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Road to Worlds Freshman Kate Nosis makes her way to the 2019 WKC World Championships in Niagara Falls, New York

In age group 13-14, freshman Kate Nosis placed fifth at the World Karate Commission Championship. She missed medal rounds by 1/10 of a point. “I have done karate for the past four years. It is something my dad wanted me to get into and I liked it so I stayed with it,” Nosis said. With karate being one of Nosis’s strongest abilities, she has fought a long way to get to where she is today, training two times a week for two hours with her instructor, Doug Walker, and even training on her own everyday for an hour at the least. “I want to do this for the rest of my life. I am going to do it as long as my physical body can take it. I enjoy it because it’s fun and you get to learn a lot of different skills and there is a big discipline portion of it.

You also meet a lot of people,” Nosis said. This being Nosis’s favorite extracurricular activity, she has a mindset for her future. As her brother, dad and herself all do karate, she hopes to open a family owned karate facility so she can stay with them as they all run it. “It is really fun to do. If you’re interested I prefer that you come to a class and watch, if it then seems interestin. I recommend you trying it out,” Nosis said. Nosis holds 12 first place finishes in fighting for state circuit, 4 first place finishes in forms for the state circuit and a third place title in fighting at the AKA Warrior Cup in Chicago, which is a national tournament. Fast Fact:

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Homecoming Queen Riley Damore and Homecoming King Ryley Rose express their gratitude towards royalty and their plans for college

On Friday October 18, Ryley Rose and Riley Damore were crowned Class of 2020 Homecoming King and Queen. Damore was crowned by the 2018 Homecoming King Brendan Barnes and Rose was crowned by Emily Marvin, his best friend and the 2018 Homecoming Queen. They were voted by all four classes of Lakeview High School and were voted on Top Ten by the senior class. As everyone watched their coronation you couldn’t help but think,“That’s funny...Riley and Ryley.”

Riley Damore plans on attending Michigan State next fall and pursuing a degree in business. Riley’s favorite part about homecomig week was putting together a dance and spending time with other members of the Top Ten. She was very thankful for the oppurtunity and was honored to the Homecoming queen of 2019. “I was very happy to be crowned and everyone was so supportive,” Damore said.

Ryley Rose is undecided on where he is pursuing his educational career and what he is majoring in. He was very excited that he was crowned by Emily and had a lot of fun doing the Top Ten dance. His favorite day was Friday because it was the best day of his life. “It feels wonderful being Homecoming king I must say that,” senior Ryley Rose said.