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Kian Kaz, staff writer

Junior Kian Kaz is a staff writer in his second year on the Common Sense staff. In his free time, he enjoys playing soccer and exercising. You can find him on Instagram @kian_kaz_

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Junior Jack Sullivan is marked by a Rockville player in their matchup on Dec. 15. He attributes his success on the court to his dedication to his workouts.

Going to the gym; same building, different goals

Kian Kaz, staff writer
May 27, 2024
Junior Max Greenberg plays 2v2 basketball with his three brothers in Oahu, Hawaii.

Sibling age gaps: Same generation, different experiences

Kian Kaz, staff writer
May 4, 2024
Former Commanders quarterback and second overall pick Robert Griffin III stiff-arms a Cowboys safety on Dec. 30, 2012.

Commanders hold second pick in draft; will it be a bust or new hope for fans?

Kian Kaz, staff writer
April 20, 2024
Senior Lucas Sossa is at bat against Poolesville. Our coaches encourage us to make mistakes because it means we are stepping outside of our comfort zone, Sossa said.

Baseball season begins, players reflect on team experiences

Kian Kaz, staff writer
March 26, 2024
The Ohio Skibidis play the Panthers at Rockville High School on Jan. 6 while fans hold a flag of the team mascot. Although sophomore Jonas Klein was on the bench he would later be subbed in as a small forward. “I play small forward because I am smaller and more lean than the other guys on the team, so I played that position, Klein said.

Recreational basketball opens opportunities for student-athletes

Kian Kaz, staff writer
March 5, 2024
Sophomore Nathan Downie rounds the curve in the 1600-meter event on Jan. 27 at the Virginia Beach meet.

As indoor track comes to close, athletes prepare for spring track

Kian Kaz, staff writer
February 15, 2024
Junior Daniel Yaya represents Colombias national soccer team as a child.

Copa America 2024 to be hosted in USA

Kian Kaz, staff writer
January 10, 2024
Senior Sreeanish Yarra attempts the high jump at MCPS Meet #3.

Winter track hurdles into season

Kian Kaz, staff writer
December 15, 2023
Senior Jake Kelley attributes his touchdown catch to the pound of grass-fed beef he ate for breakfast.

Breakfast – the most important meal of the day

Kian Kaz, staff writer
November 20, 2023
Sophomore Shayna Kreiser lines up a shot on Whitmans goal.

Handball claims victory at county championship

Kian Kaz, staff writer
October 29, 2023
Sophomore Blake Graham and friends meet NBA player Udonis Haslem in Capital One Arena (Washington D.C.)

Battle of the fans: Students debate Washington, D.C. vs Baltimore sports teams

Kian Kaz, staff writer
October 6, 2023
Inter Miami fans, junior Tobias Subiela and friend, wash hands and search fridge at half-time of an Inter Miami game.

Messi: Coming to America

Kian Kaz, staff writer
September 20, 2023
Graduates Josh Mirsky and Max Mirsky celebrate their graduation outside of DAR.

Graduation celebrates class of 2023

Kian Kaz, staff writer
June 6, 2023
Shazam and Freddy Freeman, played by Zachary Levi and Jack Dylan Grazer, adventure together.

Warner Bros releases sequel, ‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’

Kian Kaz, staff writer
April 27, 2023
Sophomore Alex Balian dribbles a defender in a game against Rockville last year.

What school sport is the hardest to play?

Kian Kaz, staff writer
March 23, 2023
Senior Matthew Serrano scores against 3A Damascus during the past soccer season.

School sports move to 3A division for 2023-2024

Kian Kaz, staff writer
February 27, 2023
Club President Brandon Sun writes a rough draft of his letter to Congress.

Speak your voice and join the Letters to Congress Club

Kian Kaz, staff writer
November 3, 2022
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