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Colin DeFeo, Sports Editor
May 2, 2019
Campbell Kline applying a tag on a runner sliding into second base. She is committed to University of Maryland College Park to play softball next fall. “I wanted to stay close to home,” Kline said.

Campbell Kline Breaks Softball State Record

Nick Carparelli, Sports Media Manager
May 2, 2019
Timelapse of senior Ronni Binstock doing a bar routine as she prepares for her next gymnastics meet. The countless hours of training have led to many overuse injuries. “All my injuries have been over time. Something will tear and you have to get surgery,” Binstock said.

Tumbling Into Full Tuition

Emma Jeter, Staff Writer
May 2, 2019
This year, Green Club’s focus is on marine conservation and plastic pollution awareness. Made by club members, these fashionable bracelets were sold at all lunches to benefit Project Aware, a nonprofit that aims to reduce marine plastic pollution. “As much as you can, use reusable things, since it’s the smaller things that you do consistently that count,” Juliana Wilson, the co-president of Green Club said.

Severna Park’s 17th Earth Day Festival

Amanda Vu, Copy Editor
April 30, 2019
Although the festival is held at SPHS, Severna Park Middle School is just as involved. The school had their own booth to collect donations and promote free trees to help save the environment. “It’s great that we can get everyone involved in the festival, it shows that we can make a change” junior Jake Powell said.

2019 Severna Park Earth Day Festival

Holly Hutcheson, Staff Writer
April 30, 2019
Senior Bobby Davids patrols the Severn River as a lifeguard at Round Bay Main Beach. He maintained a confident and positive attitude all summer and made a bond with the recurring swimmers. “I do it for the kids who just want to love the water as much as I do,” Davids said.

Bobby Davids: The Epitome of Summer

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
April 30, 2019
Sisters Miriam and Abby Moghtader are tennis stars who play the sport year-round. Both girls have been playing tennis since they were only five years old. “This tennis season I’m hoping to accomplish another undefeated season filled with hard work and a lot of fun from our close team,” Miriam Moghtader said.

Moghtader Tennis Stars

Greer Long, News Editor
April 30, 2019
The staff of the Talon waits for the subway to go to Columbia University. They rode the subway many times in the fashion of true New Yorkers.“It was really cool to feel like a true New Yorker” junior Colin DeFeo said.

Talon Takes New York City

Matt Mangano, Features Editor
April 5, 2019
April Print Edition

April Print Edition

Talon Staff
April 1, 2019
Junior Camryn Chew is committed to Loyola University Maryland. She started playing lacrosse at just five years old. “This season I’m hoping to win the state championship,” Chew said.

Triple Threat

Greer Long, News Editor
April 1, 2019
STAR Week was first launched in 2007. Now 12 years later, SPHS celebrates STAR week every April. “I decided to join STAR because I saw the problems the students are facing with mental health and I wanted to take action. I felt as if I had to do something,” ambassador Sabina Khan (‘20) said.

Star Week Preview

Connor Killeen, Online Editor in Chief
April 1, 2019
Formers SPHS students Macey Atcheson (Class of 2016) and Kenny Elgert (Class of 2005) stand outside of the athletic fields before a field hockey game in the fall.

A Tribute to Kenny Elgert

Lauren Atcheson, Guest Staff Writer
March 28, 2019
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