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Flag Football Celebrates Senior Night With 55-41 Victory Against Seaside

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Zayna Elkhal, Staff Reporter
May 7, 2025
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3.
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3.
Zayna Elkhal

On Wednesday, May 7, the flag football team celebrated Senior Night, highlighting the two seniors on the team, Mercedes Rodriguez and Lindsey Kapanoske, and hosted a home game against Seaside High School at 6 p.m.

The team secured a win, clinching a final score of 55 – 41. 

The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
The flag football team scored a win against Seaside High School, 55-41, during their Senior Night on Wednesday, May 7, maintaining their record of 6-3. (Zayna Elkhal)
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Zayna Elkhal
Zayna Elkhal, Staff Reporter
Sophmore Zayna Elkhal’s family is originally from Syria, and she loves snowboarding, dark chocolate, reading, and writing. Before the sixth grade Elkhal despised reading and writing. She would always just stare at the book and pretend to read it during reading time. It wasn’t until the sixth grade during Covid-19 she was so bored, that she got into reading.  All it took was one good book to set her off. She now reads romance and thriller novels. However, it wasn’t until seventh grade she started to like writing. Specifically she would write slam poetry. Her poetry was more about how she felt. It was a way for her to express herself. Since then, Elkhal has decided to join journalism to better her writing and comprehending skills.