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Salt River High School students and staff recently held a goodbye party for Catherine Kasper, 11th- and 12th-grade English Language Arts teacher, and longtime JROTC instructor Sam Carter. Everyone shed some tears, ate some cake and celebrated the accomplishments of these two instructors as they move on to new challenges. Carter is leaving after dedicating […]
The Salt River High School baseball season has sprung into action. The team played its third game on Thursday, March 5, at Salt River High School against Highland Prep. The Eagles fell short, losing to Highland by one run, with a final score of 5-4. The Eagles are currently 0-4 and have eight games left […]
The softball season is underway. The Salt River High School Lady Eagles softball team played their second game against Thunderbird Adventist Academy on Thursday, March 5. The Lady Eagles put up a battle with Thunderbird and lost by two runs in a close game, with the final score of 12-10. The Lady Eagles are 1-1 […]
Story and photos submitted by Vanessa LechugaVanessa.Lechuga@srpmic-nsn.gov On Friday, February 21, the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Recreational Services–Athletics Division tipped off its annual Junior High Basketball Tournament at the Way of Life Facility. The seventh- and eighth-grade tournament had six teams in the Boys Division and six teams in the Girls Division. Teams battled […]
The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community’s Recreational Services Super Kids and Teens Club celebrated Valentine’s Day with a special Roaring Twenties party. Community youth who are medically diagnosed with a physical or mental disability and their families were invited to a night of fun that included dinner, dancing and photo ops at the Salt River […]
On October 22, 2019, the girls’ volleyball game between Caurus Academy in Anthem and Salt River High School was halted during the beginning of the fourth set due to racial gestures and slurs aimed against the SRHS team. The incident gained a lot of social media attention. Support poured in for the girls, including from […]
The Salt River High School Lady Eagles rolled past Tri-City College Prep on Saturday, February 15, with a 54-17 win. A week later, they played Desert Heights Preparatory Academy and scored a heart-racing 1-point victory, 39-38, to advance to the Division II state championship game. “My heart is still trying to calm down after this […]
The Salt River Visak basketball team has been training with physical specialist Ryan Duran of the Salt River Fitness Center. Players on the team include Raja Reyes, Marcus Lasiloo, Eli Waters, Davon Strong, Salese Schurz and Joe Schurz. “Right now these kids are at a stage where they’re starting to develop but cannot be lifting […]
By Hannah LewisO’odham Action Newshannah.lewis@srmpic-nsn.gov On Saturday, January 4, a notable inauguration was held at the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Justice Building. Acting Chief Judge Darayne Achin had the important role of swearing in this year’s members of the Young River People’s Council, along with the newly elected executive members who fulfill specific duties […]
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