The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
Zack Knust

Zack Knust, Data Manager

Hi! I’m Zack Knust, I am 17, and this is my fourth year in SPUB. I am a Galleries and Graphics Manager. because I really enjoy online writing, photography, and getting to the truth. I am also involved in Scholars Bowl and Theater. I enjoy being around animals of all shapes and sizes and just hanging out with friends. I love video games, board games, movies, trading cards, and comics and enjoy collecting them. I think journalism is important because it is important that everyone learns about what is going on in the school and around the world. I hope to get more people involved in the website and yearbook.

All content by Zack Knust

Spring Sports Update

April 20, 2022

Gym Class Game Day

January 12, 2022

Boys Take Wrestling Home

December 10, 2021

Girls Start Practicing for the Winter Season

November 30, 2021

A Peek into the Classroom

October 5, 2021
Although there isnt a set date or location for Mias mural to go into Kansas City, it is known that is will be in the KC area (Design by M. Anderton).

Student’s Mural Design planned to Light Up Kansas City Building

September 20, 2021

Sports Gallery Recap

September 14, 2021
As Vietnam suffers from a severe COVID-19 outbreak, there has been more and more restrictions on their outbreak. Le Van Tri was caught spreading the virus to eight people, and now served five years of prison (Photo courtesy BBC News).

Vietnam Man Gets 5 Years Prison for Spread of COVID-19

September 8, 2021
On Aug. 31, the soccer team hosted their first game of the season at home versus Gardner. While it was the first game, the Dazzlers also danced at the game in attempt to become more involved (Photo by L. Haney).

Dazzling Win for the Broncos

September 7, 2021
Carson Lightcap, 10, and Tom Uferman, 12, touch rackets. Touching rackets is an act of encouragement in Tennis (Photo by B. Shaffer).

JV Home Tennis Quad

April 28, 2021
As deaths due to COVID-19 continue to rise in India, the country has found itself having to utilize funeral pyres like the ones pictured here to dispose of their dead (photo courtesy AP News).

COVID-19 Cases in India Skyrocket

April 26, 2021
The Cast of the Pandemic Project: Part 2, pose together at the end of their performance (Photo by Z. Knust).

The Pandemic Project: Part 2

April 13, 2021
New York governor Andrew Cuomo has officially signed into law a bill that legalizes marijuana usage. In addition, the criminal records of past marijuana users will be expunged (photo courtesy AP News).

New York Legalizes Marijuana Usage

March 31, 2021
The controversy over the federal minimum wage has brought forth a discussion. Most introductory positions are paid minimum wage, which for a recent college graduate isn’t a livable wage (photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons).

The Real Truth About Minimum Wage

March 26, 2021
In 2010, gunmen opened fire on the Our Lady of Salvation Church in Iraq. Now, a decade later, Pope Francis will visit this church and others on his first trip to Iraq, hoping to heal religious division (photo courtesy AP News).

Pope Francis to Visit Iraq

March 5, 2021
A picture, released by Taiwan, showing a Chinese military plane in Taiwanese airspace. The U.S. has now reaffirmed their support of Taiwan (photo courtesy AP News).

China Threatens Military Action Against Taiwan

January 29, 2021
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi at a press conference following the insurrection at the Capitol. It is because of this riot that the House is making a final push to impeach President Trump for a second time (photo courtesy AP News).

House of Representatives in Process of Second Trump Impeachment

January 13, 2021
Proper mask etiquette has been a bit of a problem at SHHS. Masks help people reduce the spread of COVID-19, and it is very important to wear and maintain properly (design credit O. Leblanc).

Masks Remain Crucial

November 13, 2020
Protestors gathered in front of Kyrgyzstans governmental building to express their discontent with the election (photo credit AP News).

Kyrgyzstan Annulled Election

October 8, 2020
About 700 Jewish pilgrims have been denied access to the city of Uman due to Ukraines COVID restrictions (photo courtesy AP News).

Hasidic Jews Denied Entry to Ukraine

September 22, 2020
When you go onto Netflix you will see that “Code 8” is #6 (at the time of writing this April 17th) in the “Top 10 in U.S. Today.” It’s preview briefly introduces you to Code 8’s world of superpowers (Photo by Z. Knust).

Review: “Code 8”

April 24, 2020
The Theater Cast doing a zoom circle to celebrate the show on April 9. Due to COVID-19 their show A Midsummer Nights Dream was canceled (photo by Z. Knust).

