Our last show for the first semester turned out great. Our intro was the 12 Days of Christmas and our Something to Think about was a happy holiday message from the Wolfcast. We had crazy Christmas sound clips throughout the show. And our own Brad Foster wore a Santa hat and a Christmas vest while giving us the sports report.

Today we continued with our Favorite Holiday Memories and New Year’s Resolutions. We also showed our first Entertainment Report featuring Myriah Anderson and Danielle Moore.

Today we announced who would be the new Superintendent. Congratulations Dr. Champion! Today we continued with Favorite Holiday Memories and New Year’s Resolutions. In the sports report we showed our Competition Squad perform.

As Christmas break was coming up we continued with more Favorite Holiday memories with our Rec. Officer Brian Wilder and the Jingle Bells song sang by CPHS students. We also started New Year’s Resolutions.

Today we continued with our Door Decorating Moment of Silence slide show and more Favorite Holiday Memories. During our break we also showed the cheerleaders performing and a promo for the Ping Pong Club.

We continued our holiday programming with an Ice Carving Moment of Silence slide show and more Favorite Holiday Memories. We debuted our first Yearbook Promo. We also had our second Madrigal Dinner Promo featuring the Sound Wave Choir.

We continued our holiday programming with a Door Decorating Moment of Silence slide show and more Favorite Holiday Memories. We debuted The Famous Wave School Spirit Transition, featuring parking lot attendent Dana Farr. We also had our first Madrigal Dinner Promo featuring a voice presentation by Brett Ellis.

We started our holiday programming with our first group of Favorite Holiday Memories and featured a variety of CPHS students getting in the act as they performed Santa Baby.
There will no broadcast on Monday.

Kelly and Lauren were our anchors today. We had the 3rd installment of CHPS Cribs as Chelsea visited with Mrs. Taylor in her classroom.

We featured a Moment of Silence Slide Show with photos from the Bands of America competition. Jordan had a new Something To Think About and Jeff had The Wolfcast Sports Report featuring highlights from the Girls Varsity Basketball game the night before.

We featured a new School Spirit Transition video and Kelly had interviews with the Girls Varsity Basketball Team in anticipation of tonight's home game.

Madison and Priscilla anchored and Brad had the Sports Report. Holli debuted a Moment of Silence Slide Show with photos from the Houston Renaissance Festival. During the break, we showed a video featuring the Cheerleaders tumbling runs filmed during the fall Pep Rallies.

Lauren Casey and Kelly Krupa anchored and Jeff Lowe had the Sports Report. Chelsea DiSchiano had a Something To Think About.

Today we aired a story package prepared by Megan Tooley and Cody Benge about the various religion-based clubs and organizations on campus.

We featured video during the break contributed by senior Katrina Barber from her recent mission trip to Juarez, Mexico. It that was all part of her Senior Project, which involved a CPHS fundraiser that raised money to help feed people in Juarez while they were there.

Despite numerous obstacles, we finished the show, but were unable to broadcast over the PA system. We finally gave up on the hope of a quick repair and broadcast over the TV's only between B and C lunch.

This was our special Thanksgiving show. We had a seasonal Something To Think About, Moment of Silence slide show, and Transition. We also had a new "The Office"Intro and a story package about the band's trip to the BOA competition.

This was a nostalgic show for us featuring an Intro, Sports Montage, and Transition from last year in honor of our special guest. Class of '07 graduates Rachel Thurner, Whitney Stahl and Clint Johnson returned for a special "Graduate Edition" of The Wolfcast. We had a lot of fun and even made Clint direct the show from the control room - one last time.

We had some video from the Celebrities Dance Fall Showcase the evening before and Brad had highlights from the first boys Varsity basketball game against Copperas Cove. Unfortunately, our video we shot from the first girls Varsity basketball home game did not get back to our studio in time to make airtime.

Megan Tooley and Remi Leydecker were our anchors. Kelly had the Sports Report and Brad had an interview with Ian Beckcom and Terrin Adams about the upcoming Varsity boys basketball season.

We featured excerpts from Amy Oakes award winning Veterans Day Speech. Brad had the highlights from the Leander game and we had a new transition from Danielle.

