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Carter Van Zanten

Carter Van Zanten, Sports Editor

Carter Van Zanten is currently a senior, and this is his first year on The Express staff. This year, he is the sports editor of the paper. At SJHHS, Carter also throws discus and shotput for track & field and is also a student manager for the varsity football team. Carter hopes to pursue a career in the film industry by writing for movies and books.

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Moth Golba (9) stands with the transgender pride flag in support of their community. Now with hundreds of anti-trans bills proposed, and more expected to come, it is extremely important to stand as an ally with the LGBTQ+ community.

Anti-Trans Bills Increase Nationwide

Carter Van Zanten, Sports Editor
May 5, 2023
Sydney Peterson (11) goes up for a shot during the last 30 seconds of the first quarter of the game. Peterson scored 12 points in total for the Stallions.

Girls Basketball Takes Their Game to State

Carter Van Zanten, Sports Editor
March 23, 2023

Girls Basketball Makes School History

Carter Van Zanten, Sports Editor
March 6, 2023
Takedown: The referee watches as a Stallion cradles a Trabucco Mustang at a dual meet. The wrestling team was established this year, and since then multiple athletes made it to CIF, and Jake Topartzer made it to the Masters tournament.

Wrestling Makes CIF in Year One

Carter Van Zanten, Sports Editor
February 16, 2023
People of different gender identities come together to support each other for trans awareness week. This week both celebrates and advocates for the transgender community.

Transgender Awareness Week Allows Conversation

Carter Van Zanten, Sports Editor
November 20, 2022
The illustration describes how mental illnesses can manifest into grotesk beings of oneself, never letting them be free by the chains of sorrow shackled around the illness and its host. The spreading of the illness onto its host demonstrates how mental illness cannot and will not stop until oneself is corrupted and has become an empty husk of their former self, unless they seek the help of a professional.

Portrayal of Mental Health on the Big Screen

Carter Van Zanten, Sports Editor
October 21, 2022
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