Jonny Untch Wows Students in Storytellers Series
Staff member Jonny Untch performs in this year's Storyteller Series
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[Photo] Storytellers Series: Sidewalk Chalk
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Sequoits Dominate the Panthers
The varsity baseball team's hard work during their practices paid off as they played through their game against Round Lake High School.
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What It Feels Like to Be Hansel and Gretel
By Andrew and Edward Tindell // As Told to Joseph Kestian and Alexander Riedel
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Sequoits Saving Lives
Annual blood drive at ACHS attracts a number of student participation.
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Antioch Gains New Nationals Qualifier
Senior Emily Gardner qualified for the national speech competition in Dallas, Texas, this past weekend.
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Review: A Dog’s Way Home
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[Photo] A Senior’s Worst Nightmare
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The Infamous Senioritis
Seniors in their final few months of high school tend to act in ways unusual to their habitual self.
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Sequoits Are Telling Their Story
The varsity cheer team competed at the IHSA sectional competition and earned a spot in the IHSA state competition.
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ONLINE EXCLUSIVES: Working Hard or Hardly Working
Sometimes those who seem to have everything, don’t learn anything in the end.
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Taste At A Cost
Different types of Asian
Restaurants are prevalent within Lake County, which is your favorite?
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Sequoit Football Victorious in First Playoff Game
The boys varsity football team dominated the Reavis Rams, shutting them out 49-0.
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Running with History
Erin Schoenfelder continues to stay active in the Antioch community even after her college endeavors.
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Girls Volleyball Falls to Richmond Burton
The Sequoit girls volleyball team put forth their best effort in the Regional tournament.
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Facing the Future
The last year of high school can be full of resentment and excitement, but as high school comes to a close, I look back on the last four years as times I will never forget.
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[Photo] First Steps to the Next Chapter
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The Importance of Goal Setting
No matter how big or small a goal is, everyone needs goals in their life to better their future.
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Sequoits Fall to the Wolves
The Sequoits put up a fight but still failed to come back from a 3-0 deficit from Prairie Ridge.
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Antioch Falls to Deerfield in Opening Game
The girls varsity soccer team played their hardest in their first game of the season against zdeerfield but lost 3-0
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Antioch Wins Against Cross-town Rivals
The Sequoits came out on top in last night's game against Lakes 45-42.
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The Junior Stepping Into the Spotlight
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Sequoits take on the Rams
The Sequoits came just short of the a victory against Grayslake Central in their conference game.
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Antioch Advances to State
The varsity cheer team placed 2nd at sectionals and earned a spot in the state competition.
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Sequoits take on the Wildcats
The girls bowling team competed against Libertyville on Monday January 22, but due to some malfunctions were unable to finish their match.
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Antioch’s Little Wonders Advance to State Competition
The varsity dance team captured their first sectional title and will compete at the IHSA state competition
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Antioch takes on the NLCC
The Sequoit cheerleaders take fourth place at their conference competition.
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Antioch Victorious over the Panthers
The boys varsity basketball team beats Round Lake 69-54.
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Antioch Captures Conference Title
The varsity dance team brings home their first NLCC conference championship.
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Tom Tom Tries: Shop With A Cop
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Not Enough Credit
Despite the effort that they put forth, the cheer and dance teams still don’t get the recognition they deserve.
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Bowling Defeats Grayslake Central
The girls varsity bowling team takes on Grayslake Central and comes out victorious.
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A Strong Weekend for the Sequoit Wrestlers
The Sequoits fall short against Saint Charles East in a quad meet.
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Preparing for Strikes
As fall sports have come to an end, the start of the winter sports are just beginning.
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A Coach’s Story
Bailey’s journey toward becoming a coach included a stint as a Division I cross country runner, and a realization that football just wasn’t his thing.
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