VOL. 54 ISSUE 3
Senior Edition
The most unique school year of our lives comes to an end next week. Take a glimpse into the unique and challenging year it was for seniors. See pages 4-6
Baseball advances to playoff Round 3 by jenna jaffray
Baseball wrapped up a successful season, taking the district title despite being in their first year as a 6A team, but they aren’t quite done yet. The team is currently in the playoffs, taking on Bridgeland this week in round three of the playoffs. They won Game 1 last night 4-1. Game 2 is at 7 tonight at THS. If they win the regional quarterfinals, they will move on to the regional semifinals against the winner of the Rockwall vs Sachse series. The team is confident that their success during the season will carry them through playoffs and potentially into the state tournament. Although the A baseball player rounds the bases to run home (top)> The baseball team celebrates a good inning (bottom). Photos courtesy of Yearbook Staff school year is winding down, baseball is still hard
at work to ensure that they were not the district champions by mistake. “Living in Tomball, you always expect to go far in baseball,” senior varsity player Peyton Fosher said. “We’ve had a great winning culture over the past 10 years since Coach Rush has been here.” With a team stacked full of upperclassmen committed to play baseball in college, the talent is high and baseball hopes to make it to the state championship. “It’s definitely a family,” Fosher said. “Over the years we’ve done team building every Wednesday night, and we’ve gotten a lot closer since doing them.” The team has already made a name for themselves in the new 6A conSee Baseball, Page 6