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Cabel Jarrett

7/31/2019

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Cabel Jarrett – North Carolina
Interview by Larissa Chelius
Nomination and Photography by TAP Photography
Issue 24 of Inspiring Teens Magazine
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​The Nomination: Cabel Jarrett, age 16, is beyond the shadow of a doubt an awe-inspiring teenager. Being the youngest of his class, he pursues excellence inside and outside of the classroom. Although his top 5 class rank is impressive, it barely touches the reason he is inspiring. Cabel’s passion is teaching others through hands on activities. He spends his time teaching public speaking classes, swim training, and ski instruction lessons.
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​How did you become the great leader you are today? 
I have gained my leadership qualities through my experiences. Being able to meet new people and get out of my comfort zone has created the leader I am today. 

Tell us about being the FBLA western region Vice President, and what that title brings. 
I was elected for the position over a year ago and it has had a huge impact in my life so far. Basically, I was elected to help lead a national organization that prepares young adults to enter business related fields in their future. My specialty was public speaking; therefore, I got the chance to travel around the country learning/teaching others how to excel at public speaking in real life scenarios. 

​What has instructing swim and ski lessons contributed to your life over time?
Instructing lessons for swimming and skiing has ultimately led to me becoming more personable. It has even brought me a new passion; kids! I realized that I love to teach others, so I would like to incorporate those new passions into my life. 

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​What opportunities have you been given by being in the top 5 class rank?
I am immensely rewarded by the mental acknowledgment of my effort. I love knowing that I have taken every opportunity possible to succeed. 
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As a player in Cougar football as the tackle position what are your expectations of time, and how do you make excess time for your other activities? 
Playing football is very demanding to the respects of your personal time. The sport requires loads of effort and commitment. However, that never means you do not have time for other activities. One simply must be interested in something in order to participate. I have missed very few opportunities because I play football. 

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​How do you keep yourself organized with everything you have on your plate?
I honestly have a photographic memory, so I don’t really write anything down. I am probably the worst person to ask this question to. 

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
Focus only on the future: it never hurts to dream big. 

Where do you see yourself in 5 years/what are your plans for the future?
Graduating from college and considering applying for a doctorate program. 

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What about you inspires others/why do you think you are inspiring?
Probably the fact that I am very outgoing. 

Who do you find inspiring?
Young men and women who serve in the military. 

Do you have a hidden talent? What is it?
Playing the piano!

Pizza or Tacos? Soda or Water? Cats or Dogs?
Both, Sweet tea, and I am not an animal person. 

3 Things on your bucket list
1- Travel the world
2- Have a huge family of my own
3- Go skiing in the Swiss Alpes 

Cabel will be featured in Issue 24 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Mary (Emme) Pianfetti

3/9/2019

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Mary (Emme) Pianfetti
Interview by Larissa Chelius
Nomination by Evangeline (Vanna) PIanfetti
Photography by Liz Brunson
Illinois

​Issue 15

The Nomination: Emme balances her diving, cello, community outreach and grades all with a smile. Six days a week you can find her at the pool after school practicing her dives for 2 hours and two morning a week, she's working at the gym for an hour conditioning. But this isn't enough - she's also a cellist with the Eastern Illinois Youth Orchestra. In between, she focuses on her school work maintaining a 4.0 GPA while giving back to her community through the Fellowship for Christian Athletes, Best Buddies and Lead4LIfe programs. As her mom, she inspires me every day with her belief in her faith, her friendships, and her hard work to reach her goals.
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How has diving impacted you? 
Diving has taught me a lot about perseverance, and grace in the face of failure. There are many times when despite how many hours I have trained, I did not get the results I wanted. But I did not give up and I continue to work hard and get better with each practice, and with each meet. I have learned that I am defined not by how well I do at the meet, but how I handle the outcome. This helps me in dealing with my grades, in being a better friend, and a better sister and daughter.
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Tell us about your cello and Eastern Illinois Youth Orchestra 
Cello is something that has always held a special place in my heart. My grandparents bought me my very first cello when I was first learning. Since then, I have always come to think of music as an extension of who you I am – you don’t have to be the best at it – I know I am not the best – but, I work very hard and I take advantage of opportunities that come my way. I don’t know what the future will hold for my cello and me, but my cello teacher and being part of the Eastern Illinois Youth Orchestra has inspired me to want to continue playing. 
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How do you balance your time? 
Balancing time has always been a struggle for me. But I’ve gotten better because I’ve learned that if you focus on exactly what needs to get done and make good “to do lists”, you can accomplish a lot in each day. For homework, I make good use of my study halls, and for practicing cello I do that at the end of the day because it is one of the things I most enjoy – so I put it last to motivate myself to get my other work done. I’m also a night owl so that helps me stay up longer to get my work done, but harder to wake up in the morning!

What activities do you do in your community? 
I have had several adults and coaches who have inspired me and given me courage to accomplish more then I believed I could. When I pick activities to be involved with, I try to do those that allow me to give back. My favorite activities include Best Buddies at my High School because it allows me to connect with students with intellectual and developmental disabilities and Lead4Life which encourages me to engages with other high school students while we envision our futures, and start finding ways to make difference in our schools and community. As a leader in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, I can share my faith with other students while applying the character, strength, and value we talk about into our sports.


