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Flag Football, Student Section, Jamboree

Flag Football, Student Section, Jamboree

Landyn Goldberg
August 20, 2022
Fashion Aesthetic Shifts During Pandemic

Fashion Aesthetic Shifts During Pandemic

Landyn Goldberg
February 13, 2022
Nike Air Max 90 Retro CU1816 100 Bacon 2021

Sneakerhead Shares Best of 2021

Landyn Goldberg
February 11, 2022
Spring Break Costa Rica Trip

Trip To Costa Rica Planned For Spring Break

December 14, 2021
Head coach Elisha Bears Dec. 9

[PHOTO] Athletes Grow Up In Wrestling Program

December 17, 2021
Making A Splash For State

Making A Splash For State

Landyn Goldberg
November 10, 2021
Before the game against St. Joseph Central High School Oct. 13, the team gathered together to have Pixy Stix candy. Senior Shea Martin said that since her freshman year, the team would buy Pixy Stix so everyone would have energy in the dugout. “It’s been a tradition every year,” Martin said. “It gives an opportunity for the team to come together. Yes, we do team bonding all year long, but this is a big moment where we can get energy together and get each other hype before the game.”

Seniors Bring Team Together

Landyn Goldberg, StaleyNews.com Editor in Chief
October 27, 2021
Mens Mental Health: The Macho Mentality

Men’s Mental Health: The Macho Mentality

Landyn Goldberg, StaleyNews.com Editor In Chief
October 27, 2021
At the plate, senior Shea Martin readies to hit during the 10-0 senior night victory Sept. 30 against North Kansas City High School. The conference champions ended the season 20-7. “Obviously it didn’t end the way I wanted it to,” Martin said. “However, the season itself was amazing.

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At home, senior David Marshall and junior Deon Burtin make a tackle during the 8-10 loss Sept. 24. After a rough start to the season, varsity football shifted their momentum, beating St. Joseph Central High School and headed into the postseason. “My favorite part is toward the end of the season how we connected and started playing as a team,” Marshall said.

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Dribbling against a defender, senior Andy Lipp moves the ball during their 4-1 victory against Truman High School Sept. 9 at the District Activity Center. The team looks to carry momentum as the District playoffs near. “My favorite part of the season was playing with the boys and helping them get goals,” Lipp said.

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Huddling together, seniors Macy Tauke, Emily Burlington, juniors Gabby Ramirez, Ady Horn and freshman Mya Schirk celebrate after a point during their 0-3 loss to Park Hill South Oct. 18. Varsity volleyball was battling their way through the district playoffs at the time of printing. “We have made connections with the team, and we have fun with each other,” Burlington said.

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Sophomore Ken’Veon Stone lays on the ground as sophomore Tyler Kerkhoff (#79), senior Anderson Hendershot (#27) and senior Emonta Hicks (#10) rush over to celebrate.

Football Team Victorious In Battle

Landyn Goldberg
October 11, 2021
At halftime of the Homecoming football game Sept. 24, senior Sofia Cascone is crowned homecoming queen.

Cascone Crowned Homecoming Queen

Landyn Goldberg and Kian Hunt-Espino
September 24, 2021
A missing soap dispenser in one of the Staley bathrooms. Photo by Landyn Goldberg

Devious Licks Equals Devious Consequences

Landyn Goldberg, StaleyNews.com Editor in Chief
September 16, 2021
The Money Makers

The Money Makers

Landyn Goldberg
May 21, 2021
The boys basketball team celebrates after a 67-54 win in the C.W. Stessman Invitational championship game against Liberty High School at Liberty. Staley, who was ranked No. 4 in the Kansas City area by 810 Sports, played Liberty, who was ranked No. 5. “It felt really great because we don’t really get to play Liberty, and they’re always good competition, and it’s really fun,” said junior guard Asa Bridges.

Run That Back

Landyn Goldberg
May 21, 2021
On Jan. 22 during the C.W. Stessman Invitational championship game against Liberty High school, senior Kendrick Stone rises up to throw down a dunk. That dunk helped shift momentum back in their favor, leading them on to a run which propelled them to a 67-45 victory. “We really needed that momentum,” said Stone. “We were in a big championship game, so everything just shifted our way after that dunk, and we kept playing together.”

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Aesthetic iPhone 101

Landyn Goldberg
May 20, 2021

Aesthetic iPhone 101

Archie Dinwiddie, Reporter
March 11, 2021
At-Home Workouts

At-Home Workouts

Landyn Goldberg
May 15, 2020
Pandemic of the Mind

Pandemic of the Mind

Landyn Goldberg
April 27, 2020
Stuck at Home

Stuck at Home

Landyn Goldberg
April 7, 2020

Mark Your Calendar

Landyn Goldberg
March 26, 2020
Winns Legacy

Winn’s Legacy

Landyn Goldberg
January 30, 2020

Hats Off to a New Year

Landyn Goldberg
January 30, 2020
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