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University High School

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Orange city, Florida

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A new

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A New Journey University High School 1000 W. Rhode Island Ave. Orange City, FL 32763 3,000 Students UHSTitans.com Phone: (386) 968- 0013

A New Journey

With every new year comes new experiences, new friends and a new journey. As a school we have discovered that sometimes things are not going to go your way. However, we have also discovered that you create your destiny and the path that you want to take. We decide if we want good grades, we decide if we want to buy certain things, we decide our future. We are learning what are destiny should be every passing year, and we slowly create what are end will be. As a student body we are strong, we help one another to be the best we can.

We stand hand and hand, strong and ready to change history and be better. No looking back, no regrets. We are on our way to being a better school, with stronger school spirit and a brand new journey.

It is finally our time to showcase what we can do. There is no looking back, we are ready to leap in.

Although there may be many set backs nothing will hold us back. We can accomplish great things. As we move ahead into our future.

Nothing can hold us back from our new journey.

Thinking Forward Before any game each player takes their time to get in the right headspace because every moment can change their future. “I always try my best to just think about how much every game can change my life and career,� senior Chris Lane said.

On the Sidelines

Time of Our Lives

Crest Football was all geared up for a perfect year Content By Emily Edwards

Huddled up and listening to coach Ryan New give direction the team is ready for their next play.

Every player finds a way to help support one another in order to make sure they can make it through any game.

Sitting side by side the team discussed what their next best move would be.

The aroma of a new field, the loud cheers of the student section and the stopping of feet surround Crest High schools football team. They’re completely pre- “We have been prepar- pared to take down any team that is ing for this season so in their way.

“We always much I know we can do find a way to overcome any difamazing,” junior Louis ficult team,” junior Casey New said.

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Winning any game takes hard work and dedication and the Crest football team understands that.

“We do our very best to work out and push ourselves to do our best,” senior Kyle Moss said.

The Quarterback Senior Louis Blake reflects on his time as the quarterback

“I love leading my team to victory every week.” senior Louis Blake said. “I know they’re counting on me.”

Ready or Not On their way to another victory the team always find theselves trying to get in the right headspace.

“I always give myself a pep talk before every game,” senior Kale Briss said.

High-Lights

Our Turn Running forward ready to beat their opponent the team knows what to do.

“We always know when it is best to make a formation,” Junior Chris Loe said.

Team Effort Taking one person down involves a group to make sure they stay down and Crest knew exactly how to do it. “We do a lot of practice takling training and it really helps us as a team to get the job done,” junior Bryan Trey said.

Some of the best plays of the season The winning tackle was unforgettable in the game against Lake Brantly. ‘I was so proud of the team after that play,” senior Ryan Kent said.

The winning catch against Lymann High school. “We were so nervous for that game and to see it play off way amazing,” junior Greg Sullivan said.

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