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The La Salle Falconer

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The La Salle Falconer

The student news site of La Salle Catholic College Preparatory.

The La Salle Falconer

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.

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

Zayna Elkhal, Staff Reporter May 7, 2025

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...

Many volunteers brought decorations to adorn their tables full of food.

Muffins, Mochi, and Bubble Tea: La Salle Celebrates Cultural Cuisine in Annual Food Fair

Rowan Bienapfl and Esmé Ryznar May 7, 2025

La Salle students participated in the annual Roots Week Food Fair on Friday, May 2, celebrating culture and heritage by trying different foods brought in by families of students. This was a continuation...

La Salle’s Speech & Debate Team finalists flaunting their medals on Wednesday, April 30.

La Salle’s Speech & Debate Team Seizes First-Ever State Championship

Clover Martin, Assistant Editor April 30, 2025

For the first time in its 14-year history, La Salle’s Speech & Debate Team seized the state championship title at the OSAA 5A state tournament, held April 24 to April 26 at Western Oregon University...

“Anastasia” runs for two weekends from Friday, April 25, to Sunday, May 4, with the final four performances beginning this Thursday, May 1.

Two Casts, Nine Shows, and Four Months of Work: La Salle’s Theater Department Debuts “Anastasia”

Grady Wilkinson and Kieran Crist-Kenworthy April 30, 2025

On Friday, April 25, the La Salle theater program debuted “Anastasia,” its two and a half-hour spring musical production following Anya, an amnesiac Russian girl who has no recollection of her...

The Clackamas County District Attorney’s Office hosted an event on Thursday, April 10, aiming to empower victims of violent crimes and highlighting several organizations, such as the Oregon Department of Human Services and DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital, which provides therapy dogs that serve as emotional support for survivors during court cases.

“There Is Hope”: Clackamas County DA’s Office Shares Message of Compassion, Courage, and Community

Finn Christensen-McElroy, Editor in Chief April 16, 2025

This article discusses domestic violence.  On Thursday, April 10, it was pouring in Oregon City. An annual event honoring and educating the community about survivors of violent crime was beginning...

Senior Brooke Wilkinson believes that her coach from FC Portland is likely the reason she’s still playing the sport. “He cared about you as a person and a player,” she said, adding how he was motivated by the people just as much as the game.

Next Level Seniors: Brooke Wilkinson Selects St. Catherine’s University for the Next Step of Her Soccer Career

Kayah Cieslak, Editor in Chief April 9, 2025

Updated: Friday, April 11, 2025. Senior Brooke Wilkinson was born into a soccer family. From a father who played professionally and an older brother who would later commit to playing the same sport...

Over the weekend, students had the opportunity to go to Abby’s Closet, an annual event that offers prom dresses for free.

Inside the Wardrobe: Abby’s Closet Gives Glitter and Glamor

Kayah Cieslak, Editor in Chief April 9, 2025

Most students are aware of the costly prices for prom, with one major factor: the hundreds of dollars that could be spent on prom dresses. “Prom dresses can be expensive,” said junior Madeline Schnyder,...

“We did the unthinkable,” sophomore Riggy Khyungra said, reflecting on the team’s victory. “We made history.”

39 Years in the Making: La Salle Boys Basketball Brings Home the Championship

Ashe Hardigg, Staff Reporter March 19, 2025

In a true Cinderella story, the No. 9 ranked La Salle varsity boys basketball team took down four higher ranked teams en route to their first state championship win in nearly 40 years on Saturday, March...

La Salle's religion department, along with the broader Catholic community, continues to navigate how to teach and practice core religious values in a world with AI.

Prioritizing “Human Education,” Religion Teachers View AI Through a Lasallian Lens

Kieran Crist-Kenworthy, Assistant Editor March 19, 2025

For La Salle’s religion department, questions of humanity, integrity, and love lie at the intersection of AI and the school’s core values.  And while La Salle introduced a new policy last year...

El Otro Lado, meaning “the other side” in Spanish, was an impactful, week-long immersion trip where students traveled to El Paso, Texas to gain a better grasp on life at the U.S.-Mexico border. (Photo courtesy of Yolanda Solano, Cathedral High School Teacher)

El Otro Lado’s Raw Look at the Reality La Salle Students Will Never Forget

Clover Martin, Assistant Editor March 12, 2025

When a Venezuelan woman sat before a group of high school students, her son at her side, her voice trembled. She spoke close to no English, relying on a student from Cathedral High School — a fellow...

To gain a better understanding of La Salle, three Christian Brothers gathered to speak with students about their time at La Salle, how the Lasallian core values have impacted their point of view on the world, and their takeaways from high school so far.

Highlighting the Lasallian Mission, Three Christian Brothers Arrive at La Salle

Kayah Cieslak and Finn Christensen-McElroy March 12, 2025

Across the globe, the Lasallian mission exists in 80 different countries, with varying intercontinental institutions spanning from North America to New Zealand.  Linking all of these schools —...

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