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Lisbon's triple threat hard to crack on the mat
HS journalism: Cobe Siebrecht, Cael Happel, Robert Avila all ranked No. 1 Working a turn on top, Lisbon senior Cobe Siebrecht battles his way to the Tripoli tournament championship.
Lisbon program gives students real-world experience
By Gage McCoy, Lisbon junior LISBON — Lisbon INC is a better way for students to learn. This project-based learning class allows students to learn what they want to learn. Students get to branch out, research and learn about their interests and use their talents. “I like how it is an open environment,” said student Renae Hasselbusch, who works in the Innovate, Network, Create program. “You kind of get to do your own thing and learn about the things you want.
Lisbon wrestlers mine for more state gold
By Gage McCoy, Lisbon senior LISBON — Lisbon has been known for its successful high school wrestling program of years, and it has strengthened that reputation the last two years. The Lions have won traditional state titles the past two years and won the state duals title in 2016. They were fourth in the state duals last year. The Lisbon Lions have begun their journey to win a state title three years in a row.
Lisbon football was a learning experience in 2018
LISBON — Just like every other high school, the Lisbon football team looked up to its seniors this fall. The seniors on this team had their hands full with only four of them leading 18 underclassmen. Hagen Waters, who started at quarterback, was one of those four seniors, stepping into that role for the first time because the Lions didn’t have anyone else to fill the spot. “He stepped up to quarterback when our team needed one the most,” said junior varsity quarterback Gavin Wollum, a freshman.
Lisbon coaches, runners excited about getting a track
LISBON — The Lisbon track and field program has had a tremendous amount of success the past few years, but its has had to earn it without a track. This is all about to change. The Lisbon Community School District has passed a bond that will bring new facilities to improve the school. One of the main focuses in the bond is the new track. “I think a track will help us be able to fine tune the small stuff,” boys’ coach Casey Baxa said.
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