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On Thursday, Dec. 19, wrestlers stand by the sides of the black mat in the gymnasium, stretching as they warm up for the oncoming match against Prairie Ridge.
With flexibility playing a major role in this match, the crowd was left shocked many times that a bone was not snapped from the difficult positions the players had to hold when trying to gain points. Each round finished with the players intertwined like a pretzel.
In an impressive round, first year varsity player, junior Jestoni Losbanes was able to pin his opponent and further help enhance the lead for Huntley. Losbanes and freshman Christian Benitez were the main leaders with the amount of points gained for the night, both pinning their components. Huntley went on to ensure the win with a score of 63-12.
This holiday season, spend time watching your favorite classics or listening to soothing Christmas music.
As the ice cold can of soda that you just grabbed from the fridge hits your lips, a replenishing liquid awakens your taste buds.
Whether that soda is Coca-Cola or Pepsi is up to you, but if your first choice isn't a Pepsi, then you are mistaken. Countless amounts of times I have come home from a troubling day of school with a headache, and one sip of Pepsi has been able to vanquish the torturous pain in my head right away. Pepsi is a savior.
With the new season just beginning, Huntley kicked off the year with high hopes because they had many returning varsity players. On Nov. 30 the varsity boys basketball played in the Coaches vs. Cancer tournament on a Saturday afternoon at Crystal Lake Central.
The boys basketball team took on Belvidere North. After winning against Belvidere North 65-46 last year, Huntley had the opportunity to show how much they had improved since then. Huntley won the game with a score of 84-65.
Aubrie Purtell wins gymnastics national championship after injury.
"Catching Fire" is an action-packed success that leaves fans excited and ready for the next movie in "The Hunger Games" series.
As the wind blows against the faces of Huntley High School students, they stand anxiously in the bleachers watching the game to see if the varsity football...
In a small town outside the city of Belgrade, Serbia, there is a tiny condo with a park just across the street. This is where sophomore Gabriella Veljkovic and her family of four planned on staying.
This cool fall morning started off bright and early at 7:30 a.m. when sophomore Leah Virzi joined around 14 other students from Huntley on a bus ride to Hampshire High School.
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