The Sage: January 8, 2020

Christopher Kathman and Kayley Teagle

Jan 8, 2020

Christopher Kathman, Tristin Hoffman and Benz Lopez

Broadcast from January 8, 2020

Anchors: Christopher Kathman & Kayley Teagle

Edited by: Christopher Kathman

Intro & Graphics by: BenzRussel Lopez

Stories Covered:

Basketball
- by: Nadia Razzaq, Bella Niems
Environmental Club
- by: Chloe Neal, Nancie Huang-Ball
New Dance Company Members
- by: Duke Donnelly, BenzRussel Lopez

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About the Contributors

Christopher Kathman, Broadcast Editor-in-Chief

This is Chris' third year with The Sage, and has been promoted to Broadcast Editor-in-Chief after years of hard work. His love for the Oxford Comma cannot even beat his love for The Sage.

Kayley Teagle, Co-Sports Editor

Kayley Teagle is a junior here at Sage Creek high school who has been a part of The Sage for three years. This year she is co-sports editor and is thrilled to continue enhancing the quality and legacy of The Sage. When not in front of the camera or editing Kayley can be found on the track or riding horses.

Tristin Hoffman, Web Editor-in-Chief

As Web Editor-in-Chief this year, Tristin Hoffman is excited to watch The Sage flourish and is anticipating each and every journalistic adventure that will come the publications way! An employee at In-N-Out, filmmaker and music nerd, Tristin also loves to run and spend time with her loved ones.

Benz Lopez, Staff Reporter

Benzrussel Lopez, a senior, returns for his third year of polishing up The Sage, and he’s passionate about making it look even better. Benz enjoys wasting his free time on video design, on R6 or FFXIV, or letting his inner extrovert rage. He declares himself a proud and avid enthusiast of audio, computer mouses, mechanical pencils, public transit, and Thai tea. Benz hopes to spark fire into those at Sage Creek who are interested in video and animation.

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