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Creek Runs Deep
A Night to Remember. Senior night took place on January 15, 2025, and celebrated the teams 4 standout seniors Annalisse Vizza, Gio Laaber, Kaylea Bequette, and Avery Blevins. This special evening celebrated the hard work and dedication they put here at the creek. And recognized their unforgettable journey. “These girls are the epitome of leadership I think the girls all look up to them for that and they do a good job of breaching the bridge between captains and coaches,” said coach McFayden
Girls Soccer
Emily Natera, Photographer/writer • February 3, 2025
Alexandria Bane running her way through the finish line. “I have a bible verse written on my shoe and it gives me motivation while I am running.” said Bane.
Running With Coyotes
Sofia Lopez, Photographer/Writer • January 24, 2025
First step on the field. Two freshman linemen, bound by passion and fueled by the desire to prove themselves. With every snap, they’re ready to bring the intensity, crash through the line, and make every tackle count. They may be new to the team, but their drive, heart, and determination are already making waves. Each play is an opportunity to showcase their grit and remind everyone that they’re here to compete at the highest level. Watch out—these freshmen are just getting started! “I look forward to my next four years in football and one day I want someone to look up to me”. Freshman Trevor Thomas Said.
5-Star Freshies
Aubrey Lachance and Emma Ramic • January 24, 2025
Creek Culture
Getting a grasp. Alicia Conover helps student Jasmine Hunter in gaining new knowledge about marine biology. Hunter is one of Conover’s students who is always up for a challenge. She is a hard worker and is passionate about marine biology. Here she is advocating for help from Conover. “I think some students enjoy the class more than others and there are some students who sign up because they are really interested in it,” says Conover.
Marine Biology
Brianna Aguay, Writer/ Photographer • January 31, 2025
Freedom of Spirit. The Creek Crew lets their spirit ring across the stands at Cypress Creek Highschool on September 6th, 2024, where the Cypress Creek Coyotes took on the Mitchell Mustangs. The final score was 51-12 in favor of the Mustangs, but the Coyote spirit was still high. Sophomore Kaden Fletcher said, “Even in the loss I had an amazing time, and I will always stand with The Creek”.
Creek Crew Carries
Jonathan Andersch, Writer/ Photographer • December 12, 2024
Ho Ho Ho. Every class from Cypress Creek Highschool gathered to view and participate in a pep rally. The Jingle Jam Pep rally on December 6, 2024, consisted of a few performances and many games the crowd enjoyed watching which filled them with suspense and laughter. This pep rally was in celebration of our upcoming holidays and winter break. “I loved the energy, and it was a very nice change of scenery compared to being in the gym,” said freshman Eva De Jesus.
Jingle Jam Pep Rally
Emily Natera, Photographer/writer • December 12, 2024
Coyote Voices
All drinks. Students at Cypress Creek High School drink Monsters, Celsius’, and Starbucks drinks. These drinks have such an effect on the students that go here and how their athletic and or academic performance are.
Energy Drinks
Riley Gillespie, Writer/ Photographer • January 22, 2025
To My Bestest Buddy. In the Best Buddies club, the members stayed past the bell at Cypress Creek High School to make papers with their IDD buddy’s name for the purpose of helping the students with find their buddy. These papers are not only a way of helping people find their buddy but also is the start of new friendships being created.
IDD POWER
Taaha Khan, Photographer/writer • January 15, 2025
THE CLAWWW!!! Freshmen Chloe Catalanotto and Kylee Axcius dress as the aliens from Toy Story 2 on Halloween Day to Cypress Creek Highschool, enjoying each other’s company. Students dressed as their grade-level theme would be tallied for spirit points, and the highest count out of the grades would win, giving an incentive to dress up. “We love showing school spirit,” said the two girls.
To Old for Tricks?
Autumn Krapfl, Photographer/Writer • December 12, 2024
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Lyanna De Santis, Ian Bosquez, Edil Bosque, Denniel Gutierrez (left to right) expressing their pride by holding their Puerto Rican flag.

The Pride of the Puerto Ricans • 8 Views

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All drinks. Students at Cypress Creek High School drink Monsters, Celsius’, and Starbucks drinks. These drinks have such an effect on the students that go here and how their athletic and or academic performance are.

Energy Drinks • 5 Views

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First step on the field. Two freshman linemen, bound by passion and fueled by the desire to prove themselves. With every snap, they’re ready to bring the intensity, crash through the line, and make every tackle count. They may be new to the team, but their drive, heart, and determination are already making waves. Each play is an opportunity to showcase their grit and remind everyone that they’re here to compete at the highest level. Watch out—these freshmen are just getting started! “I look forward to my next four years in football and one day I want someone to look up to me”. Freshman Trevor Thomas Said.

5-Star Freshies • 5 Views

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Diving into victory, Gianna Sercu dives in as an anchor for the Coyotes 200-yard medley relay. Sercu is diving in for the last 50-yard freestyle in the 200 medley to finish off the race at districts. As Sercu dives in she does a 26.66 second 50 free where she beats her old time and is now a new personal best for her and brings the relay team to a great finish. Sophomore Gianna Sercu said, “I feel accomplished, and I set my goals which I was able to achieve them.”

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