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Evan Wachter is awarded Senior Boy
by Max Gatyas
People familiar with this issue’s senior boy know him as an athlete of kindness, grace and selflessness. A modest man, he was surprised when first told he was awarded senior boy for the fifth issue of this year’s Hi-Lights. The man of whom I write is Evan Wachter. read more |
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Emily Hanson named Senior Girl of issue
by Clarice Hnilicka
Senior Emily Hanson is named senior girl athlete of issue five because of her love of sports, leadership and sheer determination. read more |
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Girls’ soccer holds another successful season
by Camilla Galbiati
The girls’ soccer team played a great season, winning the conference championship, with only one loss. read more |
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Boys Tennis Team Starts Strong
by Kaitlyn Krzyzaniak
After a few weeks of wet weather and a tournament cancellation, the boys’ tennis team has started out strong with a dual record of four wins and only three losses to Eau Claire Memorial, Oshkosh North and Kohler. read more |
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Boy’s golf team accomplishes another impressive season
by Tyler Woelfel
The Plymouth High School golf team is doing well so far this year. On Monday, May 18, they competed at the conference meet for a chance to go to regionals, sectionals and then state. read more |
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Girls' softball have good start, dissapointing end
by Shelby Falk
The PHS girls’ softball team ends their season at 15-7 overall and an Eastern Wisconsin Conference record of 9-5, placing third, beating last season’s record of 10-9 overall and an Eastern Wisconsin Conference record of 8-6, placing fourth. read more |
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Girls' Softball start strong, unexpected end
by Shelby Falk
The PHS girls’ softball team ends their season at 15-7 overall and an Eastern Wisconsin Conference record of 9-5, placing third, beating last season’s record of 10-9 overall and an Eastern Wisconsin Conference record of 8-6, placing fourth. read more |
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LeBron James Wins MVP
by Max Gatyas
The race for the NBA MVP was in full force in the 2009 season. The controversial 2008 race for the best player ended in a fashion that left most fans satisfied. In the end, Kobe Bryant edged out Chris Paul to win the first MVP Award of his legendary career. read more |
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