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The Hawk Eye
Avery Boyle

Avery Boyle, Reporter

Sophomore Avery Boyle is a reporter, and this is her first year on staff. When she’s not in the newsroom, she is either playing indie/folk music on her guitar or reading a realistic fiction book at home with her two cats. 

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In order to be confirmed as Catholic, I must attend multiple classes and retreats. At the most recent retreat, my sponsor and faith coach gave me this pendant. It has been an honor to learn about Catholicism and my peers.

Opinion: Confirming what is not

Avery Boyle, Reporter
February 28, 2025
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Alexander poses with medals he’s earned competing in the 150 lb. weight class. He has placed at regional, state and national levels for recreational club teams and is a member of the Puerto Rican national team.

A fight for victory

Avery Boyle, Reporter
February 24, 2025
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Senior Trevor Martin prepares to kick a long ball during a game against Creekview on January 14. The Hawks beat the the Mustangs 3-0 at Brian Brazil Stadium

[Photo] Boys soccer to play Flower Mound Feb. 11

Felipe Castro, Reporter
February 10, 2025
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While I’ve been to concerts with more fluid and expressive lighting, for a small venue like Rubber Gloves, I was content. There were moments I felt as though the lights hadn’t caught up with the change in atmosphere; however, one of the coolest lighting effects I’ve ever seen is the shadow of Lutalo cast on a vacant spot on a wall.

“I Figured” I’d fall in love with Lutalo’s concert

Avery Boyle, Reporter
February 7, 2025
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Infographic: Poem of the Month

Infographic: Poem of the Month

Avery Boyle, Reporter
February 4, 2025
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Girls wrestling captain Annalisa Afrifa holds a second place medal she won at the state championship meet her sophomore year. She wears medals she won at individual competitions. “It feels amazing to win,” Annalisa said. “It tells [me] that all my hard work hasn’t gone to waste.”

Mat Mastery

Avery Boyle, Reporter
January 27, 2025
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Like any tool, AI can be used to harm or help society. The power is in our hands and reducing reliance on AI for non-essential tasks is crucial to help mitigate its contribution to global warming.

Opinion: Intelligent Catastrophe

Avery Boyle, Reporter
January 23, 2025
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Striker Ezra Cryer dribbles past a Creekview defender at Brian Brazil Stadium on Jan. 14. The team won 3-0.

[Photo] Boys soccer team to play district opener against Coppell Jan. 21

Daniela Valdez Rios, Reporter
January 21, 2025
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In 2012, my mom and I pose for a photo before going to the park. Most of my memories with my mom aren't crystal clear, and I often find myself reliving moments we had together through photos and videos.

Opinion: Living with regret

Avery Boyle, Reporter
December 16, 2024
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Junior Jaidy Canacho tackles freshman Taylor Dogans during practice on Dec. 11. In preparation for the upcoming tournament, the team has been working on offensive tackles, including attacking from on top.

Girls wrestling to compete in Texas Women’s Classic Dec. 14

Avery Boyle, Reporter
December 12, 2024
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Infographic: Poem of the Month

Infographic: Poem of the Month

Avery Boyle, Reporter
December 11, 2024
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My mom and I pose for a photo on Halloween. I am thankful that my dad was always taking photos of my mom and I together. As I get older, my memory of her becomes more blurred, and the pictures help me relieve our time together.

Opinion: Death and dreaming

Avery Boyle, Reporter
December 9, 2024
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Junior Bella Thomas has modeled for clothing companies and participated in New York and Dallas Fashion week shows. Throughout her career, she was turned down for her height of 4’11’’and struggled to support her mom who had been diagnosed with brain cancer.

Challenging the runway

Avery Boyle, Reporter
December 3, 2024
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Infographic: Poem of the Month

Infographic: Poem of the Month

Avery Boyle, Reporter
November 12, 2024
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Mount Eerie’s ‘Nights Palace,’ was released on Nov. 1. Full of twisting prose and demanding chord progressions, it is a philosophically relevant album that invites the listener to be fully present in today's uncertainty.

Mount Eerie’s “Night Palace” is a personal and transformative album

Avery Boyle, Reporter
November 8, 2024
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American Football's 1999 self-titled album “American Football (Covers)” featured the same iconic shot of a midwestern house. Despite the lyrics reflecting on the end of summer, the original album has always been the sound of my warm, summer nights. However, the new cover allowed me to see the album in its intended season, autumn.

I “Never Meant” to feel underwhelmed by “American Football (Covers)”

Avery Boyle, Reporter
October 25, 2024
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Infographic: Poem of the Month

Infographic: Poem of the Month

Avery Boyle, Reporter
October 8, 2024
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Attacker Dane Johnson looks for an opportunity to pass the ball in a game on Aug. 30 against Prosper. He scored five goals and had four assists during the game.

A Splash of Victory

Avery Boyle, Reporter
October 4, 2024
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Center defender Bogdan Slavu blocks the ball from entering the goal in the team’s game against Flower Mound on Sept. 24. The boys team won 20-8 and the girls lost 17-9.

[Photo] Water polo teams play final game of regular season vs. Rock Hill Oct. 1

Lily Andersson, Reporter
October 1, 2024
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Goalie Amber Cho passes the ball at the mid-pool line at the end of the third quarter Sept. 24 against Flower Mound. The girls team lost the game 9-17.

Water polo teams to compete against Marcus on Sept. 27

Avery Boyle, Reporter
September 26, 2024
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Spanish teacher Berenice Colmenero explains a vocabulary assignment to the class. Colmenaro said that teaching Spanish makes her feel closer to her culture.

Here, there, and everywhere

Avery Boyle, Reporter
September 19, 2024
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As a society, we can get in the habit of viewing our peers as competition — especially teenagers. Labeling someone based on first glance as normal, weird or similar can make an environment hostile and unwelcoming.

Opinion: The Nonexistent “Normal”

Avery Boyle, Reporter
September 16, 2024
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Attacker Kamren Carruso catches the ball and waits for an opportunity to pass it during the team’s game against Prosper on Aug. 30. Caruso scored one goal on three shot attempts as the Hawks went on to win 20-11.

Boys and girls water polo secure first district win over Prosper

Avery Boyle, Reporter
September 3, 2024
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