• The Cowboy Theatre Company shows The Old Man and the Moon in the Black Box at Coppell High School Thursday through Saturday.
  • CHS takes its senior panoramic picture at 10 a.m. on Wednesday
  • Coppell High School hosts signing day for athletes at 8 a.m. on Wednesday
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Cowboys take down Wildcats, 31-24
Kayla Nguyen, Sports Photography Editor
October 10, 2024
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Coppell senior safety Alex Kraus evades Denton Guyer sophomore tight end Zane Rowe and scores a touchdown off of an interception at C.H. Collins Athletic Complex on Friday. The Cowboys defeated the Wildcats, 31-24, in a Class 6A top 20 showdown.

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Kayla Nguyễn
Kayla Nguyễn, Sports Photography Editor
Kayla is a senior and the Sports Photography Editor for The Sidekick. She loves music and trying out new coffee shops with friends. Kayla loves taking photos and is especially a fan of sports photography. Outside of The Sidekick she loves running her digital camera Instagram account (@kaylasdigicams) and going to work.