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Track to Compete at Regionals

Madison Barnes, Managing Editor of News and Features
April 16, 2024
Paula Arantes
Students run the 2 mile race at a track meet. This is the longest race at the track meet.

The Lindale Eagles track teams will compete at the regional meet Friday and Saturday.  They recently captured the Area Championship, and for the first time in LHS history  have won both divisions at the Area meet.  

“As far as regionals, my hope is that we can compete to win the regional meet and advance as many athletes as possible to the State track meet,”  coach Chad Cooper said.

The teams were district champions before going to Area and advancing as the top teams.

“I am very proud of our athletes and all their hard work,” Cooper said. “It’s really fulfilling to see their success since they put in the work this year.”

 

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Madison Barnes
Madison Barnes, Managing Editor of News and Features
Madison is a junior and the Managing Editor of News and Features of the Eagle Eye Newspaper. She enjoys reading and writing as her main hobbies, as well as listening to music. She also participates in speech and debate, where her main events are Lincoln-Douglas debate and extemp. She has gone to state 2 times in extemp and once in Lincoln-Douglas. Madison is a secretary in the Creative Writing club and helps with writing contests. She also participates in theater as a stage hand. She hopes to attend SMU to study law, creative writing, and political science.
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Keren Lee, Managing Editor of Video and Technology
Keren is a junior at Lindale High School, and she is the technology and video editor for the Eagle Eye.  She likes to socialize and spend time with her friends. Keren hopes to take a gap year for mission work and then go to college and maybe go abroad in the future.
Paula Arantes
Paula Arantes, Managing Editor of Features
Paula is a junior and the feature editor of the Eagle Eye.  She is involved in Key Club, NHS, and Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy. In her freetime, she enjoys hanging out with her friends. She plans to attend UT Tyler and pursue a career in the medical field.