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The student news site of Hershey High School

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The student news site of Hershey High School

The Broadcaster
Katherine Clark

Katherine Clark, Sports Editor

Kate Clark is the Sports Editor for The Broadcaster. She is a senior, and this is her third year writing for The Broadcaster. She cheers for the football team, enjoys traveling, and spending time with her friends.

All content by Katherine Clark

Mid-Penn Announces All Stars in Fall Sports

Katherine Clark, Sports Editor
December 19, 2019

Hershey Ice Hockey Obliterates Lower Dauphin

Katherine Clark, Head Sports Editor
November 19, 2019
The Hershey High School Girls Soccer seniors pose for a picture with their parents after the Senior Night announcements. Senior Night was on October 7, 2019, vs. Palmyra Area High School. (Broadcaster/Kate Clark)

Hershey Girls Soccer Team Celebrates Senior Night

Katherine Clark, Reporter & Sports Editor
October 21, 2019
“A school bus in March traveling through the central Upper Peninsula.” - (yooperann/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Online Snow Days May Be the Future for Pennsylvania Schools

Claire Sheppard, Olivia Bratton, Katherine Clark, and Leah Koppenhaver
May 28, 2019
HHS junior Devan Lamb attempts to pin his opponent to the ground in the 145 weight class match. While Lamb won his match, the Trojans were defeated by the Falcons 28-36. (Broadcaster/Kate Clark)

Despite Loss at Lower Dauphin HHS Boys Wrestling Qualifies for Districts

Clare Canavan and Katherine Clark
January 28, 2019
5 hidden holiday movies worth watching

5 hidden holiday movies worth watching

Katherine Clark, Reporter
December 21, 2018

Beef Jerky Outlet Opens in Downtown Hershey

Katherine Clark, Reporter
October 17, 2018

Young Democrats Plan for 2018 Elections

Katherine Clark, Reporter
October 3, 2018

2018: Summer of blockbuster films

Katherine Clark, Copy Editor
June 6, 2018
HHS junior Adam Paymer knocks his opponent’s lacrosse stick out of his hands. Hershey fell to Palmyra in the final quarter. (Broadcaster/Katherine Clark)

HHS Boys Lacrosse falls to Palmyra

Clare Canavan and Katherine Clark
May 14, 2018
HHS sophomore Shea Tatara (center) steals the ball from her opponent in the Mid-Penn Field Hockey Championships October 19, 2017. Tatara plans to continue her athletic and academic career at Duke in fall of 2020. (Broadcaster/Katherine Clark)

HHS sophomore commits to play Division I Field Hockey

Katherine Clark and Carina Sarracino
May 9, 2018
Washington Redskins helmet is worn by team quarterback, Kevin Hogan. Showing off the Redskins logo, team owner Daniel Snyder went to the Supreme Court on June 19, 2017, for complaints about the racist logo and name. (Keith Allison /CC BY-SA 2.0)

Editorial: The Washington Redskins Need to Change Their Name

Katherine Clark, Copy Editor
May 9, 2018
HHS senior captain, Lauren Kroutch, pitches against Palmyra on Thursday, April 19, 2018. Hershey was shutout by Palmyra with a final score of 6-0. (Broadcaster / Katherine Clark)

Hershey Softball Shutout by Palmyra

Katherine Clark, Copy Editor
April 25, 2018

Boys Varsity Lacrosse Defeats Hempfield

Katherine Clark, Reporter
April 10, 2018
Sally Tafuto (left), senior, takes her mark next teammate Lizzy Jones (right). Tafuto was nominated Female Athlete of the Month for her contributions and performance towards the HHS Swimming team. (Courtesy of Charlie Fackler)

DTSD Athletic Department announces February Athlete of the Month

Katherine Clark, Copy Editor
March 27, 2018
HHS senior Maggie Miller high-fives her teammates as she runs on the court. Miller received Athlete of the Month for contributing to the Girls Basketball Mid-Penn Conference with 5 steals and ending her career with 199 points this season. (Courtesy of Deanna Zugay)

DTSD Athletic Department announces January Athletes of the Month

Katherine Clark, Copy Editor
February 27, 2018

Student Opens Fire in Kentucky High School Killing 2

Katherine Clark, Copy Editor
January 25, 2018
HHS senior Jake Wilson shoots the ball scoring for Hershey against their longtime rival, the Palmyra Cougars. Wilson scored a total of 6 points Friday night helping win the game with a final score of 60-35. (Broadcaster/Katherine Clark)

Hershey High School Boys Basketball Defeats Palmyra

Katherine Clark, Copy Editor
January 12, 2018

North Korea Re-Establishes Hotline with South Korea

Katherine Clark and Carina Sarracino
January 10, 2018
Teary-eyed Logan Paul explains his actions in his apology video, “So Sorry.” Despite the continuous backlash from his videos, Paul gained over 100,000 subscribers since the upload of his suicide forest video on January 1. (Logan Paul)

Outrage sparked after YouTuber posts video of apparent suicide victim

Carina Sarracino and Katherine Clark
January 9, 2018

FCC repeals net neutrality

Katherine Clark and Claire Sheppard
December 15, 2017
Police block off the street in the Brooklyn borough of New York where officials say Akayed Ullah was living, on Monday, Dec. 11, 2017. Ullah is suspected of strapping a pipe bomb to his body and setting off the crude device under 42nd Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, injuring himself and a few others. (AP Photo/Michael Noble Jr.)

Attempted Suicide Bomber Strikes New York City Subway

Katherine Clark and Claire Sheppard
December 14, 2017
HHS senior Mary-Anne Nortier takes on Cumberland Valley’s defense in the Mid-Penn Championship (MPC) game. The girls defeated the CV Eagles 1-0 to win the MPC title. (Broadcaster/ Katherine Clark)

HHS Fall Sports Recap

Katherine Clark and Carina Sarracino
December 5, 2017

Hershey Field Hockey wins Mid-Penn Championship

Katherine Clark, Copy Editor
October 23, 2017

HHS Homecoming Court: Chance or Choice?

Katherine Clark, Copy Editor
October 11, 2017
The boys take off at the starting line seconds after the clock starts. The boys team defeated both Palmyra and Susquehanna on Hershey’s senior night. (Broadcaster/Katherine Clark)

HHS Cross Country Senior Night

Katherine Clark, Copy Editor
September 26, 2017
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