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The student news site of Bullitt East High School.

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The student news site of Bullitt East High School.

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Sierra Karner

Sierra Karner, Social Media Coordinator

This is Sierra Karner and she is a senior. This is her second year on the staff and she is the Social Media Coordinator. She is taking journalism because she enjoys writing articles and learning new things about the people around her. She is involved in Beta Club and Project Unify at school and works at Walgreens. 

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Senior Adam Pruitt shoots for a layup. The boys played Christian Academy of Louisville Jan. 25 and won 81-62. "We had a practice on Wednesday that hopefully got their attention and got our minds right, " Coach Coach said.

Determined for Districts

Sierra Karner, Social Media Editor
February 23, 2022
The boys won against Breckinridge County 67-47. Sophomore Andrew Jackson slams the ball into the basket. “It felt good and exciting to make something happen,” Jackson said.

Igniting the Flame After a Close Loss

Sierra Karner, Raegan Jackson, and Katelyn Powers
December 15, 2021
Sophomore Cooper Harkey making a layup during Charger Madness Nov. 11.

[Video] Boys Basketball Prepares for the Upcoming Season

Raegan Jackson, Sierra Karner, and Katelyn Powers
November 30, 2021

Volleyball Through Photography

Sierra Karner, Social Media Director
November 11, 2021
Sophomore Kate Cissell uses her height to jump up above the net and attack the ball. "Being able to attack the ball and get a flashy hit is great and all but I could literally never do it without the passers and setters," Cissell said.

Senior McKenna Humphrey digs for the ball after a deep serve. The Lady Chargers played Holy Cross Oct. 25 in the first round of regionals and lost 3-1. "When you pass a hard driven ball perfectly it's the best feeling in the world," Humphrey said.

Senior Libero McKenna Humphrey moves up to the net to save the ball. "We left it all on the floor. I just wish the outcome was different," Humphrey said.

The Lady Chargers on the floor in their spots ready for the ball to return. "The game against Holy Cross isn't an accurate representation of our potential nor our capabilities as a team," sophomore Kate Cissell said.

Junior Torrie Frist serves the ball in the first round of regions. "When we played Holy Cross we played our hardest but couldn't pull through. We were all sad that our season had come to an end because our team is a second family to all of us," Frist said.

Senior Emily Huntsman adjusts as the ball gets behind her and passes the ball to attackers.

Senior Morgan Butler serves in the first round of the six region tournament. The Lady Chargers played Holy Cross Oct. 25, Holy Cross won 3-1. "Our last game against Holy Cross definitely could've ended in our favor, but they are also a very good team," Butler said.

The volleyball team celebrates as they win 3-1 against Bullitt Central. "It was amazing to beat Bullitt Central after losing last year," junior Layla McAuliffe said.

Players on the court celebrate as they get the kill. Bullitt East beat Bullitt Central 3-1 Sept. 30. "There is no better feeling than being a hitter and getting a kill, especially in tight games," junior Layla McAuliffe.

Junior Emma Brogan prepares to attack the ball after it's over the net.

Senior Emily Huntsman sets up the ball to allow teammates to attack it.

Senior Grace Satterfield ready to hit the ball into the air for someone to set the ball.

Senior Morgan Butler reaches out to save the ball as it approaches the ground. The girls played against Bullitt Central Sept. 30 and won 3-1. “After the game against North, it definitely set the tone for the rest of the week and coming out on top of our county,” Butler said.

Junior Torrie Frist bumps the ball into the air after Bullitt Central attacks it. "In order to keep up my playing time I always worked hard and pushed myself to be better and it turned out good in the end," Frist said.

Senior Emily Huntsman sets the ball in the air as junior Emma Brogan goes in to spike the ball.

Senior Emily Huntsman serves the ball against Bullitt Central.

Junior Torrie Frist stepped up as libero while senior McKenna Humphrey was out due to an injury. “Through the season we had a lot of sickness or injuries which causes a lot of change, but we always played hard and had underclassmen step up to the role,” senior Morgan Butler said.

The Lady Chargers in a team huddle before they start their game. They played against Kentucky Country Day Sept. 2 and won 3-0. “The bond our team had was so great, everyone was close and it made playing with each other so much better,” junior Torrie Frist said.

