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The Pony Express
The student news site of Stillwater Area High School

The Pony Express
Kayla Gjerde

Kayla Gjerde, Social Media Reporter

Kayla Gjerde is a junior at Stillwater Area High School. She plays volleyball on the varsity team. She has two dogs and three siblings.

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Mike Parker walking the team in after an inning on April 7 while playing the Woodbury Royals. Mike Parker says,” Growing up I coached Evan in basketball and I thought that was a better bonding experience for us. When I’ve coached him in baseball here at the high school because right now he is a JV player and I’m varsity head coach, but I don’t get that much interaction with him.”

Mike Parker, father: like father, like son

Kayla Gjerde, Social Media Reporter
May 4, 2017
Austin Murr getting ready to hit at the Ponies game on April 24 against Woodbury Royals. “My dad got me to start playing baseball when I was young and now he doesn’t make me, I just like to play and be a part of the team,” Evan says.

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Graham Laubscher walking back to the pitchers mound at the Ponies game on April 24 against Woodbury Royals. Mike Parker says, “I like coaching him because I get to see him around his friends socially. He’s got a great personality, he’s really outgoing, and I get to see the outside of him. I am lucky enough where a lot of parents don’t get to see how their kids might be at school.”

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Mike Parker coaching the Ponies on the sideline on April 7 while playing the Woodbury Royals. “It’s nice for him to see what I do for a job and he actually gets to experience what my day to day life is like more than you normally do,” says Mike Parker.

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Graham Laubscher getting ready to pitch on April 7 against the Woodbury Royals. Mike Parker says, “Individually I am always rooting for him [Evan] to do well and hoping that he makes the plays and is enjoying himself.”

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Graham Laubscher walking back to the pitchers mound at the Ponies game on April 24 against Woodbury Royals. Mike Parker says, “I like coaching him because I get to see him around his friends socially. He’s got a great personality, he’s really outgoing, and I get to see the outside of him. I am lucky enough where a lot of parents don’t get to see how their kids might be at school.”

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Austin Murr getting ready to hit at the Ponies game on April 24 against Woodbury Royals. “My dad got me to start playing baseball when I was young and now he doesn’t make me, I just like to play and be a part of the team,” Evan says.

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Graham Laubscher getting ready to pitch on April 7 against the Woodbury Royals. Mike Parker says, “Individually I am always rooting for him [Evan] to do well and hoping that he makes the plays and is enjoying himself.”

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Mike Parker coaching the Ponies on the sideline on April 7 while playing the Woodbury Royals. “It’s nice for him to see what I do for a job and he actually gets to experience what my day to day life is like more than you normally do,” says Mike Parker.

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Mike Parker walking the team in after an inning on April 7 while playing the Woodbury Royals. Mike Parker says,” Growing up I coached Evan in basketball and I thought that was a better bonding experience for us. When I’ve coached him in baseball here at the high school because right now he is a JV player and I’m varsity head coach, but I don’t get that much interaction with him.”

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Scalia is trying to escape the opponent. I started playing basketball because my dad wanted me to, Sara said. The ponies play the Mustangs.

Sara Scalia following in father’s footsteps with basketball

Kayla Gjerde, Social Media Reporter
February 16, 2017
Scalia throws a free throw. Scalia commented, My goal this year is to get into the 1,000 point club and Im 35 points away with seven games left.

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Transition team considers Pony Time study block next fall

Transition team considers Pony Time study block next fall

Kayla Gjerde, Social Media Reporter
January 6, 2017
Molly Junker said, No matter how many crashes or technical issues you have, you will never cross a finish line without hearing the roar of your team and the constant clanking of cowbells. Every team is cheering for every rider.

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Molly Junker said, Besides flying down hills at ridiculously high speeds and feeling inertia and gravity push and pull against you and your bike, the best thing about mountain biking is the sense of inclusivity.

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Siri Bohacek said, Overall we have a very young team in general which bodes well for the future.

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Colin Gray said, I had been mountain biking my whole life, but One day my dad told me that he was helping to set up a new team for mountain biking, I had quit soccer at the time and my fall was open, so I didnt see any downside to trying the team out.

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Colin Gray said, It took an entire year of training and a lot of hard work throughout the season. We would not have been able to do it without our coaches.

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Attendance policy reinforced to improve attendance

Attendance policy reinforced to improve attendance

Kayla Gjerde, Social Media Reporter
October 13, 2016

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Kayla Gjerde, Social Media Reporter
September 19, 2016
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