Time to vote for the king and queen
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
May 12, 2012
Prom 2012 is just around the corner–upperclassmen have had a lot on their minds! Find a dress, find a tuxedo, study for AP tests, buy prom tickets, vote for a prom king and queen, sleep, eat, take an AP test, find prom transportation, food reservations and more. Prom. Prom. Prom! This... (more...)
Best of the Best Assembly packed with talent
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
April 25, 2012
In case you missed last Friday’s Best of the Best lunchtime assembly, Lancerlink.com is here to fill you in on all the awards given to some extraordinary students. The annual Best of the Best Assembly is prestigious, only champions are honored, and this year CHS has set some new records. ... (more...)
U.S Marine Drum & Bugle Core and Silent Drill Platoon return to Carlsbad for second assembly
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
March 13, 2012
Teachers and students piled into the home-side bleacher of Swede Krcmar stadium, waiting in anticipation to see the U.S. Marine Drum and Bugle Core along with the Silent Platoon team perform March 8 during third period. Many students heard of their excellent show last year and were excited... (more...)
Team Storytelling: Duggan displays talent on the field, stage
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
March 7, 2012
Many people know junior Antonia Duggan as a rising country singer, performing her original songs at big name locations: Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego Fair and the Orange County Fair. However many don’t know of her talent on the soccer field. Toni helped make history for Carlsbad’s... (more...)
Senior night highlight for wrestling team
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
February 16, 2012
On Feb. 2nd, All-American Wrestler Jesse Orona and the other members of Carlsbad’s wrestling team destroyed El Camino 71 to 9 on Senior Night. Coach Ross O’Briant’s team consists of seven seniors who have been with the program for several years. All the team’s hard work and dedication... (more...)
CHS lends a helping hand at the Mitchell Thorp walkathon
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
January 30, 2012
On Jan. 21, the forecast was not looking bright for the 3rd Annal Mitchell Thorp 5K Walkathon. However, the event continued rain or shine. Overall, the turnout was tremendous for the Mitchell Thorp Foundation. The community did not let the rain dampen their spirits. Without the support of its... (more...)
Lancers attend Reis’ memorial
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
January 13, 2012
Carlsbad athletes are heartbroken by the murder of local club volleyball coach Karen Reis. Both Karen and her brother David, along with John Reeves and Matthew Saturley, were found dead in a Coronado condo early in the morning on Jan. 1. Local police are still investigating the scene. But,... (more...)
Lady Lancers Varsity Soccer team snatches another win
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
January 11, 2012
Unfortunately, the bench was scattered with injured Lancers Tues., Jan. 10th, but that did not stop the Womens Varsity Soccer team from coming out with a victory on their home turf. Borrowing three JV players for the game against Patrick Henry, the Lady Lancers pulled out a 3-0 victory despite... (more...)
Stop by the new wrestling room and see where the champions train
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
December 11, 2011
Caught up in all this construction, students see no hope to the end of ruble but Carlsbad High finally has proof of progress, the new and improved wrestling room. This beautiful glass plated training facility is located behind the old gym, close to the athletic trainer’s office. On Oct.... (more...)
Womens soccer starts off the pre-season with a W
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
December 2, 2011
On Tues., No. 29, in their first home game under Swede Krcmar Field’s bright lights, womens varsity soccer dominated the Mira Mesa Marauders 4 to 0. Coach Carl Higham had only one day of preparation with his new team going into this tone-starter for the long season. The Lancers dominated... (more...)
Red ribbon week begins on internet saftey
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
November 18, 2011
Nov. 14 through 18 Carlsbad High School celebrated Red Ribbon Week with a take on internet safety. Due to the rising issues pertaining to Carlsbad’s community, ASB informed students on respect for yourself and respect for others. Red Ribbon Week originated because of drug cartels in Mexico;... (more...)
Lots of laughts at fall comedy: Major Barbara
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
November 18, 2011
This year’s fall comedy, “Major Barbara,” will be showcasing CHS’s finest actors in an English play from Nov. 17-19 in the CAC. Written by George Bernard Shaw, the three act play set in London follows Barbara, a salvation army volunteer who struggles finding money to... (more...)
Join the Friday football fun
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
September 28, 2011
Lancers stay on your toes. Friday, Sept. 30 will be an eventful day. Not only is it our first home football game vs Torrey Pines high school, but ASB has planned a pep rally and tailgate party. ASB expects these events to be very successful and ongoing traditions for future home games so be... (more...)
Pose for the perfect prom pics
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
May 20, 2011
There are some pretty intense four letter words: love, luck, hope, hate and prom. Movies have built prom up to be one the most important experiences in a teenager’s life. Preparations leading to this magical day tend to follow a pattern but, when it is all over, pictures capture the real... (more...)
Shed it and sweat it at the gym
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
April 1, 2011
Carlsbad is home to many athletes. Not only is our healthy community competitive with school sports but students spend numerous hours at local gyms toning their bods. The top three popular Carlsbad gyms to students are 24 Hour Fitness, Chuse, and LA Fitness. Junior Danny Knox, a current wrestler,... (more...)
Adding to the famous wall
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
March 3, 2011
On February 4, Carlsbad High School added four more athletes onto their famous Wall of Fame during the varsity basketball game. Parents, students and staff all enjoyed the ten minute tribute to Steven Vieria, Derek Stockalper, Joey Beltran and Sean Canfield during half time. “These guys... (more...)
Super Bowl XLV welcomes two Lancer alums
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
February 3, 2011
The most important day in a man’s life this year happens to be Sunday, February 6, the day the Packers beat the Steelers. Yes, stack up on chips and soda because it’s going to be a party-throwing game. If you don’t already know, Carlsbad High School will take full credit for... (more...)
Splash into Disney’s World of Color
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
January 27, 2011
Disney has always been the happiest place on earth but will it be beaten out by California Adventures due to the new water attraction, World Of Color? Everyone has heard the buzz of this new creation especially since it was estimated to have cost about $75 million. According to joyful reviews... (more...)
Roller hockey: CHS’s unexposed talent
Megan Benner
December 23, 2010
CHS’s roller hockey team dominated the Geoff Galindo Memorial Shield tournament held November 18-21. Wait, Carlsbad has a roller hockey team? YES! And a darn good one, too. The trouble is no one knows of their existence. At the November 19 game, Lancers defeated San Pasqual 8 to 1. Brandon... (more...)
The count down has begun
Megan Benner, writer
December 10, 2010
The television channel, ABC family, traditionally runs Holiday themed movies counting down to December 25th. This event is called 25 days Till Christmas. Many aren’t fortunate enough to have DVR so here is a quick summary of the movie schedule so you and your family can pile on the couch... (more...)
Swift speaks now, loud and proud, on new album
Megan Benner
November 17, 2010
Taylor Swift has done it again! With all three of her CDs going platinum, she is one of the most accomplished young adult singers. Her new album, “Speak Now” features fourteen secret-revealing songs about her life story. Leave it to Swift to have the teenage heart, laced with... (more...)
Run through the mud for fun
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
November 17, 2010
On October 31, Skyline Church held its traditional San Diego Mud Run at Cuyamaca Jr. College Park. Water spraying, mud flinging, heavy breathing and loud cheering help sponsors raises money for charities through this event. The 5K course was spotted with obstacles such as a wall climb, a... (more...)
Know your fall sports lingo
Megan Benner, staff writer
October 5, 2010
Every sport has a secret language. Most crowds get lost within lingo but now students will have a better understanding of what is going on during games. Here is the break down: Football Most students attend games but do not really know what happens down on the field. This is why learning the... (more...)
