The Centennialight

By Graciela Gonzalez Gallegos The Centennialight By the time senior year rolls around, students have spent thirteen years writing essays, taking exams, playing sports, being in clubs and whatever else they have on their plate. By the twelfth grade, a lack of motivation begins to creep its way in, especially because students are in the homestretch of graduation. This measure of indifference is better known as “ senioritis ”. Many students experience this burnout, especially af

By Kayli Smiley  The Centennialight   For the Bulldogs, Spring Sports are right around the corner.  With a wide variety of spring sports to choose from, there is baseball, girls' soccer, girls golf, girls tennis, boys' swimming, boys volleyball, and track and field for both boys and girls.  We offer opportunities for everyone at all levels to stay active, compete, learn life skills, and build friendships.  All of our coaches are dedicated to coaching all students and making s

By Juliana Segura The Centennialight On February 6, 2026 the Centennial girls basketball team played Pueblo East at a home game where they took a loss 82-18. Immediately in the game, the Eagles were determined to score as much as they could, and with this intense integrity they were able to score 35 points in the first quarter. Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, the girls were only able to manage 3 points during this time.   The first half ended the way it started in which East

By Juliana Segura The Centennialight On February 4, 2026 Centennial’s Girls Basketball team played rival Pueblo Central in a home game where they won 47-20. In the first quarter of the game Centennial showed great initiative as they scored 12 points, and Central only 5. Centennial kept the lead as they averaged 11 points each quarter, but Central stayed steady with an average of 5 points. For the Central Wildcats, sophomore Norah Montes scored the most throughout the game wit

By Graciela Gonzalez Gallegos The Centennialight On Wednesday, The Centennial Link Crew took a special trip that left them with a lesson in teamwork and newly developed leadership skills. The trip was all about connecting, growing, and preparing freshmen to feel welcome in their new high school adventure.  Starting at 9 am, Link Crew members arrived at Central High school with their bright Link Crew shirts and best energy. Upon arrival, students were warmly greeted by the Cen