It was a big day with more of our Veterans Day programming, a pep rally bell schedule, a video provided by the varsity swim team promoting their match tomorrow at Texas A&M, Brad and Jeff had a preview of the big Leander varsity football game this evening and we featured another inspirational video in anticipation of the game.

Technical difficulties plagued this broadcast including many parts to the broadcast that could not be recovered from the original filming. We featured a new Moment of Silence slide show and a video send off for the Cross Country Team as they get ready for the State Meet this weekend.

It was a struggle to get this show together and broadcast on time with the early release bell schedule, but we just made it. We featured a slide show submitted by Alex Murphy featuring pictures of his brother and fellow soldiers in Iraq.

In the lead up to Veterans Day, we had a story package about CPHS graduate, Nick Cordoba's visit to Cedar Park High School during his recent leave.

Remi and Megan anchor for the first time, Jeff had the highlights of Friday night's game, and we had the second installment of CPHS Cribs featuring Mrs. Gove's Choir Room.

We had a new Intro today, an interview with Coach King about the LHS Spirit Challange, and a preview of the Round Rock game by Jeff and Brad. We also had new announcements about the Peanut Butter & Jelly War and also about the Penny Wars.

Brad Foster took a turn at anchoring from the news desk. Here he is introducing the student newspaper's two new initiatives: the newsstand in the cafeteria (on A day lunches) and their first ever Wolfpack Weekly. We also had our second installment of the Wolfcast Entertainment Report (a bi-monthly feature) and a short transition segment by some of the Varsity Football team wishing the Band "good luck" at their big competition tomorrow.

We had a little fun with Halloween from a specially created Intro, Moment of Silence slide show, a zombie Brad Foster, and eerie music and sound effects throughout the show.

The Celebrities got into the act in another of Danielle's choreographed song and dance Intros. We featured another segment by STAND in support of Red Ribbon Week. We also had a new Promo for PALs Car Decorating Event to be held next week and a new Beatboxing School Spirit Transition that was a big hit.

Nick and Holli finally got a chance to anchor for their second time. We had a lot of new material including a new Give A Little Bit Intro, a Moment of Silence video showing the goings on at the Trunk or Treat event yesterday, a brief presentation by STAND about Red Ribbon Week, and we showed the first installment of a new feature - CPHS Cribs - featuring teachers showing off their classrooms.

This was our first broadcast in four days due to TAKS testing. There was a lot to cover on this pep rally bell schedule day.

Kelly Krupa was at the Sports Desk again while Brad covered the District Cross Country meet. We featured a new PALS promotional spot and a salute to the volleyball team's season.

It was a fairly uneventful broadcast. Mandy and Steven had a lot of announcements to deal with and Brad had the Sports Report with highlights from the dissappointing T-wolf loss this weekend and Priscilla had a new Something To Think About.

It was another big day for cphs-tv. We debuted our Rocky parady Intro as well as our What is Love? School Spirit Transition. Jeff & Brad had the Sports Report as well as an inspirational video about the evening's Pflugerville game. It was also the first time out for Holli Sisk and Nick Speir as anchors on The Wolfcast.

This was a day of firsts for cphs-tv. We featured our first installment of our new Entertainment Segment. Kelly Krupa took her first turn on The Wolfcast Sports Report. And we debuted Will's latest Sports Montage featuring a 4-part video split screen.

First time anchors, Mandy and Steven started their rotation today. Brad enjoys a light moment shortly before airtime. Jeff had the highlights from Saturday's big win over Stoney Point. We also featured a new Intro and Moment of Silence Slideshow. Despite technological challanges, we got the broadcast off on time. There will not be a broadcast tomorrow due to the administration of the PSAT.

For the first time ever, the computer program that we use to produce The Wolfcast froze right in the middle of the broadcast. Jeff Lowe was about to interview Coach Brittain and Coach Walker when the failure began. Fortunately, the interviews are included in this web version of the show.

Brad Foster interviews members of CPHS's Cross Country Team after their big win. We also featured a Moment of Silence video of the Sophomore hall decorating and also featured a brand new Intro.

Holli Sisk interviews Arianna McDonald of the girls Lacrosse Team in her preview of the girl's upcoming season.

In light of the continuing network issues and the unavailability of school announcements, the broadcast was very short today. Kelly Krupa delivered the "Something To Think About" and we featured a brand new Wolfcast Introduction.

