[SLIDESHOW] WCCHS faces off against Larkin in emotional win

For the first time in 21 years, the Wildcats will head to the playoffs following a win against Larkin High School on Oct. 20.

By Sebastian Alarcon and Emily Ziajor • October 21, 2023

Looking for the Wildcat Chronicle’s coverage of the Oct. 20 game against Larkin High School, or the Senior Night flipbook, filled with quotes from members of the football, cheer and dance teams, as well as the marching band? Find all of that content in “Wildcats Playoff-eligible for First Time in 21 Years” by Sasha Baumgartner.

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About the Contributors

Sebastian Alarcon, Multimedia Content Creator

Sebastian Alarcon is a senior at WCCHS and a first-year journalism student. Formerly, he was a dedicated soccer player for 14 years. Sebastian is a very sociable, friendly, and charismatic individual who loves connecting with others. Currently, Sebastian works at Sonny Acres and is also in the process of deciding which college to attend out of state. When he is not studying or working, he plays tennis and does some boxing on the side. In his free time, Sebastian likes to listen to music for example rap, and Spanish rock, and also watch movies.

Emily Ziajor, Multimedia Manager

Emily Ziajor is a WEGO senior in her second year of journalism. She attended the National High School Journalism Convention last November, and thoroughly loved the experience. She is a Polish-American (she finished her final year of Polish School in the spring of 2023) with a creative soul and high aspirations. When it comes to writing, she has a sharp imagination, and one of her true passions is photography. Emily is a multi-year member of the AV Club at West Chicago Community High School.

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