Pioneers finish the regular season with a win over Warwick

By -
On Monday the Lampeter-Strasburg Wrestling team had their final home meet of the season. The Section 2 champs did not disappoint. They defeated Warwick in nonleague play 52-17.

--By Jonathan Klein, LS News editor-in-chief







Popular posts from this blog

Martin Meylin gets a female wrestler

By -
Image
Lampeter-Strasburg has a fantastic wrestling team. The 9th graders are on the middle school team and being a freshman so am I.

What you don't know if that I'm a girl. Now being a girl on an all-boys team is fun. Some people think that I shouldn't wrestle with boys. I disagree.



The boys, for the most part, treat me like anyone else on the team. I have grown strong and have learned a lot from wrestling. Wrestling has become a big part of my life. Some boys are stronger than me and destroy me. But it makes me better. Wrestling isn't an easy sport just in general. The benefits are worth the effort you have to put into it.

I have wanted to wrestle since fifth grade, but I never said anything about it. Then in eighth grade, Mr. Franklin talked about an all-girls wrestling team. I knew I wanted to do it. My parents agreed, and I fell in love with the sport.

I decided to join the boy's team and don't regret it.

I may not be very good at wrestling, but I love it. We …
Read more

Enigma Weekend Edition: School from a different perspective

By -
Image
School from a different perspective
By Maggie Swarr

At a recent Enigma Club meeting, members went around the building photographing the school on their mobile devices attempting to capture L-S life in a way that people don't tend to see it. Here's one photo.


Enigma is an art and literary magazine. Staff membership is open to any interested high school student. Each year’s staff is formed at the beginning of that school year. The Enigma staff is responsible for all aspects of production, from writing and artwork selection to layout and publication tasks. Members are also required to attend Coffeehouse readings. Items intended for publication may be submitted to the faculty adviser, Mrs. Carol Allen-Gordon.
Read more