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Lady Oakers Soccer Comes to a Close BY HANNAH BISHOP
Although the Coventry Lady Oakers Soccer Team didn’t have the outcome they desired, they definitely had a memorable season. The results of their season were 6-4-7, and having seven ties didn’t help them in the rankings. However, they came to play, and the grit and determination from the girls was shown. For a majority of […]
CHS Wrestling Is BACK!
Coventry High School has returned to its former glory in wrestling! At the Providence Career & Technical Academy on February 27th, Coventry claimed victory over wrestling like they had in the past. At one point, our wrestling team won seventeen years in a row, claiming dominance over Rhode Island. However, it would take twenty-four years before we could see ourselves win another trophy again.
More than a Game BY Christian Lassahn
Football is not just about the suffering and hard work which it takes to be successful, it is about the physical and mental toughness it gives people, and most of all to me it is my pride and joy in my high school life. Through the hellish practices and hard work, time and time again I find myself leading and uplifting my teammates as a captain, and inspiring others with the same passion for the sport that I have. My confidence skyrocketed and allowed me to make many of my lifelong friends, however, football also gave me a skill which I believe I could not have found anywhere else, and that is the ability to persevere through adversity and lead others through nearly impossible situations.
Unified VolleyBall Makes Oaker Nation Proud BY GRACE PETRARCA
For the second year in a row our CHS Unified Volleyball team had a successful season, and, despite this year’s challenges with Covid 19, the Oaker spirit prevailed against all odds. As this year’s season comes to a close, we would like to thank our amazing seniors, Devin Favino, Shawna Charpentier, Connor Macomber, Nicholas Kanaczet, […]
How CHS Students Can Stay Positive and Healthy during Lockdown BY AMANDA MCKECHNIE
Students are facing challenges during this time and many are experiencing a lot of anxiety. To reduce or even eliminate anxiety Oakers should focus on what we need to accomplish and what we can control. A reminder to students is that we can not control what is going outside during this time of COVID-19, however, we have power over what we can do to reduce stress.
Are You Ready to Take the Plunge for a Unified Cause? BY GRACE PETRARCA
Over the past year, Unified Oakers has been working hard to promote total inclusion in the school and unity within the student body. Currently, we are raising money to support Special Olympics at the upcoming Unified Plunge in March. The plunge is students from Rhode Island's schools and the community getting together to plunge into the ocean to fundraise for Special Olympics. This year half of the money that we raise comes back to the Unified Movement at our school. Our goal is to raise $20,000.
Playing Unified Sports Has Made Me a Better Person BY ERIC GONCALVES
I will always be a Unified Oaker. “Choose to include” is a motto I will always live for the rest of my life as I will always choose to include others no matter if they have a disability or not, everyone should always be included to do anything and everything. Nobody should ever be left out in anything; it isn’t the right thing to do at all. It doesn’t matter who they are.
Oakers Lacing Up for Hockey Season BY CONNOR MCKAIG
Oakers Lacing Up for Hockey Season BY CONNOR MCKAIG Winter has finally arrived, and for most students at CHS, that means the holidays will soon be upon us. But for a select group of dedicated athletes, there are no days off if they are to make it to Brown University in March. That’s because, in […]
Powder Puff 2019 By Ines Alba Vazquez
On Friday, November 15th, after an exciting afternoon of playing, cheering and applauding, the last Powder Puff game ended 6-0, with the victory of the Seniors by just one touchdown. During the event, students from all grades of Coventry High School took part in the games, either cheerleading or playing, and even cheering for their teams in the stands, wrapped in blankets and applauding in spite of the cold.
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The Resilient Heart BY LILLIAN DUFFY
My friendship with Noah is a testament to the profound impact one person can have on another’s life. His resilience has illuminated my path through darkness, guiding me toward self-acceptance and hope. Together, we have celebrated victories, faced challenges, and created an everlasting bond. As I look to the future, I am excited to continue this journey of advocacy, friendship, and growth, inspired by the resilient heart of my best friend, Noah.