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Academic UIL team competes at regional meet, journalism wins first Region 1-4A team championship

Trevor Ferril, Associate Editor • April 22, 2013
Stefanie Suto
Members of the regional UIL championship journalism team include Kori Adair, Cortlyn Dees, Coach Laura Smith, Jayden Beatty and Rachel Smith.

The UIL academic team competed at the Region 1-4A Meet in Abilene, April 20. The journalism team won its first regional championship since Canyon’s move to 4A.  Seven students placed and three will advance to the State UIL Academic Meet in Austin May 20-22.

The following students earned honors in their respective events when they competed at Hardin-Simmons University. * Denotes advancement to the State UL Academic Meet in May in Austin.

News Writing- *1st Rachel Smith

Editorial Writing- *1st Kori Adair, *3rd Jayden Beatty, 6th Cortlyn Dees

Number Sense- 5th Trevor Ferril

Prose Interpretation- 6th Kendall Tipton

Extemporaneous Speaking Persuasive- 5th  Bella Barnett

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Trevor Ferril
Trevor Ferril, Associate Editor
I am Trevor Ferril, senior and associate editor for this year’s Eagle’s Tale staff. This will be my third and final year on staff and my second as an editor. Right now, my interests include most of my classes, mafia (the game), videogames, music, UIL academics, Science Bowl, the Dallas Cowboys and the Texas Rangers. I don’t like any other NFC East team, the Angels, the Yankees, death metal, most rap, most FPS games and some of the things I read in English class ("Tale of Two Cities" I’m looking at you) I’m also involved in the school’s varsity choir, Leo Club and will be the senior class treasurer. If you need me, I’ll be around. And don’t worry too much about tomorrow because today has its own worries.