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The Rider Online | Legacy HS Student Media

Senior Camerin Chinchilla dribbles the ball against Mansfield High School on Feb. 17.
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Girls' Soccer Advances to Second Round of Playoffs
Jonah Pedroza, Sports Editor • March 28, 2023

After a third place finish in district, the Legacy girls’ soccer team began their playoff run on March 23. Coach Jon Koehn led the team to a 4-0 victory over Weiss High School, advancing them to the area round against Wylie East. This year marks Coach Koehn’s first year on staff at Legacy. “We have a great chance of getting to the state championship,” Coach...

Senior Morgan Kolanek and the varsity girls bowling team will compete at state on March 25 and 26.
News
Girls Bowling Team Advances to State
Connor Whitfill, Staff Writer • March 10, 2023
Statistically, about 7% of high school athletes continue to play sports in college.
Sports
Rejection in College Athletic Programs Influence Students, Teach Valuable Life Lessons
Cameron Hooper and Isaiah Manning March 18, 2023
Junior Jantzen Redwine celebrates with Macie Echols, 12, at the Sept. 20 match against Lake Ridge. The team lost, 10-9.
Personalities
Redwine Finds Home on the Tennis Courts
Davis Collier, Staff Writer • March 20, 2023
Tips for Designing Meaningful and Creative Characters
Visual Stories
Tips for Designing Meaningful and Creative Characters
Kiara Williams, Staff Writer • March 29, 2023

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Statistically, about 7% of high school athletes continue to play sports in college.
Rejection in College Athletic Programs Influence Students, Teach Valuable Life Lessons
Cameron Hooper and Isaiah Manning March 18, 2023

Failure. One of the best parts of high school athletics is that it teaches young men and women how to react when they fail. Unfortunately, college athletics, or the inability to make it there, can teach the same lesson. But there is hope. Only 7% of high school athletes go on to play sports in college. With these odds, over seven million high school students each year find out they won’t have a future in sports. Where high school sports can teach young men and women how to accept failure, for most student-athletes it’s hard to accept that their sports career will come to an end. But for some, it doesn’t have to. With...

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Medical Careers in Demand
Eva Gurung, Features Editor • March 27, 2023
Top 10 Movies For a Rainy Day
Top 10 Movies For a Rainy Day
Juno Clark, Staff Writer • March 8, 2023

LBTV


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MISD Day of Service
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Legacy Band Family

Opinions


eReaders have taken the book market by storm, but readers are unsure whether paperback books are still the best way to read, or if eReaders are really the future of reading. See The New Posts list of best eReaders. Photo by New York Post Composite
eReaders vs. Physical Books: Battle of the Bookstore
Blake Hinerman and Abigail Morris February 13, 2023

With technology intertwined in every aspect of life, from virtual learning and online working, to communicating and socializing, the average person spends about five hours a day on their phone. More and more people are turning to books for entertainment and a pastime, but what's the best way to read?

Craziest Day of My Life
Craziest Day of My Life
Isaiah Manning, Staff Writer • January 23, 2023
An Ode to Ranch Market
An Ode to Ranch Market
Luke Bellinger, Staff Writer • January 16, 2023
Whitfill writes about the privileges he gained when he turned 18.
The Privileges of Turning 18
Connor Whitfill, Staff Writer • January 10, 2023
Top 5 College Traditions
Top 5 College Traditions
Rhys Riddle, Staff Writer • January 9, 2023
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