By Camryn Payne As many of you know, we are currently living in a pandemic that has put the sports world at a standstill. Many professional leagues like the NBA and NHL have suspended play due to the fear of spreading COVID-19, while the NCAA decided to cancel all spring athletics and the remainder of…
By Camryn Payne On March 17, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady made a shocking announcement. The forty-two-year-old announced that he would not be re-signing with the Patriots. That meant for the first time in his twenty-year career, Brady would become an unrestricted free agent. This sent shock waves through the NFL as it seemed…
Camryn Payne The men’s golf team hasn’t started their season yet, but players have begun to prepare for the team’s upcoming tryouts on Monday, March 11 and for the season ahead. On Thursday, March 7 a few players utilized Central’s golf room to improve their game. Players worked on their swing, tried out different wedge…
By: Katie Percha The 2018 Winter Olympics are in full swing, and this year’s games are as eventful and historic as ever. From the unified Korean team to the historic landing of the triple axel by the first ever American woman, PyeongChang is witness to events that will never be forgotten, including the slopestyle run…
The Men’s soccer team had an amazing season this year. The boys were led by a fantastic coach, Social Studies teacher Joel Sharpe. It wasn’t just the team that thought so, though. The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) took notice and named Sharpe Coach of the Year for Division I. “Sharpe is a coach…
By: Brianna Ammori For the second year in a row, the Walled Lake Central Equestrian team headed to the regional championships, a three-day event in which Central placed 8th with 73 points. Roughly 36 teams from all over the Midwest and eight teams from each division competed from September 29 to October 1st. Walled Lake…
By: Sydney Tinson Homecoming week is a long, stressful week for us all, but at least we have the big game at the end of the week to look forward to. This year, the game ended in a win over Waterford Kettering. Before the game, all of the fall sports teams and even clubs and…
By: Curran Middleton Throughout the fall, the women’s poms team dazzled audiences with performances at football games and special events like Spirit Week due to the hard work that began at the end of last school year. “The fall season was very successful,” said Coach Amy Meyer. “They put in many preseason hours during the…
By: Curran Middleton The freshman volleyball team had a game at home against Waterford Kettering High School on September 14. Although the girls did win the game, there was a loss for the team. Freshman Gabrielle Ayiar unfortunately broke her growth plate in her right ankle. A growth plate determines the future length and shape…
By: Nathan Landry On Friday, October 6, Central faced an crosstown rival, Walled Lake Northern in an away game. The game was a big deal not only because the Vikings faced one of their biggest rivals, but also because the game was the annual Wounded Warriors game. This game was a special game because both…
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