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Jarrett Wilson

Jarrett Wilson, Editor-in-chief

Jarrett is a senior at Carlisle High School. He enjoys being very active outside of school, he plays three sports for the Herd and is a member of senior Class Council, National Honors Society, and is the student liaison for the Carlisle Parks and Recreation board. He enjoys broadcasting and journalism and has an internship with WHYL and WIOO radio stations and plans to follow this for a career path.

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GO FOR THE GOLD: Herd Wrestling is expanding this year with a girls team. Not limited to high school, participants range from K-12, in hopes of growing the sport at all levels.

Golden girls: CHS offers girls’ wrestling opportunities

September 21, 2021
BASKET OF ABUNDANCE: CHS senior Kyleigh Zenewicz shared this snapshot of the gift basket she received from her sponsor. Community members look to fill the baskets with the seniors personal favorites, in hopes of a lasting memory.

One large family: Carlisle community members ‘adopt’ seniors

March 8, 2021
NEW PERSPECTIVES: Carlisle High School junior Austin Shatto adjusts his camera angles in preparation for a Herd TV livestream during the 2020 Football season. Herd TV has also live-streamed Basketball this year and looks to broaden the sports being streamed in the future.

Swimming up ‘stream’: Broadcasting courses adapt to new limitations

February 17, 2021
Top row left to right: Jeremiah Carothers, Nolan Chenot, Jonas Fowler, Olivia Renault, Middle Row: Riley Henry, Jace Fetterman, Aaron Renninger, Sean Smith, Sarah Guistwite Bottom Row: Kiley Barnhart, Grace Hoffman, Rachel Bell, Julianna Askins

[Photo] College Signing Day: February 3, 2021

February 3, 2021
BRIGHT FUTURE: While 2020 had its challenges, were looking ahead to some exciting things to come this year.

[Photo] Rise of 2021: What is there to look forward to in the New Year?

January 22, 2021
Carlisle High School inspired custom wrestling shoes sit in the middle of the wrestling room. After the Thundering Herds long practice spent preparing for the 2021 season. The Herd look to improve upon their 8-7 season a year ago.

Grappling with life: how wrestlers use the sport as an escape

January 22, 2021
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[Photo] Unprecedented success: Top 5 greatest professional sports dynasties of all time

December 18, 2020
FILE - In this Jan. 3, 1991, file photo, Michael Jordan (23) of the Chicago Bulls drives the lane for a finger roll lay-up over Otis Thorpe, left, and Vernon Maxwell, right, of the Houston Rockets in the first half in Houston, Texas. Picking the car number for Michael Jordans new NASCAR team was a slam dunk: Bubba Wallace will drive the No. 23 car when the team makes its debut next season. (AP Photo/David Scarbrough, File)

4. Chicago Bulls 1990-1998

December 18, 2020
Unprecedented success: Top 5 greatest professional sports dynasties of all time

Unprecedented success: Top 5 greatest professional sports dynasties of all time

December 18, 2020
Earvin Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers scrambles for the ball on the floor of The Forum during the NBA finals, Tuesday, June 2, 1987, Inglewood, Calif. Johnson is surrounded by unidentified Boston Celtics players. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is at left. (AP Photo/Mark Avery)

5. Los Angeles Lakers 1979-1991

December 18, 2020
PLAYING A NEW GAME: Industries that have not had the spotlight in the past have now had the opportunities to make millions, as the pandemic has redirected sports fans attention and money.

Imitating involvement: Sports fans seek alternative activities amidst pandemic (Editorial)

November 30, 2020
EAGLED-EYED ONLOOKER: A referee waits to make a call as Carlisles Sean Smith rushes against Mechanicsburg. Officials have to deal with the constant pressure of correctly judging these contests without the assistance of video review.

Referees: the zebra-striped scapegoats of the sports world (Editorial)

November 2, 2020
A FRIDAY NIGHT WITH NO LIGHTS Ken Millen stadium sits on the Carlisle High School campus, dim and without any football as struggles with the season due to Covid-19 continue. The Thundering Herds first football game this season against Exeter was cancelled on September 25 due to an outbreak of cases in the district. Its frustrating to work hard this offseason and not being able to perform the first game of the season, Carlisle Head Coach Brett Ickes said.

[Photo] Home of the Herd: Sept 28-Oct 2

October 1, 2020
Baseball is at the center of a major controversy, looking at the role of cheating in professional sports., as more and more has come to light regarding the Astros sign-stealing scandal.

Caught looking: What impact will the Astros’ sign-stealing scandal have on all major sports? (Editorial)

March 10, 2020

[Video] Periscope Sports Talk with Jarrett Wilson, episode 3

March 5, 2020

[Video] Periscope Sports Talk with Jarrett Wilson, episode 2

February 20, 2020
Senior Jenna Trolinger cheers on the crowd at a recent boys basketball game. Trolinger is one of the teams flyers, which means she is hoisted into the air to do stunts.

February Female Athlete of the Month: Jenna Trolinger

February 11, 2020
Senior Rafael Portilla is our male February Athlete of the Month. His prowess on the wrestling mat has landed him in the 100 win club.

February Male Athlete of the Month: Rafael Portilla

February 11, 2020

[Video] Periscope Sports Talk with Jarrett Wilson, episode 1

November 22, 2019
Many Halloween favorites were recently given a taste make-over. The question is: do these versions match up to the classics?

Classic vs. Halloween Candy (Video)

November 8, 2019
Senior Casey Padgett runs in amongst State College and Carlisle runner during a meet. Padgett has been a key leader for the team, following in the footsteps of his siblings who also ran for Carlisle XC.

October Athlete of the Month: Casey Padgett

October 30, 2019
Sophomore striker Alyssa Myers dribbles out of trouble against the nationally-ranked CV Eagles. Myers had two goals in this historic game, as Carlisle beat CV for the first time in 12 years.

October Athlete of the Month: Alyssa Myers

October 23, 2019
Mt. Fuji has a variety of food to please all people including vegetarian and vegan options. This Asian restaurant was has been a long time established restaurant but has recently been gaining a lot of popularity.

Mt. Fuji: Sampling the overlooked gem of North Hanover Street

October 7, 2019
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