(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL) – Mustang Seniors are excited over the new 2016-2017 yearbooks. Yearbooks were handed out at all lunches Friday to those seniors who previously ordered them. Those who ordered yearbooks were able to look upon their final year in high school and all the memories in it. Senior Millie Harvey stated, “It’s my last year in high school and I wanted to remember what my last year of high school was like.”.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL) – The LRHS Student Government Association (SGA) organized its 15th annual Faculty Awards Night on Thursday April 13. The night kicked off with a special dinner in the cafeteria to celebrate the faculty members and their successes. SGA provided food from Lee Roy Selmon’s and Publix supermarket, as well as pies from Miller’s Dutch Kitchen.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL) – Excitement strikes Lakewood Ranch as a new varsity sport emerges. Starting in spring of 2018, varsity lacrosse will be offered to any Mustang, boy or girl, wishing to play. An informational meeting was held in room 543 on Thursday, March 16, for anyone wishing to participate in the sport next year.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL)- The LRHS varsity boys soccer season has ended. Being one of the boys’ best seasons, some of the players reflected on the season and memories as a team. Coach Vito Bavaro said, “It was a great season. Anytime you get to the state championship it’s a good season, and I have high expectations for our team next year.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL) – The LRHS boys soccer team is heading to the regional semifinals after beating Palm Harbor Hurricanes in their regional quarterfinal game Saturday. The game held steady for a while with the score stuck at 3-3. Both teams were fighting hard, trying to break the tie with a game winning goal.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL) – The Lady Mustangs soccer team continued to crush the competition by winning their first district playoff game against the Sarasota Sailors 8-0. The Mustangs started off the game at a slow pace, scoring only two goals in the first half. However, the second half is when the girls began their strong fight.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL) – Last week not only marked the end of homecoming week, but also the end of a popular social media app known as Vine. Vine is known for its six second looping videos and is home to thousands of edits provided by fans. Modern day stars like Cameron Dallas and Sarah Baska gained fame from this app and now tour the country on events like Youtube’s Playlist Live.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL) – The LRHS Habitat for Humanity Club is looking for volunteers willing to donate their time to help those in need. Habitat for Humanity is a club for motivated individuals who contribute to the community by working on housing projects to help the less fortunate. Members of Habitat for Humanity are able to earn community service hours by participating in building houses and collecting and folding clothes for those who cannot afford it themselves.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL) – With the end of their fall leadership conference, LRHS Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) gears up to take on the district competition in early December and January. In addition to the conference, FBLA is hosting a fundraiser Tuesday night at Culver’s on State Road 70.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL) – The LRHS Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is organizing a state community project, Debbie Packs, in memory of one of the club’s districts advisors, who recently passed away from cancer. The project consists of filling bags with simple items such as mints, entertaining books and Vaseline.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH,FL) – The Lakewood Ranch varsity football Mustangs lost their first away game Thursday 39-3. Starting the game with two turnovers cost the Mustangs and they were unable to recover. Head coach Mick Koczersut told HT preps, “we had a couple opportunities early. There was no doubt about that.

(LAKEWOOD RANCH, FL) – Friday morning Student Government Association (SGA) held a welcome back breakfast for teachers in the school’s mail room. Teachers enjoyed their third treat so far in the school year. 16 dozen doughnuts were handed out along with catering by Bob Evans. “Monday we handed out pens, Tuesday we handed out mugs, and today we handed out breakfast,” said SGA member Tori Boudreau, senior.