Sprinting into Track with Style
Lilja Bjornsson, Staff writer
March 5, 2020
On February 4, the interest meeting for the upcoming 2020 track season was led by Coach Loren Childers. Childers made the announcement that the team will have new uniforms. The highlight of the announcement was that athletes can keep them post season. There has been an ongoing issue with having uniforms...
Grizzlies Prepared for Spring Sports
Abigail Schaefer, Yearbook Staff
March 5, 2020
Spring sports began March 2 and athletes have been working out in the off season to be ready for their first competition. Sports offered are track and field, boys soccer, girls tennis, baseball, softball and for the first time, badminton. Captains began early practices in February with runs scheduled...
Road to the Dome
Raelyn Young, Staff Writer
March 2, 2020
The Varsity Girls Basketball team has had an outstanding season with 20 wins and 3 loses. On Feb 28, the girls played Central Valley high school in Spokane for their first post season game. Currently, the girls are placed 6 in the 4A league. The team lost the game against Central Valley, and will play...
Wolves Are No Match for the Grizzlies
Chloe Nacorra-Scruggs, Staff Member
February 21, 2020
The Glacier Peak Grizzlies boys varsity basketball team already defeated the Jackson Timberwolves in their gym on January 10 where our varsity boys won by 34 points. The whiteout/blackout theme was major with a big turn- out of GP students and supporting parents. The Timerwolves then hosted the Grizzlies...
Girls Wrestling Success in First Home Double Duel
January 24, 2020
The Girls Wrestling team had a day of firsts on January 22. The girl's team hosted their first ever Double Duel against Lyndon, Ferndale, Marysville-Getchell, Marysville-Pilchuck and Snohomish. Throughout the match, we seniors were recognized with the first ever girls wrestling 'senior night'. The...
Lacking Sportsmanship in the Stands
Emily Smith, Opinion
May 1, 2019
At the end of February and the beginning of March, the girls and boys basketball teams got the opportunity to compete in The Hardwood Classic, state playoffs at the Tacoma Dome. Many students, dressed in blue and white, traveled all the way down to the Dome to cheer on the teams, including myself. While...
Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop
Isaac Ellison, Staff Writer
October 19, 2018
The football team have been destroying the competition going strong with a 6-1 win/loss record. The team has outscored our opponents by a 301-107 overall and with no intention of slowing down. The upcoming opponents could be fierce competition. Monroe could be challenging because they are traditionally...
GP Freshman Football Defeats Mariner 44-0
Alec Mullen-DeLand, Staff Writer
October 19, 2018
It was a 73°F day when the GP Freshman team took the field to play against the Mariner High School Marauders. This was GP’s seventh game of the season and their greatest win, with a shutout score of 44-0. Foreshadowing the result of the one-sided game, Zac McSpadden scored a touchdown from a 50-yard pass...
New Turf for the Upcoming School Year
Isaac Ellison, Staff Writer
June 18, 2018
If you haven’t noticed, for the last two weeks our main football field has been closed for maintenance. Every day we have construction workers on campus ripping up the turf so they can start the process of laying down new turf. Grounds crews will be working on it throughout the summer so the...