Junior Emma Brogan serves in the game against Bullitt Central.

Senior Morgan Butler serves against Bullitt Central after serving a perfect game against North Bullitt earlier in the week.

Sophomore Caroline Harbolt serves in the third set currently tied 1-1 against Bullitt Central.

Junior Torrie Frist serves the ball in the second set against Bullitt Central. "When I play volleyball it's the best feeling ever. I have been playing for about 11 years now and everytime I step on the court I still get excited to play," Frist said.

Senior Emily Huntsman sets up sophomore Kate Cissell to attack the ball in the game against Bullitt Central. "The camaraderie between my teammates and I was something that I've never felt before. They made me feel like I didn't have to be afraid to make mistakes," Cissell said.

Senior Emily Huntsman dives to save the ball after Holy Cross tips it over the net.

Senior McKenna Humphrey reaches for the ball after Holy Cross' deep serves. "We played with everything we had and put our all into the game," Humphrey said.

The team celebrates after a rally in the game. The Lady Chargers took on Holy Cross Oct. 25 in the first round of regionals and lost 3-1. "Getting a good point in the game after a long rally really sets the mood of the game. My teammates are my family and getting to play with them was the best part about the sport," senior Grace Satterfield said.

Junior Torrie Frist and senior McKenna Humphrey celebrating after a long rally in regionals. " I am definitely going to miss being everyone's biggest cheerleader and celebrating as a team," Humphrey said.

Junior Hayla Puckett attacks the ball after Holy Cross puts the ball back over the net. "Nothing is better than the feeling of turning back around after just getting a kill and seeing the excitement in your teammates and coaches. It's the feeling that makes me keep playing even through the hardest times," Puckett said.

Senior Libero Mckenna Humphrey passes the ball after Holy Cross gets the ball back over the net.

Senior libero McKenna Humphrey serves the ball in the first round of regionals against Holy Cross. "Volleyball has been my life for 11 years and I'm going to miss being with the same girls I have been with five years," Humphrey said.

Senior Morgan Butler digs for the ball after a deep serve from Holy Cross. "We had games where we didn't receive the outcome we wanted but as a team we stood strong," Butler said.

The team celebrates as they score a point in the close game against Holy Cross in the first round of regionals. "Our season definitely was one of the best I've had. We were a very talented team who loved the game," senior Morgan Butler said.

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Senior McKenna Humphrey reaches for the ball after Holy Cross' deep serves. We played with everything we had and put our all into the game," Humphrey said.

Sophomore Kate Cissell uses her height to jump up above the net and attack the ball. "Being able to attack the ball and get a flashy hit is great and all but I could literally never do it without the passers and setters," Cissell said.

The Lady Chargers on the floor in their spots ready for the ball to return. "The game against Holy Cross isn't an accurate representation of our potential nor our capabilities as a team," Sophomore Kate Cissell said.

Senior Libero McKenna Humphrey moves up to the net to save the ball. "We left it all on the floor. I just wish the outcome was different," Humphrey said.

Junior Torrie Frist serves the ball in the first round of regions. "When we played Holy Cross we played our hardest but couldn't pull through. We were all sad that our season had come to an end because our team is a a second family to all of us," Frist said.

Senior Morgan Butler serves in the first round of the six region tournament. The Lady Chargers played Holy Cross Oct. 25, Holy Cross won 3-1. "Our last game against Holy Cross definitely could've ended in our favor but they are also a very good team," Butler said.

The volleyball team celebrates as they win 3-1 against Bullitt Central. "It was amazing to beat Bullitt Central after losing last year," Junior Layla McAuliffe said.

Players on the court celebrate as they get the kill. Bullitt East beat Bullitt Central 3-1 Sept. 30. "There is no better feeling than being a hitter and getting a kill, especially in tight games," Junior Layla McAuliffe.

Junior Emma Brogan prepares to attack the ball after it's over the net.

Senior Emily Huntsman sets up the ball to allow teammates to attack the ball.

Senior Grace Satterfield ready to hit the ball into the air for someone to set the ball.

Senior Morgan Butler dives to save the ball. "Our season was definitely one of the best I've had. We were a very talented team who loved the game," Butler said.

