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The Lady Bulldogs Say Goodbye

The Girls Volleyball Lose Their Senior Night Game Against The Monarch Knights

Saarah Juman-Welch, Photographer

October 29, 2024

Senior Ana Vegas strikes a confident pose for the camera, holding thoughtful gifts from her teammates.

On October 7, the SBHS Lady Bulldogs put up a tough fight against the Monarch High School Knights. The Knights took home the first set, but the Bulldogs never stopped fighting, winning the next two sets in a row. Sadly, their fight came to an end after they lost the next set 14-25 and the final set 6-15. Despite their perilous fight, the Lady Bulldogs still lost 3-2 against the Knights.

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Saarah Juman-Welch, Photographer

Saarah Juman-Welch is a 17 year old Junior at SBHS. Born in Indiana, Juman-Welch moved to Florida at the age of four, first living in Davie, then coming to Hollywood. Her hobby since sixth grade has been sports photography, and thanks to journalism, she has expanded to nature photography. “I never struggled with photography; it just comes naturally,” said Juman-Welch. Despite this, Juman-Welch still chose journalism in hopes of improving her photography skills. Outside of photography, Juman-Welch enjoys baking for her friends and family. Her favorite desserts to make are baklava and brownies. “When I’m in the kitchen, I feel like I can just let go and make what my heart desires,” said Juman-Welch. Her goals for the year are to save money to buy her own camera and win at least one All-State award at the FSPA State Convention. “This year, I hope we can attend the actual state convention and not just submit our entries online,” stated Juman-Welch.