their first performance of the day.

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Members of Excel wave to a friend of the director, Abby Thompson, after surprising them with an impromptu performance.

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Jocey Logue performs in the front yard for a friend of the director, Abby Thompson.

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Grace Swanson performs in the front yard of a friend of the show choir director, Abby Thompson.

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Beau Beard looks back at other Excel members performing in an impromptu show.

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Dane Petersen, Ethan Yungtum, and Dyllan Bertucci all prepare for the rebound.

Elkhorn vs North Platte Basketball Photo Essay

Charlee Sharack and Jacob Uehling
February 22, 2022
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