The Sage: January 09, 2019

Chris Beauchamp and Noah Secades

Jan 9, 2019

Brady Caskey, Sophie Mostamand and Harper Hughes

Broadcast from January 09, 2019

Anchors: Chris Beauchamp & Noah Secades

Edited by: Brady Caskey, Sophie Mostamand & Harper Hughes

Stories Covered:

Ice Town Zamboni Feature
- by: Paige Zepeda & Christopher Kathman
Alexis Mae Feature
- by: Isabella Eiler
Sports and Announcements
- host: Jenny Tucker
Interview with Counselors
- edited by: Camila Moreno and Julianna Renert

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About the Contributors

Chris Beauchamp, Staff Reporter

Chris Beauchamp is a senior and was the Entertainment Editor for last year's program. When he's not working, he operates a film club after school and works as an independent student filmmaker. He loves being apart of The Sage and is looking forward to adventure in this new year.

Noah Secades, Staff Reporter

Noah is a talented actor and broadcaster that was one of the key reporters for The Sage during at the Student Television Network competitions in Atlanta, Georgia and Anaheim, California. Noah is very excited about this year's Sage Publication and is ready to start reporting at any moment.

Brady Caskey, Broadcast Editor

Brady Caskey is a senior and the three-year running Broadcast Editor for The Sage. When he is not juggling cameras and editing videos for The Sage he is working on Sage Creek's Yearbook staff. Brady is excited to spearhead the transition to making The Sage a live broadcast!

Sophie Mostamand, Broadcast Editor

Sophie Mostamand is a junior. This is her second year of journalism at The Sage. She is excited to expand her knowledge of broadcasting this year. Outside of school, she's probably at the beach.

Harper Hughes, Sports Editor

Harper Hughes is a senior and this is her second year reporting for The Sage. You can find her on the soccer field or spending time with her family and friends. She is very excited to be one of the editors for the sports section.

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