“Rock, Paper, Scissors” Tournament
Written by Kayla Hanna Photography by Emily Wright Raquel Knight and Breann Clark 4/4/23
A group of students at Cranberry High School playing rock-paper-scissors for the win during the recent competition.
Dane Wenner going head-to-head with Drew Perry during Cranberry High School’s rock-paper-scissors tournament.
During the school day on Wednesday, March 29th, all students grades 7-12 competed in a “rock, paper, scissors” tournament with their Character Strong group and teachers.
“This was our last Character Strong period for March so we decided to do it today to have a school wide activity that also promoted team building,” said Kayla Loll, vice principal and character strong coordinator.
The tournament was “March Madness Style” and consisted of playing other groups within their quarter of the bracket.
When the last student of their group lost, each team would sit in the gym and wait until the teams in the quarterfinals arrived to play in front of the whole school.
When asked about this idea, Loll explained, “As an administration, we wanted to create an activity that would give students a good break in their day.”
10th grade student, Kelsey Hanna, stated, “It was a nice change of pace and everyone had lots of fun.”
Marshall Hufnagel beating another Cranberry student in the rock-paper-scissors competition.
Laynee Mctiernan (left) going up against Taylor Hepler (right) for the win in Cranberry High School’s rock-paper-scissors tournament.
Shia Sanchez and Xander Przewiocki playing rock-paper-scissors at Cranberry High School’s latest school-wide competition.
Lillian Mcmurdy throwing up scissors during Cranberry High School’s rock-paper-scissors competition
Sloane DeShong (right) playing rock-paper-scissors against Jaymier Gerics during Cranberry High School’s competition
The winners from Cranberry High School’s rock-paper-scissors tournament was a 7th grade group led by Mrs. Kim Greenlee and Mrs. Monica Ferringer.
A group of Cranberry High School students battling it out during the school’s rock-paper-scissors tournament.
Evan Mason (right) watches as Danny McCain wins his round of rock-paper-scissors at Cranberry High School’s latest competition