The girls’ track and field team prepares through the Winter Warrior program as conditioning for the upcoming spring track season. It is used as a way to get back in shape and build a strong team bond before spring sports begin. Athletes in a winter sport do not have to attend. Everyone else is encouraged, but not required. Senior Jayci Reed said, “We just do some workouts to help us get in better shape and prepare for the season. It helps keep girls motivated and get in a good mindset for the track season.” It is mainly student-run and directed, with coaches showing up occasionally for supervision and to direct workouts. It mainly takes place indoors, and sometimes outdoors. It is from 3:30 to around 4 p.m. after school, a few days a week.
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Trojans Running Into Season
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January 23, 2026
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Claire Comes, Staff Writer
Claire Comes is a 15-year-old sophomore student involved in AHS journalism. Throughout her time in journalism Comes has taken pictures of many sporting events during the school year which include wrestling, basketball, football, and more.
Some of Comes’ hobbies include spending time with family, photography, practicing her faith, as well as being involved in volleyball, basketball, track as well as many other clubs. She has two sisters, Lola (18) and Millie (6), along with her two parents Drew and Kim Comes.
The Booster Club has given her the opportunity to have her pictures as the cover for some AHS sports programs. Comes favorite part of our journalism program here at AHS is the expression that being a journalist provides and how it is a more student “-”ed program, along with the photography.
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