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Student Kassidy Von Husen (‘24) reviews the information found on Lakerlutznews.com to conclude that the ten percent increase for the schools of Pasco County will provide an extra $189,409,710 on top of the already planned $1,806,612,023.
An increase in allowance.
September 26, 2023
Laura Thapaliya (‘24) and Flora Voit (‘24), the semifinalist for the National Merit Scholarship. When asked about her plans for the future, To go to college, planning to get a four year degree at least and then see where that takes me, Thapaliya said.
National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists
September 26, 2023
Missing F35
Missing F35
September 26, 2023
Mural painted of Jimmy Buffett in Margaritaville, Key West.
Margaritaville at last
September 22, 2023
Mr.Welsh has taken his time in adjusting to the new school. “I hope to have a great year and I hope that every student is successful this year and does the right things and makes the right choices, Mr.Welsh said. Photo by Breanna Valentine
Welcoming Welsh
September 15, 2023
Cayden Thomas (26) eyes down the opposing team.
A new face leads the team
September 5, 2023
On August 19, 2023, the Mascot makes it’s grand appearance at the pre-season football game against Steinbrenner.
The Man in the mask
September 5, 2023
A black and gold blast from the past
A black and gold blast from the past
January 17, 2023
The Hoofbeat staff gathers together for a celebration in Room 517 on the last full school day of the year.
On the beat
May 25, 2022
At the Berkeley Track and Field Invitational on March 12, Adam Buonanno places 5th in the shot put competition with a distance of 42 feet 10.25 inches.
Throwing his way to states
May 25, 2022
Tables stay empty after being closed since the first week of school. William Hadley (‘24) expresses why he doesn’t like the tables being closed. “It sucks because it’s really nice outside and it’s starting to get hotter inside the cafeteria,” Hadley said.
To sit or not to sit
September 26, 2023
Game Master Ryan Arone (‘24) sets up his session of Dungeons and Dragons. The campaign has been running since the start of the school year and has multiple people playing in the game. “It’s like writing a book with three other guys,” Arone shares.
Rolling for a story
September 22, 2023
Stang Gang leaders Brant Boston (‘24) and Ben Unger (‘24) are seen at the preseason game against Steinbrenner High School, Despite this game not being a part of the actual football season plenty of people showed up and came out to support the players that Friday night Being in as long as possible and hyping up the crowd, Unger said. Photo by Vania Salcedo
A new year, a new Stang Gang
September 15, 2023
Bunny, I am home!
Bunny, I am home!
April 12, 2023
Flora Voit (24) portrays the strict teacher, Rita Ratamacue, with a stiff body and stern face, showing the characters commitment to keeping the children ordinary.
Extraordinary
April 12, 2023
Paityn Roberts (27) swims laps across the pool, doing the freestyle stroke, before the teams Tuesday afternoon practice. You can find her most often at the James P. Gills YMCA competition pool. I train about 12-16 hours a week, mostly with the team. I do dumbbells and also do club and school practices, and sometimes on the weekends on my own, Roberts said. Photo by Aerial Stonis
Swim superstar
September 25, 2023
Stang Gang leaders Brant Boston (‘24) and Ben Unger (‘24) are seen at the preseason game against Steinbrenner High School, Despite this game not being a part of the actual football season plenty of people showed up and came out to support the players that Friday night Being in as long as possible and hyping up the crowd, Unger said. Photo by Vania Salcedo
A new year, a new Stang Gang
September 15, 2023
The Mini Mustangs prepare to start the cheers that they learned at the cheer camp with the Mustang Cheer team. This was at the first preseason game on Aug. 18, against George M. Steinbrenner, the Mustangs ended up winning 20-16. Photo by Hanna Carberry
Moving the Mini Mustangs
September 13, 2023
Cayden Thomas (26) eyes down the opposing team.
A new face leads the team
September 5, 2023
The Mini Mustangs prepare to start the cheers that they learned at the cheer camp with the Mustang Cheer team. This was at the first preseason game on Aug. 18, against George M. Steinbrenner, the Mustangs ended up winning 20-16.
Meet the team
September 5, 2023
Prettier in pink
Prettier in pink
September 26, 2023
The return of the Mandalorian
The return of the Mandalorian
March 2, 2023
Avatar or Ava-naur?
Avatar or Ava-naur?
January 20, 2023
Melvi Ballabani (‘25) sits in the stands at the Mitchell football game on Aug. 26th against Gulf where Mitchell won 49-0. BeReal takes a photo using the front of his camera, and the back of his camera to show his surroundings at the game.
Being Real
September 8, 2022
The photo shows Julienne Sochacki (‘23) smiling after her performance. Photo provided by Alyssa baker (‘24)
Talent Show Winners
March 23, 2022
A students screen with the website Rycor is pulled up, showing all the club and school fees that have yet to be paid. On the website you can pay in full, or make partial payments, and it is a way for students and parents to keep track of what fees they have remaining.
Racking up the fees
September 22, 2023
A word of advice
A word of advice
March 2, 2023
Spring crossword key
Spring crossword key
February 23, 2023
Road raging
Road raging
January 26, 2023
Copy and paste
Copy and paste
January 25, 2023

