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Keira Saavedra

Keira Saavedra, Sports and Visual Editor

Keira is a senior this year. She is excited to continue writing more sports articles and to train the new visuals editor.

Contact by emailing [email protected] and put the reporter's name in the subject line.

All content by Keira Saavedra
Lincoln is changing their AI policy in order to teach students to use AI responsibly.

[Photo] Lincoln staff develops new AI policy

September 17, 2023
Editor-in-chief Leela Moreno has been a part of the Mass Communications program all four years of high school. She will be attending Brown University in Rhode Island.

Cardinal Times 2023 seniors we’ll be missing next year

Camilla Correani, Mary Carney, Anna Klein, Addison Locke, Isabella Hartman, Hazel Thomas, Keira Saavedra, Saphira Armin, Niko Paroissien-Arce, Max Decker, Sophia Halpern, Cole Tomlinson, Amanda Schubert, Miles Levine, and Scarlett Dempsey
May 18, 2023
Senior Ronan Duke-Martin will be attending Northeastern University in the fall.

Ronan Duke-Martin: Designer

Keira Saavedra
May 17, 2023
Florida’s new physical form no longer has questions about menstrual health.

Florida removes menstrual questions on high school physical forms

Keira Saavedra
April 20, 2023
Stanford athlete Juliette Whittaker(left) poses for NIL deal photo with Wildwood running. UCLA athlete Mia Kane(right) poses for a NIL deal photo with You Need This brand.

Student-athletes share their experience with NIL

Keira Saavedra
March 16, 2023

Part two: Understanding funding distribution within PPS athletics

Keira Saavedra and Skylar DeBose
February 17, 2023
Understanding funding distribution within PPS athletics

Understanding funding distribution within PPS athletics

Skylar DeBose and Keira Saavedra
January 14, 2023
Teachers, authorized students and office teacher assistants are given badges with access to the elevators at Lincoln.

Why? Elevators: A Q&A with Vice Principal Chris Brida

Abby Yium and Keira Saavedra
September 17, 2022
Lincoln athletes struggle due to a lack of tennis courts and softball and baseball fields.

Lincoln’s struggle to get field space for athletes

Keira Saavedra
May 25, 2022
Junior Nicole Prall attempts the pole vault event. Her standing record is a school best at 12 feet six inches.

[Photo] Spring Sports Update

April 25, 2022
After a half time huddle, Lincoln prepares for the second half of the game.

Gallery: Lincoln girls lacrosse defeats rival Ida. B Wells

Keira Saavedra
April 20, 2022
Desmos is one of the many popular tools math teachers use to engage students. It provides a platform for individual, student-paced lessons.

Teachers reflect on inquiry-based math curriculum

Abby Yium, Anna Klein, and Keira Saavedra
March 11, 2022
94 students from the class of 2023 are currently completing a full IB diploma.

[Photo] Students discuss academic pressure at Lincoln

March 8, 2022
The boy’s varsity team receives their first place plaque for being district champions. Boy’s team, listed in order from left to right: (Top): Cole Tomlinson, Xander Levine, Lucas Williams (Bottom): Sam Hall, Harrison Talcott, Aidan Shuler, Evan Russell, Cameron Chen.

Gallery: Lincoln’s varsity swim team sweep the PIL

Keira Saavedra
March 6, 2022
Natalie Moser races alongside Mia Saavedra in the 500-yard freestyle final. Moser finished fourth in a field of 16 swimmers.

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Sebastian Cordova races in the 500-yard freestyle preliminary race. He advanced to the final and took sixth place in the district.

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Katherine Adams races in the 100-yard breastroke final. She won the race, finishing nine seconds ahead of second place. Adams solidified her spot in the 6A state-level meet as one of the top competitors. At the state meet, Adams took the title in the 100-yard breastroke, and also received an Athlete of the Meet award. “I was really proud of the girl’s state team this year because we got fourth place and were higher than we have been in over a decade. I was happy with my individual swims, as it was my first state win, but overall I think I was happier with how the team did as a whole,” Adams said.

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The Lincoln boy’s relay team takes first place in the 200-yard medley relay, beating the second place team by six seconds. Team listed in order from left to right: Sebastian Cordova, Evan Russell, Cameron Chen, Lucas Williams.

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Lucy Rush competes in the 100-yard butterfly final and takes home the first place medal, becoming a district champion in the event and advancing to State.

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Charlotte Ducanois swims the final leg for the Lincoln girl’s 400-yard free relay. The team won the district title in the 400-yard relay, which advanced them to the state-level meet. At State, they placed fourth in the event. The team was made up of four swimmers, listed from left to right: Mia Saavedra, Lucy Rush, Natalie Moser, Charlotte Ducanois.

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Lucas Williams swims in the 100-yard breastroke final. Williams placed second in the event. Williams fast time got him a wildcard entry into the state-level meet. Senior Cameron Chen also competed in the final, placing third.

