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Celebrating our BARR students of the Triad with In-n-Out!

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PLUS Club hosting Kahoots in the Library.

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PLUS Club hosting Kahoots in the Library.

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Check out some of the sights from 2019 CTE Fair

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Check out some of the sights from 2019 CTE Fair

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Shout out to the JV baseball team as well!

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Getting ready for an Alg 2 Trig test with Math 360!

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Shepard pitches a shut out and helps the titans to first place.

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HEMET - High anxiety would have been an appropriate response, but that isn't the way Caleb Shepard is wired.

Instead, Shepard just went about the business of pitching his way out of severe difficulty. A little while later, he and his Tahquitz teammates were celebrating a 4-0 victory over Citrus Hill on Wednesday that put the Titans (10-3-1, 7-0-1) in firm control of the Mountain Pass League baseball race as the league season moves into its second half.

"His older brother, Andrew, was part of the 2017 (CIF) championship team," Tahquitz coach Ron Savage said. "And he was a real high-energy guy. Caleb is almost the exact opposite. He has kind of an assassin's mentality. He just does the job. His highs don't get too high, his lows don't get too low."

That quality came in handy in the sixth inning. With his team leading 2-0, he was facing runners at second and third, no outs and the heart of Citrus Hill's order due up.

"It was a little pressure but nothing I couldn't handle," he said. "I've practiced and prepared for those situations. I was just thinking to trust my pitches."

The pitches came through. Shepard struck out the dangerous Rigo Rubalcava and got two groundouts to escape unharmed.

Changing speeds and hitting spots, Shepard allowed five hits and no walks.

"His location has just been spot-on," Savage said. "He has come up big, big in big situations. We know there are bigger situations coming, but that was the biggest so far."

Shepard's teammates rewarded his gutty six-inning performance with a couple of insurance runs in the bottom of the inning, fueled by Travis Booth's two-out, run-scoring triple.

The Titans struggled early against Marty Munoz. With the wind blowing in, Tahquitz was hitting outfield drill fly balls. The Titans had no groundball outs in the first four innings.

"When Ezra (Farmer) led off (in the fifth), I told him, 'We've gotta do something different. What we're doing isn't working, We've gotta hit some line drives,'" Savage said.

Farmer answered with a single and came home on Mike Jones' triple. Pinch-runner Anthony De La Rosa scored on a groundball.

Munoz pitched a solid game for the Hawks (10-5, 5-3), allowing four hits and striking out three. He also had two hits, including a leadoff double in the sixth.

"He gave us everything he had," Citrus Hill coach Drew Valenzuela said.

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Caleb Shepard comes through for Tahquitz baseball in Mountain Pass League baseball victory over Citrus Hill

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HEMET - High anxiety would have been an appropriate response, but that isn't the way Caleb Shepard is wired. Instead, Shepard just went about the business of pitching his way out of severe difficulty.

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Cecala and Gage get their students prepared to put on a show.

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Baseball team win puts them at the top of the league.

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Mr. Sims recognized for his hard work this spring and overcoming adversity.

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Marine JROTC and other Tahquitz CTE Programs show off their work at Hemet High.

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Seniors are awarded for completing their FAFSA with a delicious cheese burgers.

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Mrs. Rogers class hold Socratic Seminar to discuss death row laws.

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Thank you to everyone for your support of the choir students.  Both choirs did an outstanding job on Friday and received Superior ratings in both performance and sight-reading.  This is a tremendous accomplishment unparalleled in Tahquitz history!  When you see these students today, please congratulate them on their hard work!

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Tahquitz girls 4*100 relay take 3rd at Beaumont invitational.