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Paityn Roberts (27) swims laps across the pool, doing the freestyle stroke, before the teams Tuesday afternoon practice. You can find her most often at the James P. Gills YMCA competition pool. I train about 12-16 hours a week, mostly with the team. I do dumbbells and also do club and school practices, and sometimes on the weekends on my own, Roberts said. Photo by Aerial Stonis

Swim superstar

Aerial Stonis, editor
September 25, 2023
Stang Gang leaders Brant Boston (‘24) and Ben Unger (‘24) are seen at the preseason game against Steinbrenner High School, Despite this game not being a part of the actual football season plenty of people showed up and came out to support the players that Friday night Being in as long as possible and hyping up the crowd, Unger said. Photo by Vania Salcedo

A new year, a new Stang Gang

Vania Salcedo, Staffer
September 15, 2023
The Mini Mustangs prepare to start the cheers that they learned at the cheer camp with the Mustang Cheer team. This was at the first preseason game on Aug. 18, against George M. Steinbrenner, the Mustangs ended up winning 20-16. Photo by Hanna Carberry

Moving the Mini Mustangs

Bella Melby-Mazzei, Editor-in-Chief
September 13, 2023
Cayden Thomas (26) eyes down the opposing team.

A new face leads the team

Aiden Wallis, Staffer
September 5, 2023
The Mini Mustangs prepare to start the cheers that they learned at the cheer camp with the Mustang Cheer team. This was at the first preseason game on Aug. 18, against George M. Steinbrenner, the Mustangs ended up winning 20-16.

Meet the team

Michael Pekarek, Staffer
September 5, 2023
Sophomore Bryce Backus, takes a breath at the line before the ball is snapped. When asked about the benefits of pre-season Backus said, “It helps see where we’re at for the season and how we’re going to do with the stuff we’ve been working on all summer”.

Winning with ambition

Hanna Carberry-Simmering, Editor- in- Chief
August 28, 2023
Steady hands, endless ambition

Steady hands, endless ambition

Uma Limaye, staffer
March 2, 2023
Driven by passion

Driven by passion

Hanna Carberry-Simmering, News editor
January 17, 2023
At the rivalry game against River Ridge on Sep. 9 the girls set up in four lines and performed their cheers to help keep the Stang Gangs spirit alive through the entire game.

Kicking it up a notch

Hanna Carberry-Simmering, News Editor
October 31, 2022
Carter Fields (‘23) gets ready to get in position to defend against The Villages Charter on Oct. 7, at their homecoming game. The team ended up winning with a score of 30-20. “[The defenses greatest strength is] reading what the offense is gonna do before they do it, and coverage,” Fields said.

Let’s go, defense!

Bella Melby-Mazzei, Sports Editor
October 31, 2022

Starting the kickoff

Mattox Sartori, Editor
September 8, 2022
On Mar. 23, Charlie Fisher (23) rushes against a Wesley Chapel player to try to get the ground ball.

Ending the season on a high note

Bella Melby-Mazzei, staff reporter
May 18, 2022
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