Football Falls Short in Hard Fought Matchup
Matt Keenan, Sports Editor
September 17, 2016
Even with a strong outing from the Monarch running and passing game, the Coyotes were unable to shut down the unrelenting offense of Denver South, falling to the second ranked Rebels by a score of 41-23. Monarch immediately came out with a bang Saturday morning, as senior quarterback Stone MacIntyr...
The Boys are Back
Jasmine Jeffcoat, Staff Member
September 8, 2016
With the temperature at 88 degrees and the humidity at 82%, Monarch’s football team had their work cut out for them. The coyotes were coming off of a 2-8 season, which ultimately moved them down to 4A. But even coming back from the rough previous season, the team was ready to rumble. With the Varsi...
Monarch Smokes the Buffaloes in Season Opener
Matt Keenan, Sports Editor
August 25, 2016
The Monarch boy’s soccer team settled any skepticism going into the 2016 season Thursday night, as they defeated the five time state champion Smoky Hill Buffaloes by a score of 2-1. After an offseason full of transition, coming off of a trip to the playoffs in 2015, the team saw former coach Marce...
Soccer Salary Scandal
Sarah Holland, Guest Contributor
May 19, 2016
Recently it has been released the USWNT (United States Women’s National Team) is suing U.S. soccer because they get paid a quarter less then the USMNT (United States Men’s National Team). This is first of all, unethical because it’s gender discrimination, but it is also unfair because the wome...
Letter to the Editor
Frank Dalle Molle, Guest Writer
April 29, 2016
Dear Howler, I am writing you this letter to give a little piece of my mind about bandwagon fans and the illegitimacy of their species. THEY ARE EVERYWHERE!!! First of all, I think it is ridiculous that they try to play their support off like they’re an actual fan. For instance, I’m walking down the...
Making it Without Meat
Daisy Fuchs, Web Editor in Chief
April 7, 2016
Competitive level athletics are hard, as is managing a specialized diet such as being vegan. When student athletes combine the two it provides an unique challenge that require conscious thought and effort to be able to maintain top performance. Here are some tips to help balance a vegan diet with being...
A Force to be Reckoned With
Sam Wexler, Yearbook Editor in Chief
April 3, 2016
You’ve heard of teenagers playing indoor soccer for fun, or maybe joining the water polo team in the summer just because. What you probably haven’t heard of is teens taking these “fun” leagues incredibly seriously, well now you have. The Mighty Sharks Basketball team is composed mainly of vars...
An Objective Look: The NHL Standings Around the Middle of the Season
Sam Wexler, Yearbook Editor in Chief
January 19, 2016
NHL Standings can rise and fall with the days, perhaps more than any sport due to the point system. In essence, there are three ways that a game between two teams can pan out. 2 points- a win, plain and simple. If you won 6-0, 2-1, in overtime or in a shootout. Regardless of how fantastic or how long ...
Coyotes Stick it to Resurrection
Matt Keenan, Sports Editor
January 9, 2016
Six. That is the number of wins the Monarch ice hockey team reached on Friday night, extending their undefeated season for yet another game. Led by a mid-game offensive surge, the Coyotes defeated the Resurrection Christian Cougars by a score of 3-1. As anticipated, Monarch faced a far tougher matchup than they ha...
Getting Your Game On
Emma Wolters, Social Media Editor
December 1, 2015
For Jack Ferry, playing tennis is more than just a sport. He has been playing tennis for as long as he can remember. “I’ve been playing tennis basically since I could walk,” said Ferry. “It’s almost always been apart of my life.” So when Ferry ran into back problems, he wasn’t going to let t...
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