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A publication by the students, about the students, and for the students of White Station High School

White Station Scroll

A publication by the students, about the students, and for the students of White Station High School

White Station Scroll

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Winter Sports Superlatives

Grace Amgalan and Alex Le December 17, 2024

BOYS' BASKETBALL by Grace Amgalan "Most spirited will go to Landon Worthy (12)," Head Coach Quinton Johnson said. "He’s literally always hollering about somebody. He’s really a good supporter." "Best...

Demarcus Covington’s (12) tattoo is pictured above. The acronym etched into his skin stands for ‘pray until something happens.’

Blood, sweat and ink

Addis Shiberou, Promotions Lead December 17, 2024

Dylan Bolden (12) stands behind the line of scrimmage, sweat dripping across his face, with blinding stadium lights shining upon him. He has been taking down offensive players as a linebacker since he...

Sammy Kheril (12) catches an important throw in order to move forward. Kheril received the ball with intent to help create a winning run.

Rugby team secures fourth place at states

Martin Catron, Writer December 17, 2024

An unbreakable bond is carried throughout the rugby team, a blend of brotherhood that transcends throughout the sport, and envelopes each and every member with a profound sense of kinship. This bond may...

The Spartan basketball cheerleaders keep the basketball teams motivated with their cheers. The team has even created its own cheers specific to White Station High School.

The heart of the crowd

Celeste Cruz, Social Media Co-Manager December 16, 2024

After every layup, dunk, steal or free throw, there is an exhilarating chanting that keeps the basketball players and crowd motivated. Descendants of their long history, basketball cheerleaders are the...

 (From left to right) Sarah Scroggins (11), Lucy Roaten (11) and Karolina Deleon (11) pose for a picture before they start their 5k race on December 7th, 2024 in downtown Memphis. The 5k race took less than an hour for them.

Scroggins and friends run to fundraise for St. Jude

Grace Amgalan, Sports Team Leader December 9, 2024

According to the University of California San Francisco, an estimated 16,000 people get diagnosed with lupus every year, in which 90% of those diagnosed are female. In the case of Sarah Scroggins (11),...

Celeste Cruz (12) dribbles the ball during her junior year game against Kingsbury High School. The Lady Spartans won this game 9-0.

N.A.R.P. Life

Celeste Cruz, Social Media Co-Manager November 21, 2024

There is constantly a whistle blowing, a ball being bounced, passed, shot, a never-ending “Good game,” “Nice play,” “Practice same time tomorrow” and an unrelenting inner voice telling me what...

As the sun sets, athletes set their intentions on the game in between plays. Even though the victory isn't reflected on the score board, athletes cherish the time they spend competing.

The Ups and Downs of High School Sports

Betty Erickson, Writer November 20, 2024

Playing a sport is a major part of the high school experience. It breaks bones, builds relationships and teaches students how to be responsible. Eight million high school students play sports and only...

Second-place runner, Kameron Kearney (12), runs towards the end, exhausted during the cross-country race. Kearney thought of the finish line for motivation as he ran The Frank Horton Trail Race at Shelby Farms.

Students by day, city champions by night

Martin Catron, Writer November 19, 2024

The newly crowned cross-country city champions can be described by their drive, commitment and self-assurance. These athletes have put a tremendous amount of work into their training, displaying confidence...

The varsity volleyball team captures a moment with their mentors from the skills camp at the University of Albama. They spent three days with an Albama player and mentor. getting new perspectives on playing volleyball.

Communication and trust: the foundations of the successful volleyball team

Phoebe Fuerst, Writer November 6, 2024

Communication is said to be important in any type of relationship – friendships, with family members and in romance. Without communication there are misunderstandings. This is no different on the court....

Sofia Cruz (10) dribbles the ball during the Lady Spartans’ soccer game against Kingsbury High School. She has only been able to play for White Station High School for one season due to her previous injuries.

Tearing an ACL — an athlete’s biggest fear

Celeste Cruz, Co-Leader of Social Media November 5, 2024

One bad landing, one misplaced foot, one quick turn and one surprising pop can be the difference between an exciting, successful season and a long, difficult journey of recovery.  The anterior cruciate...

Kenneth Harms (12) attempts a dyno problem. Dyno problems require the climber to jump to progress through the problem.

Students climb to greater heights

Alex Le, Sport's Team Leader October 29, 2024

Chalk on his hands, Kenneth Harms (12) prepares to tackle a V8 bouldering grade. After discussing the plan, or beta, with Jeff Blumberg (12), he engages in battle with the wall, recruiting strength from...

(From left to right) Celeste Cruz (12), Paxson Abney (12), Crystal Trejo (12), Kate Metcalf (12), Adele Thompson (12) and Leighton Melton (12) are all seniors who have been playing for the Lady Spartans for at least two years. During their years of playing high school soccer, they have faced many changes.

Beginning of a new leadership

Grace Amgalan, Sports Team Leader October 25, 2024

New players, new jersey, new year — but most of all, the Lady Spartans soccer team has a new coach. Coach Shelly Rose was the head girl’s soccer coach for the past six years until she made the personal...

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