As the cold winter nights start to come around, it can only mean one thing: basketball season. Coach Tina DeMichele cannot be more excited after a successful 2018-2019 campaign. Creek’s varsity girls look to exceed expectations through January.
The Falcon Boys Varsity Basketball team kicks off their first game of the season Tuesday Nov. 19. The Falcons have high hopes, after making the playoffs last campaign.
Through the power of time travel, some of the world’s greatest enlightenment thinkers transport all the way from 18th century Europe to Barnes and Noble in Southlake, TX.
The Keller ISD district and campus offices will be closed from Monday, Nov. 25 through Friday, Nov. 29 due to the Thanksgiving holiday break.
In the second semester, the Academic UIL teams will begin competing. In preparation for the upcoming season, UIL competitors are currently searching for new members.
This season was successful in coaches and players’ eyes, because of how much the team grew together. This team had so much to be proud of this season, and the school is so excited to see how the team thrives next season.
On Saturday, Nov. 9 juniors Robert Neeley and Eric Gordon went traveled to Round Rock, TX to compete in the State Cross Country UIL 6A Boys 5K Championship. In this 5K race, Neeley placed 63rd with a time of 15:47 and Gordon finished 72nd with a time of 15:51.
Kayla Olson, author of young adult novels This Splintering Silence and The Sandcastle Empire, will come to visit advanced creative writing students on Friday, Nov. 15 during fourth period to speak about her writing process and answer questions.
Who’s your go-to for advice on anything style and accessories? For senior and Sky Dancer captain Brianna Bennett, her teammates are her ultimate stylists.
In October of 2019, junior Jaycie Lavin earned her third degree black belt in American Karate. Although a huge accomplishment on its own, martial arts means much more to Lavin than rankings or material accomplishments.