Skip to Content
Categories:

Fall Sports Teams Wrap-Up Their Seasons

As their seasons end, teams reflect on their success and failures
Members of the cross country team stand in front of the pavilion during the Jacob Graff Memorial Invitational on Aug. 19th.
Members of the cross country team stand in front of the pavilion during the Jacob Graff Memorial Invitational on Aug. 19th.
Vasan Nomany

Fall sports are often some of the most looked-forward-to parts of the early school year. Football, soccer, cross-country, tennis and volleyball are the sports that fall into the fall season roster.

“I play soccer in the fall,” center attacking mid Kiaraneli Tomas said. “I chose to compete because I am very passionate about it, and it is very enjoyable for me to play. Soccer is like a safe space for me or an escape. I also love playing with my teammates and having fun at practices and games.”

This year, the football team ended their season in fifth place in the division, holding a win-to-loss ratio of 4-3.  

“The success in cross country can be taken on multiple different levels,” junior Carson Dubes said, “Obviously, you have the tournament at the end of the season, but you also have personal achievements dependent on the time you run. I would say it was a very successful year sending two runners to the regional race but also having everyone on the team PR (personal record) at least once.”

Sitting on the bleachers, the volleyball team watches as junior Ashlyn Brumett throws the ball in the air to spike it across the court. (Reyna Hernandez )

Following the football team, Cross Country was able to hold a solid standing with some huge player achievements. Winning the end-of-season championship and allowing for a few team records.

“The amount of effort we would put in together as a team really helped us this year, as well as the aggressiveness,” Tomas said”. Communication on the field also helped us a lot, and using people’s strengths to the best of their abilities. Our coaches were good at placing us where they saw us fit best and most helpful.”

The volleyball team this year held a solid 78th place in the state. They came in with a team larger than last year’s and were able to show the teaching abilities of the new volleyball coaches.

Donate to LHS Magpie
$100
$700
Contributed
Our Goal

Your donation will support the student journalists of Logansport High School. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.

More to Discover
Donate to LHS Magpie
$100
$700
Contributed
Our Goal