The Wolfcast Sports Report featured not only the highlights from the victory Friday, but also reported about the triumphant Cross Country victory over the top 3 teams in the state.

Friday's show was finished on time making 4 out of 5 times this week that we made our broadcast deadline.

This show marked Jeff Lowe's first time to do The Wolfcast Sports Report on his own. We also had the first installment of Priscilla Smith's continuing series of reports about student life at Cedar Park High School. This show also marked Mac Guy’s first time as the show’s technition.

Although we missed being able to broadcast at the beginning of the second period by a few minutes, we were ready with all the parts of the show except for one that failed to publish correctly due to technology glitches.

We featured speeches by the students running for contested Freshman class officer positions. The freshman elections are today and tomorrow.

We featured a story package on The Celebrities Pet Clinic fundraiser. We also were able to broadcast on time for the 3rd time in a row - a record for this school year.

We featured a new intro and a new sports montage and produced the broadcast on time for the second day in a row.

Monday we featured two new anchors and were able to broadcast on time on this day that marked our return to everyday broadcasts.

We celebrated, "Soar Over The Eagles" Super Hero school spirit day. The broadcast featured a Moment of Silence slide show and a video transition of CPHS students from earlier in the day in their favorite costumes.

Brad and Jeff previewed the upcoming game and featured player interviews.

Class of 2006 CPHS graduate and United States Marine, Terry Mosson offered a Boot Camp memory in our continuing series featuring visiting former CPHS graduates.

Brad had highlights from the homecoming game blowout. Jeff brought us the play and players of the game. We also featured yet another new dance transition, Do You Love Me.

It was a big day at Cedar Park High School on this Homecoming Day.

The Wolfcast featured a new Timberwolf Spirit Intro, Brad broadcasting sports from Bible Stadium, Jeff interviewing a number of players about the big game, and we finally saw Scotty get a homecoming date in the last of the 3-part promotional video about the homecoming dance.

It was Wacky Wednesday Spirit Day at CPHS. We captured pictures of students dressed up before school. We also featured part 2 of the Homecoming Dance Promotional video. Scotty gets rejected again.

During the break, we debuted part one of our Homecoming Dance Promotional videos featuring Scotty trying to get a date for the homecoming dance.

Today's Sports Report featured Brad's highlights from the Saturday game and Jeff's plays and players of the game.

Mr. Kinder joined us in the studio to deliver a message to the student body about the new dress code policy.

The 6th and final installment of the Football Preview Series featured the Linebackers and Quarterback.

Vice Principals Mr. Kinder and Mr. Ciccarelli join Mr. Doyle for a little "Cupid Shuffle".

The 5th installment of the Football Preview Series featured the offensive and defensive line.

Kelly Krupa seen here brought us our first "Something To Think About" of the year on the subject of respect for others.

The 4th installment of the Football Preview Series featured the wide receivers and tight ends.

This was the only broadcast we produced this week. Network problems prevented our scheduled Wednesday show. A lot of hard work went into this very special broadcast that marked a turning point at Cedar Park High School.

Today's show started with Mr. LaFever's announcement that he was stepping down from his position as Principal effective this afternoon so that he could accept an exciting new position at the District Office. He also announced that Mr. Langlois was taking over as Principal.

We featured a special tribute slide show to Mr. LaFevers during the broadcast. Additionally, our Sports Department worked well into the morning so that we could feature highlights from last nights first Varsity Football game with analysis from Brad and Jeff including the Play of the Game and Offensive and Defensive Players of the Game.

Even though technical difficulties prevented us from broadcasting all of our shows on time, we were able to broadcast each of the 4 days we were scheduled during our first week of school. Friday's show featured the 3rd installment of the Football Preview Series, featuring the offensive backfield.

During September, The Wolfcast will broadcast on Monday, Wednesday and Friday only. We will resume everyday broadcast on October 1st.

Sports Anchor, Brad Foster is joined in the studio by Wolfcast Sports reporter Jeff Lowe for the 2nd installment of the Football Preview Series featuring the Timberwolves' defensive backs.

This second day broadcast included a Dress Code Policy package and a Timberwolf Football Season Promotion Video - "Who Wants It More?"

The first broadcast of the school year, was a little rough, but an achievement to have produced it on the second day of school.