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Freshman Reiko Nitta swims in the 100-yard breaststroke final. Despite being in the B final, she outswam many swimmers in the A final, placing seventh overall in the district.

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Izzie McCormick swims in the 100-yard breastroke preliminary race, where she came in sixth place. This advanced her to the finals, where she shaved three seconds off of her previous personal record and finished in fourth place. McCormick was also part of the girls 200-yard freestyle relay, which advanced to the state-level meet.

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Coach Kaiel raises the plaque in victory for the Lincoln swim team. “I think more than preparing them to compete, I had to get to know them first, Kaiel said about the season. I think my greatest strength as a coach is an ability to motivate. This requires an understanding that can take a while to develop. I think I was able to accomplish that this season, and it helped us as the season progressed, but it will also hopefully carry forward into next season as well. The most important thing for a swim coach to do is to make it fun, and I try to do that every day.”

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Lincoln High Schools swim team has endured much adversity throughout the last two years. While many other sports teams were able to have at least a shortened season in 2021, Lincoln’s swim team didnt even get a season. This year, the team was finally able to compete regularly, but the season wasnt without difficulties. “This season was different in a lot of ways, coach Mikha Kaiel said. We had less pool time because the Multnomah Athletic Club (MAC) didn’t have enough lifeguards. We had swimmers miss large parts of the season because of COVID and needing to quarantine.” Despite the challenges, Lincoln still found success. Both the girl’s and boy’s teams won their respective district titles, and many swimmers qualified for the state competition. The girl’s team in particular went on to place fourth out of 25 teams at State.

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Sports have been in full swing since the start of the school year, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Portland Public Schools (PPS) has had to constantly update their athletics guidelines and procedures to ensure the safety of athletes.

Timeline: COVID-19 athletics guidelines

Keira Saavedra
February 23, 2022
Junior Morgan Miller dribbles the ball. The womens basketball team state record is currently 8-5.

[Photo] Winter sports update

February 3, 2022
Recipe cover for preserved lemon chicken with green olives. Follow along and try Sarah Faik’s favorite dish.

[Photo] Cardinal Cookbook: Sarah Faik’s preserved lemon chicken with green olives

January 5, 2022
Graph of a survey that was sent out to students regarding adding more FLEX days to the Lincoln calendar. According to the results, 96% of students believe more FLEX days are needed.

Staff essay: More FLEX days need to be added back to the school calendar

Keira Saavedra
January 2, 2022
Reporters Anna Klein and Mary Carney show off their impeccable fashion sense with these trendy hats! Email us your questions at thecardinalconsultants@gmail.com to be featured in the next addition of our column (please email us, its anonymous.)

[Photo] Satire: Ask the Cardinal Consultants (again)

December 26, 2021
Winter sports ramp up for the upcoming season.

Winter Sports Preview

Keira Saavedra
December 8, 2021
Reporters Anna Klein and Mary Carney try their hands at giving advice, despite having no qualifications or prior experience.

[Photo] Satire: Ask the Cardinal Consultants

December 8, 2021
Alumni Mia Kane competes for UCLA at Dellinger invite in Springfield, Oregon.

Lincoln Graduate Mia Kane at UCLA

Keira Saavedra
November 29, 2021
The entrance to the maze (they call it the “Maize”) is located at the Pumpkin Patch. The maze was a fun activity to do with friends.

Review: Sauvie Island Pumpkin Patches

October 25, 2021
Andrew Jehle is a new math teacher at Lincoln this year. He’s excited to create in-person relationships with students.

Lincoln High School welcomes new staff members

Elena Valdovinos, Kenzie Ward, Keira Saavedra, Savanna Kenney, Camilla Correani, Morgan Miller, Sophia Halpern, Isabella Hartman, Anna Klein, Mary Carney, Issac Coltman, and Lia Althouse
September 30, 2021
Kayleigh Rose is the new math teacher here at Lincoln. This year she hopes to see her students gain new knowledge and skills

Kayleigh Rose – Mathematics

Keira Saavedra
September 30, 2021
Anita Agudelo, Lincoln’s new library assistant, has come to Lincoln after traveling the world to share her love of literature.

[Photo] Anita Agudelo – Library Assistant

September 30, 2021
Former designer Holden Kilbane will be attending the University of Southern California next fall.

Holden Kilbane: Designer

Keira Saavedra, Photo editor
June 10, 2021
Former editor-in-chief Cole Pressler will be attending California Polytechnic State University in the fall.

Cardinal Times staff says “goodbye” to 2021 seniors

Cate Bikales, Kate Haddon, Abby Yium, Leela Moreno, Skylar DeBose, Elena Valdovinos, Redding Longaker, Isabella Hartman, Keira Saavedra, Cole Tomlinson, and Max Edwards
June 10, 2021
Coach Markham is a Lincoln Track and field coach this year. She has been an athlete her whole life and seeks to empower young female athletes during her time as a coach.

Profile: Marie Markham

Keira Saavedra
November 17, 2020
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