I’ve had the opportunity to get to know Rachel over the past couple years and am certainly grateful to have had the opportunity to work with her on her Senior Portraits. We had a great day at Seton Hill and she did an awesome job with everything!
To say that it was a wet one at Offutt Field last night as the Golden Lions took on the Colonials of Albert Gallatin would be quite the understatement! It was great to see the students finding a way to enjoy themselves while making the best of the conditions (just take a look at the smiles on the faces of those in the Majorettes, Colorguard and Dance Team) – and it was even better to see the Golden Lions pull out the big W.
It was awesome to get the chance to work with Lauren on her Senior Portraits. We had started the day on Mt. Washington, hit the Point, walked over to the Clemente Bridge and dodged the fans heading to the Steelers’ game, and hit some spots on the way. In addition, we also hit a spot in Boston to get some great shots to celebrate all that she’s done with softball.
What an incredibly beautiful day we had for Maddie’s Senior Portraits – and she knocked it out of the park, making it even better. I know how cliche it sounds (and I also know there should be an accent over that e, but this program won’t let me do it!), but Maddie might have the definition of that million dollar smile! She’s an even nicer young lady to boot.
It’s been four years since Greensburg Salem and Hempfield have squared off on the gridiron, and that’s been four years too long, in my opinion. It was great to see the communities – communities that are so close together – coming together once again. Here are some of my favorites from the game…
I’m not sure that anything could be more appropriate for this young man than a sledgehammer – he’s one of the hardest working athletes I’ve ever come across. But it’s more than just that with him – having had the chance to work with him in the classroom, I can assure you that he is one of the most genuinely nice human beings I’ve ever been around.
This is always one of my favorite images to capture – there’s so much honor to be chosen as a captain, and these four represent Greensburg Salem extremely well…
Big things are on tap for number 28…
If there’s a better spot for a High School game, I’d love to see it…