Opinion: Play Time is Over

April 14, 2020
Canada has recently proposed a bill to make conversion therapy illegal.

Canada Proposes Bill to Make Conversion Therapy Illegal

March 10, 2020
On Feb. 28, Alli Frank, 11, glaces over her shoulder to see where the ball is. The game ended with a win for the Broncos: 63 - 45 points (Photo by A. Hitchens).

Broncos Go to Sub-State

March 10, 2020
In Manila, Philippines, on Jan. 31, students take precautionary measures against the coronavirus. The virus has began to spread across the world (Photo Courtesy of AP photo).

Coronavirus Update

March 3, 2020
Faculty Profile: Feeback

Faculty Profile: Feeback

February 28, 2020
Photo Illustration by SPUB

Vaping Voices

February 20, 2020
During the second Adulting 101 session Olivia Oborny, 10, listens to a KU Admissions officer talk about how to write a good scholarship essay. The adulting 101 sessions give students a chance to answer real questions that they are going to have when they go to graduate high school (Photo NAble).

Adulting 101 Prepares Students for the Future

November 21, 2019
At the start of the varsity volleyball game, the team huddles together. They are talking about the game (Photo by B.Reber).

Nov. 1 Volleyball goes to State

November 5, 2019
Chilean citizens protesting in the streets about the political unrest. The APEC and UN summits were canceled because of the massive amounts of protest.

Shots Fired Cancels APEC Summit in Chile

November 1, 2019
A group of Sophomore girls hang out and eat lunch. Some are doing their homework, others talking and having fun (photo by JClark).

Lunch Rush gets bigger with Minskey’s Pizza

October 31, 2019
In Renee Stallbaumer, SADD Sponsor, room Jordan Haworth, 11, and Brenna Gillihan, 11 are listening to Alec Hitchens, 12, about the upcoming year for SADD. The Red Ribbon Week plans were briefly brought up in this meeting (Photo by I. Williams).

SADD Spreads the Word About Staying Drug Free, during Red Ribbon Week

October 28, 2019
On Oct. 4, the student section cheering on the varsity football team against DeSoto. Despite the cold, there is a large turnout and the student section is full of pep. (Photo by A. Anderson)

The Cold Hits On And Off the Field

October 25, 2019
In Brent Smitheran’s, robotics teacher, fourth hour robotics class, You Yang, 12, and Josh Santos, 12, are building a robot to run a course. They are improving their first design to have a much smoother run through the course (Photo by ZKnust).

Robotics Team Put on Hold

October 22, 2019
The band celebrating their big win at Baker University on Oct. 23. Drew Fabrizius, 12, is in the middle of the huddle holding their trophy high. (Photo submitted by J. Gallagher)

Band Beats DeSoto at Baker Marching Festival on Oct. 9

October 12, 2019
On Sept. 20th, after the homecoming pep rally, Meg Putnam, Student Body President, 12, and Mattie Crabtree, Student Body Vice President, 12, celebrating their class winning the pep rally. The sophomores and the seniors had a close competition in the homecoming pep rally, but the seniors came out victorious (Photo Submitted by MCrabtree).

Day in the Life of StuCo

October 3, 2019
A guide to Pep

A guide to Pep

September 19, 2019
“Detective Comics” is the original name for “DC comics. DC comics makes so many amazing comic books and almost every comic mentioned was written by DC comics even “Kick-Ass” and “Watchmen.” (Photo Credit https://www.flickr.com/photos/tom1231/4149139650)

A Place to Start: Comic Books

September 16, 2019
Marlene Oxner, Spanish teacher, throws her head back laughing after student, Evan Robinson, 11, makes joke about that days Tocatimbre. After that Oxner signed his calendar and Evan was then all caught up with the rest of the class. (Photo By O.Amos)

Pros of Early Conferences

September 11, 2019
Godzilla destroying Tokyo, Japan, the place where he was created and what the first Godzilla movie was based on. The fan art above is based on the 2016 movie “Godzilla Resurgence.” (Fanart by Noger Chen on Flickr)

Review: Godzilla: King of monsters

September 3, 2019
The brass and clarinets play pep songs during the pep assembly, on Aug. 19, to pep up the student body that is in the gym. The band prefects pep songs while also learning their marching show for the year. (Photo by ZKnust)

Set it off with Pep

August 21, 2019
What is Snitching?

What is Snitching?

February 1, 2019
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