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  • Favorite Moments of the Fall Sports Season

    Between boys’ tennis, girls’ golf, cross country, soccer, football and volleyball, Oriole athletes piled up more than 100 wins this fall. Those wins included a state championship by the volleyball team and sectional titles by the football and boys’ cross country teams. (The football team looks to extend its post-season run tonight in a regional… Read more

  • Q&A with Eurydice’s Delaney Butler

    By Reece Westfall | Web Managing Editor On Saturday Nov. 11, actors and techies from Avon High School will be moving their show from the auditorium stage to Manchester University to compete in their Regional Thespian Conference. The cast is hoping that their section from the play, Eurydice, will take them from Regionals all the… Read more

  • National Merit Program Honors AHS Seniors

      By Dia Gill | Web Managing Editor Juniors who take the PSAT are automatically entered into the National Merit Scholarship Program, an academic competition that can lead to scholarships and awards for students with qualifying scores. According to the College Board, of the thousands of students that take the PSAT in the fall, the… Read more

  • Students Perform in The Addams Family Musical

    By Colby Owens | Reporter Every year Avon High School’s performing arts department puts on a fall musical for the school and community. This year’s “The Addams Family” musical was directed by theater teacher Kaitlyn Spires and performed on October 6, 7, and 8. Ms. Spires has taught at Avon High School for one full… Read more

  • How Much Do Football Players at AHS Eat?

    Brannigan Watson | Reporter Have you ever wondered how much the tall, buff football players eat each day? The Echo decided to find out with juniors Addison Batton and Dan Bowles. This is what we found out: ​Breakfast: The football team members said that they eat very different breakfast diets. “Sometimes I don’t eat, but… Read more

  • Q&A With Football Managers

      By Stephen Dumeyer | Reporter Why did you choose to manage football over other sports? Nicole Pedroza:  I’ve just always enjoyed watching football and the players make it a great experience. It’s just a fun thing to be a part of plus it’s one of the only sports that doesn’t collide with my sport season.  Audrey… Read more

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