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Eshwar Murali

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor

Grade: Senior

Pronouns: He/Him

Years on Staff: 3

Hobbies and Interests: saxophone, listening to music

Favorite Quote: “They ain’t believe in us, God did.” – DJ Khaled

Favorite Hot Take: Comic Sans isn’t that bad of a font.

Fun Fact: All my fingers are double-jointed.

All content by Eshwar Murali
In a routine based off of the Hindu gods Krishna and Radha, sophomore Hritika Malugu and Brentwood High School freshman Meenakshi Kadungath strike a pose. Malugu's favorite routine is also based off of Krishna. "My favorite dance piece is probably Asainthadum which is a classical piece about how everyone is happy when Krishna is around. It’s really dynamic and has a lot of fun steps," Malugu said.

Eye on Art: Hritika Malugu

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
April 22, 2024
While his father Joe Wier celebrates behind him, senior Andrew Wier kneels down after winning the MSHSAA 190 pound State Title, Feb. 24. Wier finished runner up at State last year, but he came back with a 32-4 record and a State Championship in his senior season. The Lancers finished 2nd as a team at State this year.

Like Father, Like Son

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
March 26, 2024
Wearing his neck guard, junior Matthew Ridgeway skates away from his defender. Ridgeway was happy to wear a neck guard once Lafayette required it. “You never know what's gonna happen, so you should wear a neck guard,” Matthew said.

A new safety check

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
January 17, 2024
Holding his buddy’s bowling ball, junior Evan Sommer points out the finger holes to senior Ravin Koduru. Sommer accompanied Koduru to the Unified Bowling Tournament practice round on Nov. 28 at Bowlero Lakeside Lanes. Sommer said he was impressed with Koduru’s attitude. “[Koduru] is always smiling and he’s always happy and energized and I love that. He shares that energy with everybody around him and just brightens up a room with his high energy,” Sommer said.

Fitness for all

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
December 18, 2023
On the hardwood court of Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee, Class of 2020 alumni Jack Weaver lays on the court, camera in hand. Weaver has had the opportunity to shoot photos for University of Kentucky games as a member of the Kentucky Kernel.

Take It From Me: Jack Weaver

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
October 26, 2023
Published in 2004, Crank by Ellen Hopkins gives a realistic depiction of a teen's plunge into drug addiction. While this book as been challenged, Lafayette's Library still has three copies.

Crank: a cautionary tale

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
October 5, 2023
After winning a trip to Florida, senior Josiah Hickman sits in a Blue Origin crew capsule. Hickman won his trip to Florida and Blue Origin by being named a finalist in Space for the Benefit of Earth Challenge.

Shooting for the stars

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
June 2, 2023
In a match against De  Smet, junior John Fischer watches his ball glide down the lane. As of March 1, the Lancers are 6th in their league. Coach Derek Bader said he has seen improvement in the team throughout the season.  “In terms of performance, the whole team has seen improvement in their game, seeing their overall averages increase,” Bader said.

Right up their alley

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
April 10, 2023
Junior Sam Buffa stands in between two Toyota Supras at a car meet. Buffa has had an interest in cars since he was a child, which was sparked by his father's passion in cars.

Last Time I… went to a car meet

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
February 21, 2023
Wrapped in the Ukrainian flag, freshman Leeza Nozdrachova holds plants and flowers for Ivana Kupala, a Slavic holiday celebrating the summer solstice.

Trading home for safety

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
November 7, 2022
As a member of the pit orchestra, junior Jonathan Rattenborg performs in the spring musical, Spongebob Squarepants, to create sound effects. Rattenborg used a multitude of different instruments to perform this role such as the conga and cowbell.

The Beat Goes On

Eshwar Murali, Sports Editor
February 17, 2022
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