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Farewell, Captain: Players Passing the Torch

Siena Feigenbaum, Video Editor • May 28, 2025

Goodbyes can be hard at any stage of life. Whether it be saying goodbye to your favorite pair of cleats or moving cities, moving forward without a component in your life is a challenging obstacle. The...

Sideline Support Systems: How Athletes Contribute to the Game Without Always Playing

Alexis James, Managing Editor • April 28, 2025

Every individual player on a team has an impact, whether they made the buzzer-beater that won them the game or gave the encouraging speech in the halftime huddle that shifted everyone’s mindset. Look...

Palmetto Girls’ Tennis Sets Sights on State Title

Mia Carneiro, Design Editor • April 14, 2025

“They're very dedicated. They practice every day and their level of commitment is there,” Miami Palmetto Senior High tennis coach Kelly Gibson said. “They want to win.” For the past eight years,...

Rebuilding and Rebranding: How to Preserve a Team’s Talent

Siena Feigenbaum and Juliet Isom • March 22, 2025

Every new school year, Miami Palmetto Senior High’s sports teams lose key players. However, MPSH’s coaches and staff are ahead of the game, as they prepare for a change of pivotal players for the team....

Framing Formations: The MPSH Variations Choreographers

Adi Greenberg, Photo Editor • March 19, 2025

Miami Palmetto Senior High’s dance team, the Variations, has won competitions left and right for years. The team comprises experienced dancers, some of whom have been in the dance community since birth....

T-Minus One Year: 2026 World Cup Causes City Budget Crunch

Sara Paredes, Editor-In-Chief • March 18, 2025

In the summer of 2026, the world’s “Beautiful Game” will reach North America. The World Cup, the largest international soccer tournament held every four years, was last hosted in North America in...

Behind The Scenes of How Coaches Work Together To Better Their Players

Anya Jerome, Design Editor • February 28, 2025

Miami Palmetto Senior High is home to numerous sports and teams, but teams would not be the same without their coaches. Coaches work together to build trust and enhance their players' performance by teaching...

Chasing Another Championship: Girls’ Flag Football Team Stays Hungry for More

Alex James, Managing Editor • February 27, 2025

After ranking number two in the nation with an impressive 20-1 season last year, the Miami Palmetto Senior High girls’ flag football team is poised to defend their title this upcoming season. As the...

Off-Campus: Palmetto Athletes Shine Even WIthout a Panther Uniform

Edie Carneiro, Life & Sports Editor • February 21, 2025

From the lacrosse field outside to the basketball court in the gym, athletes let their talent and hard work shine in the name of Miami Palmetto Senior High every day after the clock hits 2:20 p.m.. However,...

A Team Split in Two: The Palmetto Boy’s Lacrosse Blue and White Game

Sophia Snyder and Adi Greenberg • February 9, 2025

On Feb. 5, the Miami Palmetto Senior High boys lacrosse team split in two for a face-to-face scrimmage, also known as the blue and white game. The white team represented the offensive team and the blue...

MPSH Cheer Heads to Universal

Edie Carneiro, Life & Sports Editor • February 2, 2025

Bright and early, at 4:30 a.m. on Jan. 31, rows of students in matching t-shirts filed into a bus and excitement filled the air as the Miami Palmetto Senior High cheerleading team began their journey to...

Tip-Tapping Their Way To A Win

Savanna Byles, Design Editor • January 30, 2025

Miami Palmetto Senior High’s dance team, the Variations, took the stage at Pembroke Pines on Jan. 25, performing at the American Dance Alliance. Tickets for the event sold for $25 at the door. Middle...

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