The Seattle Prep Panther

A Warm Welcome Fore The New Golf Coach

Gabby Betzer, Staff Writer October 15, 2021

The beginning of the 2021 school year marks a return to a sense of normalcy – including the re-emergence of Prep’s many fall sports much to the excitement of student-athletes and spectators alike....

Jayce Woodward 22 and Elsa Kammerack enjoy pre-game bagels ahead of their game!

Bae-Goals for the Win!

Audrey Cromett, Staff Writer October 15, 2021

Plain? Everything? Honey Whole-wheat? Which type of bagel would you choose? For the Seattle Prep Girls Varsity Soccer Team, bagels have become a staple to their success. During the season, the Panthers...

How Many Runners Does It Take To Win State Twice

Mia Schwartz, Staff Writer October 15, 2021

Coming back from a big win, the Girl’s Cross-Country team has almost doubled in numbers compared to last year. While the team's growth could be from fewer COVID restrictions, the large freshmen class,...

Lane Gooding 25 (left) and Liv Gooding 23 (right) posing for a selfie before swim practice.

Sisters Take on Swim

Abby Baldwin, Staff Writer October 11, 2021

With over 700 students attending Seattle Prep and over 20 Varsity athletic teams, only a small percentage of athletes are siblings that compete on the same Varsity sports team. Freshman, Lane Gooding,...

Panther Pack rallies crowd during Prep vs. 	
Mount Baker High School football game

Panther Pack is Back: Football, Fans, Fun!

Kelsey Hamilton, Staff Writer October 5, 2021

Last season, the football team had to play their games in front of empty stands due to COVID. This season, the screaming and wild energy of the fans can be heard and felt from several blocks away. Football...

JVC volleyball team poses for picture after game against Nathan Hale

Students share their experience of trying a new sport

Kelsey Hamilton, Staff Writer May 25, 2021

Despite multiple complications due to COVID, Prep athletes were able to participate in the sport of their choosing for season 1 of athletics. For some, it was the same sport that they have been doing for...

The Girls Cross Country team starts a race at Magnuson Park. The team finished first in state during Season One.

The Season That Almost Didn’t Happen

Eamon Mohrbacher, Staff Writer May 21, 2021

“Special,” “Perseverance,” “Compressed,” “Adaptive,” “Family.” These are some of the ways that coaches and players described what will always be an unforgettable season of sports. Despite...

Jared Roznos (left) and Kendin Alexander (right) will continue their studies and football careers at the US Air Force Academy next year.

Alexander and Roznos Prepare to Take Flight at US Air Force Academy

Abby Allen and Olivia Manning May 20, 2021

Seniors Kendin Alexander and Jared Roznos will be repping blue and white for the next four years as they both continue their academic and athletic careers  at the United States Air Force...

Panther Pack executives Allie Saharic 21 and Maya Shields 21 cheer on the football team with members of the girls varsity soccer team.

Panther Pack Leads Charge with New Kind of School Spirit

Kate Ridgeway, Managing Editor May 18, 2021

With sports at limited spectator capacity and shortened seasons, student spirit group Panther Pack has rallied the Prep community to support its athletes during the ongoing pandemic. Behind the work of...

New Boys Volleyball League Draws Interest

Alison Choi, Staff Writer April 21, 2021

Prep has had many exciting and accomplishing years of girls’ volleyball. The team has gone to state countless times and has achieved high standings. Seeing this, a topic that has been going around for...

Seattle Prep Football circles up following their recent win over ODea. It was the Panthers first win over ODea Football in over 40 years.

Miracle at Memorial: Prep beats O’Dea for the first time since 1980.

Beni Jurion, Managing Editor March 24, 2021
The phrase “Anything can happen” came to fruition in the dying moments of Seattle Prep Football’s upset win against the historically strong O’Dea squad.

Student Athletes Face Tough Decisions with Conflicting Schedules

Gael Loor, Staff Writer February 24, 2021

When COVID cases started rising in Washington State, Governor Jay Inslee took action by limiting activities that would put people at risk of contracting the virus. Many people transitioned to working from...

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