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The Falcon

The Student News Site of The Kinkaid School

The Falcon

The Student News Site of The Kinkaid School

The Falcon

Sophomore Wayne Shanks was a great addition to the varsity football team this year

Sophomore named VYPE offensive player of the year

Zoe An, Staff Writer February 12, 2025

During his first year at Kinkaid, sophomore Wayne Shanks had an unforgettable season for the Falcon football team, leading the team as the starting running back. Shanks transferred to Kinkaid as a sophomore,...

Isaac Ly, Kristopher Carlson, Gabriel Xu, Jackson Staley, Gavin Johnson, Su Senyuva, and Caroline Swanson before their signing ceremony.

Seniors honored on signing day

Catherine Rosser, Staff Writer February 10, 2025

The celebration of eight seniors who have decided to take the next step in their academic and athletic careers by signing their national level of intent took place in the Melcher gymnasium Wednesday, Feb....

Chris Mo (left) uses his fencing skills against an opponent.

Freshman finds joy through fencing

Ellie Ott, Staff Writer November 20, 2024

“The sound of clashing swords, the sharp, metallic scrape of blades against one another, gives me an adrenaline rush I can only find on the fencing strip,” freshman Chris Mo said.   Mo, who has...

Rugby Club members Morgan Tannery and Jack Harper practice throwing the rugby ball around. Each club day, the Rugby team goes down to the center green to throw around the ball and practice specific skills. Dante, the club president, states that “the club welcomes all students to experience the physical and mental strength rugby builds.”

New rugby club sparks interest

Hudson Holton, Staff Writer October 18, 2024

A new club has arrived on campus: the rugby club.  Founded by junior and club president Dante Agostini, the club aims to introduce and grow interest in the sport within the school community.  “The...

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A story for every sip

October 18, 2024

The Apartment in Korea Stumbling over an entryway step, I fumed and stomped into my grandmother’s living room. I scanned over it, eyes widening. The room was cramped and hot as an oven. The single...

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