The Sage: March 20, 2019

Sophia Parks and Julia Araujo

Mar 20, 2019

Brady Caskey, Sophie Mostamand and Bryant Kitisin

Broadcast from March 20, 2019

Anchors: Sophia Parks & Julia Araujo

Edited by: Brady Caskey, Sophie Mostamand & Bryant Kitisin

Stories Covered:

News Trend: Small Schools vs Large
- edited by: Sierra Jorden & Harper Hughes
Senioritis PSA
- edited by: Maddie DeVilbiss and Sophia Parks
Sports and Announcements
- host: Stephan Ellington
New Principal Schuveiller
- edited by: Zach Metzger and Julia Miller
Bachman Interview
- host: Summer Fitzgerald

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About the Contributors

Sophia Parks, News and Feature Editor

Sophia Parks is the News and Feature Editor here at The Sage. She is involved in many on-campus organizations and sports, and loves studying international relations. It is her first year writing for The Sage, she is excited to report the happenings at Sage and enthusiastic to learn the ins and outs of journalism.

Julia Araujo, Staff Reporter

Julia Araujo is a senior and one of the staff reporters for The Sage for the 2018-19 school year. When she is not on the field playing hockey you can catch her playing music or crying over dogs. She is excited to be part of The Sage team this year.

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.

Bryant Kitisin, Sports Editor

Bryant Kitisin is a senior entering his third year with The Sage. His time is split up between reporting and playing ball on the baseball field. Bryant is excited to run the sports section along with working with the talented people on The Sage.

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