Rider’s fall sport seasons delayed by new UIL guidelines
Manasvi Reddy, Editor-in-Chief
July 21, 2020
As coronavirus cases continue to rise across the nation, the University Interscholastic League (UIL) has modified the athletic calendar for the 2020-2021 school year. On Tuesday, the organization announced a postponed start to the season for conferences 5A and 6A. Rider and Wichita Falls High School,...
Q/A with theatre student Sam Eytalis
Mandy Huynh, Editor-in-Chief
April 14, 2020
After receiving the chance to move on to bi-district, the theatre department was met with some devastating, but predictable news about one-act play. Due to the virus, the competitions have been pushed back until at least May. The Rider Chronicle sat down with senior Sam Eytalis, who was looking ...
Raiders join new district after UIL realignment
Mandy Huynh, Editor-in-Chief
February 3, 2020
Rider will have new opponents in volleyball and basketball for the next two years after Monday’s UIL realignment. The Raiders are no longer with Abilene Cooper and Wylie. Instead, Rider will be grouped with Aledo, Azle, Granbury and Brewer in District 5-5A. Basketball coaches Cliff McGuire and...
New Year, New You
Sandra Le, Reporter
February 22, 2019
The New Year came and many people either chose a New Year’s resolution or a One-Word idea to follow throughout the year. New Year’s resolutions are like life goals such as losing weight, studying harder, eating healthier and even more, while one-words surround the idea of how you want to approac...
Going for the Gold
Manasvi Reddy, Reporter
February 28, 2018
Spring is almost here, and UIL academic competition season is already underway. For the sixteen teams representing Rider, these meets, organized by University Interscholastic League, provide a chance for any student, from the introverted brainiac to the outgoing performer, to express themselves while com...
Varsity Tennis Dominates at UIL
Shannon Pyle, Feature Editor
June 4, 2015
Junior Taylor Gray had competed against the same girl at District, Regionals and then State. Though she was up 3-0 in the beginning of the last set against senior Domonique Garley from Saginaw High School, the set finished with a score of 6-3. This left Taylor second out of the entire state in girls’...
Staff Editorial
May 12, 2015
There is a need for organization within the school that allows students to know what is happening and when. Without a calendar, a schedule, or online source to find out, there is no way to inform both staff and students about school events. Without anything to tell students what’s going on, conflicting...
Journalism State-Bound; Students Will Compete In Austin Next Week
Kayla Holcomb, Editor-in-Chief
May 21, 2012
Seniors Meghan Myracle and Jordan Campagna will be competing at State Academic UIL in Austin, Texas for journalism May 21-23, the first time that Rider has had students qualify in every journalism event. Myracle placed in editorial, and Campagna placed in headlines, news, and feature. “I never thought...
UIL sponsors stay proactive after budget cut in half
November 2, 2011
In past years, the UIL academic budget was $10,000. This year, it is only $5,000. "Funding has been a problem at the state level and now it's trickling down," Rider UIL coordinator and Literary Criticism sponsor Sandra Scheller said. "We're not the only ones who have to do this. Previously the team...
Lost books add up to high cost
August 29, 2011
As school was ending last year, it looked as if Rider would lose $10,000 due to 174 missing books. Through the summer, that number shrunk. On the Thursday before school started, 107 books were still missing, adding up to $6,000 in books. Students who have lost books are out of luck until they pay...
Staff member places at UIL state competition
Erin Hagy
May 26, 2011
Sophomore Kayla Holcomb placed 5th in headline writing at the State UIL academic meet. This was Holcomb's first year on the journalism team and she had never planed to even compete in headline writing. "Before district, I had originally planned to do only feature writing, but someone dropped out of...
Rider theatre advances to UIL area competition
April 11, 2011
This year the Rider theater advanced to area for the UIL one-act plays with their play "The Anatomy of Grey," where the two lead roles won awards for their performances. "It kind of took us by surprise," senior Taylor Jackson said. "Everyone cried, even Mr.Jefferson. It made a big impact on us." Theater...
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