JV girls basketball falls short to Charlottesville, 38-22

Ashley Iscoa, Page Editor|January 26, 2019

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A band student dressed up as Patrick Star waves goodbye to the children as they leave.

HHS Band performs Tiny Tots

Juniors Veronica Gutierrez and Macy Waid get ready to start their game against Spotswood High School.

Varsity Girls tennis warm ups

Another JROTC student playing in the VR set. The simulation was supposed to imitate being in a helicopter and trying to stop the California wild fires.

US Army visits with virtual reality stimulation

Senior Rylee Stroop warms-up before going up to bat.

Varsity Softball vs. Fluvanna 3/12

Junior Isaiah Moats was invited to play at Clementines Cafe as a guest alto saxophone player with a band. I went and played a jam session at Clementines, which, for me, was a big milestone that I wanted to reach. Clementines, was the first place that I went and saw actual live music and play on that stage with jazz musicians that are way better than me, Moats said.

Moats navigates Harrisonburg as African American musician

Players spriting back to the line.

JV Boys soccer practice

Coach Don Burgess discusses the game plan for the remainder of the game to the team during halftime.

Boys Basketball defeats Riverhead Bears 66-58 in regional qualifier

Junior Latham Fields dribbles the ball down the court while overtaking a Spotswood player.

Spotswood Blazers defeat boys basketball 76-57

Sophomore Terrya Shifflett plays defense against Broadway Gobblers.

Varsity Girls Basketball loses 26- 50 to Broadway Gobblers

Junior William Sanchez starts his warm up.

HHS swim team holds swim practice

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HHS Band performs Tiny Tots
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Varsity Girls tennis warm ups
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US Army visits with virtual reality stimulation
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Varsity Softball vs. Fluvanna 3/12
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Moats navigates Harrisonburg as African American musician

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JV girls basketball falls short to Charlottesville, 38-22