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Photo gallery: Baseball team vs. Flower Mound 4/22

Krista Fleming and Daniela Valdez Rios
April 23, 2025

The baseball team played its final home game of the district season against Flower Mound April 22 and won 5-4, tying with Flower Mound for second in district standings. This was the team’s Teacher Appreciation Night.

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Daniela Valdez Rios
The baseball team kneels for a photo with their teachers. Along with being Teacher Appreciation Night, the Hawkapella choir sang the anthem at the start of the game.
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About the Contributors
Krista Fleming
Krista Fleming, Editor in Chief
Senior Krista Fleming is the editor-in-chief, and this is her fourth year on the staff. In her free time, she enjoys watching movies, reading books and volunteering.
Daniela Valdez Rios
Daniela Valdez Rios, Reporter
Junior Daniela Valdez Rios is a reporter, and this is her first year on staff. When she’s not working for “The Hawk Eye,” she’s running hurdles, playing soccer or cooking.