Junior Torrie Frist bumps the ball into the air after Bullitt Central attacks it. "In order to keep up my playing time I always woked hard and pushed myself to be better and it turned out good in the end," Frist said.

Senior Emily Huntsman sets the ball in the air as Emma Brogan goes in to spike the ball.

Torrie Frist stepped up as the libero while Mckenna Humphrey was out. "Throughout the season we had a lot of sickness or injuries which causes a lot of change, but we always played hard and had underclassmen step up to the role," Senior Morgan Butler said.

The Lady Chargers in a team huddle before they start their game. They played against Kentucky Country Day Sept. 2 and won 3-0. "The bond our team had was so great everyone was close and it made playing with each other so much better," Junior Torrie Frist said.

Junior Emma Brogan serves in the game against Bullitt Central.

Senior Morgan Butler serves against Bullitt Central after serving a perfect game against North Bullitt earlier in the week.

Sophomore Caroline Harbolt serves in the third set currently tied 1-1 against Bullitt Central.

Junior Torrie Frist serves the ball in the second set against Bullitt Central. "When I play volleyball it's the best feeling ever. I have been playing for about 11 years now and everytime I step on the court I still get excited to play," Frist said.

Senior Emily Huntsman sets up sophomore Kate Cissell to attack the ball against Bullitt Central. "The camaraderie between my teammates and I was something that I've never felt before. They made me feel like I didn't have to be afraid to make mistakes," Cissell said.

Senior Morgan Butler, reaches out to save the ball before it hits the ground. The girls played Bullitt Central at home Sept. 30 and won 4-1. "After the game against North it definitely set the tone for the rest of the week and coming out on top of our county," Butler said.

Bullitt East in a huddle as they play against Whitefield. They won 3-1 after losing the first set and were 24 District Runner-Ups. "Having Whitefield as the first round of districts had us a little nervous at first going in because we had gone five with them in the middle of the season but as soon as the game started I think we all knew we had it. We set a goal for ourselves after losing the first game that we would beat them out the next three and we did that, senior Mckenna Humphrey said.

Ready for Regions

Bryant Faucett and Sierra Karner
October 25, 2021
Bullitt East played their last home game against South Oldham Oct. 14. Senior Grace Satterfield hits the volleyball and returns it after a serve. "This game isn't just an athletic game, it's also a mind game and you have to have the right mindset to play. With that being said Thursday against South Oldham was a mindset game. South Oldham wanted to win the game but so did we. We never gave up in that game and to me that shows a great mindset," Satterfield said.

Lady Chargers Remain Positive After Losing Senior Night

Sierra Karner, Social Media Director
October 18, 2021
The country has become divided on abortion. People in the streets begin protesting against abortion. "I am in agreeance with protesting about abortion, these are just citizens using their rights." Isenberg said.

Heartbeat Law Creates Tension

Sierra Karner, Social Media Director
September 27, 2021
The World Trade Centers after the airplanes flew into them. The first tower was struck between 93 and 99 floor and the second tower was hit 77 and 85. "Then I thought about how they were going to be fighting fires and doing rescues for days inside of those towers," Thompson said.

Citizens Still Mourn 9/11 on the 20 Anniversary

Sierra Karner, Social Media Director
September 14, 2021
Grace Satterfield, Senior, goes to serve. Bullitt East ended up winning the game.

Back Up and Ready to Play

Sierra Karner, Social Media Director
September 1, 2021
This is the water in Minamata Bay, Japan. The pollutants in water can be extremely harmful to society, even ones the ones you can't see.

The Planet Needs Our Help

Sierra Karner, Staff Writer
February 4, 2021
In warm weather, taking family pictures on summer vacation by the ocean. Jacob wanted to have a big family vacation with his family before passing, while everyone was taking individual photos we snapped ours. "I really had fun taking pictures and chasing everyone around, I will always remember this vacation," daughter Kailey Karner said.

The Impact of a Lifetime in a Short Time

Sierra Karner, Staff Writer
January 5, 2021
Nigerian man peacefully protesting holding sign stating, "We are not catfish you can't point and kill #SARSmustend"

Nigerian Government Continues to Disappoint Citizens

Sierra Karner, Staff Writer
November 9, 2020

Freshmen Have a Disappointing Start to High School

Sierra Karner, Staff Writer
October 27, 2020
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