Cats Defeated on the Court
On Feb. 1, 2023, RCHS hosted a Boys Varsity Basketball Game against Alleghany County. Sadly, the Wildcats lost by a margin of five points, 52-57. Junior player Milo Mulitalo said, “Keaton played really well that game with around 16 points.”
In the end it just wasn’t enough to pull off a win.
“Overall I felt we were out hustled and just shots were not falling,” said Mulitalo.
Ultimately, this season came to a perfectly respectable 10-11 end, and the Wildcats are sure to keep on trying.
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Bee Sackett, Opinion Editor
Junior Bee Sackett is non-binary, preferring they/them pronouns. Bee is in their second year of Journalism. They chose to join Journalism as a reporter because they wanted to learn how to write with objectivity and see everything from multiple sides, in addition to their aspirations of being a conflict journalist. They’re also interested in Journalism because they want to be able to represent communities that are important to them and be able to give a voice to people who are often left unheard. They have always found a fascination with journalism that is rare in other subjects; they feel that integrity is integral to everything, which makes Journalism a natural fit. Bee is involved with STAND, co-president of SAGA, co-president of Green Team, and a player on the Academic Team. They love to play the piano and listen to the loudest music they can find at the highest volume they can bear.