Mary (Emme) Pianfetti was featured in Issue 15 of Inspiring Teens Magazine.
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Giavonna Sabatini

3/5/2019

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​Giavonna Sabatini
Interview by Sierra Zaccagnino
Nomination by Gabriella Sabatini
Pennsylvania
Issue 15

The Nomination: Giavonna Sabatini is inspiring because of all the activities she does. She plays lacrosse, diving, and track all in one season. She doesn’t get home until late and she still does all her honors homework. Also, she has time for volunteering at many different places and tutors kindergarteners too! With all this, she manages to keep a job on the weekends at CVS. 

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What sports do you play and how did you become interested in playing so many?
I play many sports, but my main sports are Track, Lacrosse, and Diving. I’ve been interested in running since elementary school and have gone to junior Olympics. Lacrosse I started in middle school and I’m currently on a club team named T3! Diving I got into recently and I got into because of my injury. Freshman year I was in a snowboarding accident and I had a concussion and needed knee surgery to reconstruct my knee because I tore so many things. I couldn’t do sports for a year, so I was a manager for the swim team, and the coach convinced to come out for the team. I’m so glad he did.

How do you manage playing multiple sports in one season?
It was hard to manage at first, but I have a half hour to an hour break in between track and diving so it’s a nice break. Those are every day during the week then I usually have invitationals for track once a month on Saturday. Lacrosse is usually on Sundays. When two meets clash, I talk to my coaches and then decide which one is more crucial.
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How do you balance all your extra-curricular and athletic activities with your school work?
It’s a little bit of a process. You have to have a calendar with ALL of your events. Then you see how long you’ll be at each place. For mandatory informational meetings, I usually take my science because it doesn't require as much attention as math or English would. In between sports practice I do math, and on my ride home I do English. 
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What have you learned about yourself through athletics?
I learned how much I could trust myself. After my injury, I realized how much of my life I dedicated to sports and it left me feeling very upset without any physical activity. Even though I wanted to push through the injury, I knew I had to trust myself with how much was too much. It helped me make so many of my best friends and keep me happy. Whenever I’m feeling a bad emotion, I get to the start line or board, and all my emotions melt away and I’m left feeling excited.

Tell me about some of the volunteer work you have done.
I do tons of work such as volunteering at the Langhorne rehabilitation center where I play games with Joanne Hanson. I’ve volunteered extensively at the Churchville nature center giving tours of the butterfly house. One of my favorites is when I went to Sleepy Hallow and I supervised Urban Promise Trenton kids and donated gloves, hats, jacket, and baked cookies!! Next month, I am caroling at another Rehabilitation center. Furthermore, I always volunteer my Wednesdays at Wrightstown Elementary School for the kindergarten class I help tutor!

What are your plans after high school?
In the future, I hope to get into the Air Force Academy and study Biomedical Engineering! If not, I’d love any military academy or military college!

Giavonna was featured in Issue 15 of Inspiring Teens Magazine.
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Ethan Spencer

2/24/2019

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Ethan Spencer
Interview by Diamond Farmer
Nomination & Photography by Jessica Robertson Photographic Artistry
Virginia
Issue 15

The nomination: The alarm goes off every day many hours before the sun comes up to wake Ethan for his morning swim practice. He swims for hours before he even goes to school each day. Sacrifice is the word that comes to mind when we talk with Ethan about his dedication to competitive swimming. Not only does he maintain his grades, his friendships and excels at his sport, he makes the choice to forgo lots of fun socializing in order to make it happen as he has to go to bed early every night to be ready to dive in the next day.


When did you start swimming?
A friend invited me to join the summer swim team when I was 9 years old and I loved it so much that I have been swimming ever since. So much, that 2 years ago I began swimming year-round for NOVA of Virginia and am looking forward to continuing my swimming career at the collegiate level.

How does your sleep schedule work around swim practice?
Since I practice every morning at 4:45am and live a good half hour away, I wake up at 3:40am in order to eat and get there on time. I go to sleep at 7:30pm during the week in order to maintain a good sleep schedule.

Do you have any other hobbies or activities besides from swimming?
I am a very competitive fantasy football player and huge sports fan (pro and college). I enjoy hanging out with my friends most weekends when I don't have a swim meet, and hiking and taking eye opening pictures of nature. In the summer I work as a lifeguard at the YMCA.

What have you had to sacrifice to excel at swim and school, and does it stress you out?
Daily I have to sacrifice my time, which results in me having to be rigorous in keeping up with school work to maintain my 4.2 GPA. I try to do my homework immediately and avoid procrastination at all costs. I also have had to give up various aspects of my social life that a typical high school kid might have. No, it doesn’t stress me out - I have faith in maintaining my schedule and if I do everything when it is supposed to be done it will all work out.

Ethan was featured in Issue 15 of Inspiring Teens Magazine.

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Olivia Strickland

2/17/2019

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Interview with Zoe D’Angelo 
Nomination & Photography by Ali Johnson Photography 
Virginia

 
The Nomination: Olivia is one of my senior models and photography assistants for the Class of 2019. She's involved in the Student Government Association and the Governor's School. Olivia has been swimming and dancing for most of her life. She swims year-round for several swim clubs and dances many different styles, including pointe. She loves animals, photography and painting. One of Olivia's best friends described her as an incredibly unique person with a wonderful sense of humor. I totally agree! I absolutely love working with her, both as a model and a photography assistant!

How did you become interested in swimming and dance?
I started swimming when I was 5 years old because my mother believed it was important for us (my siblings and I) to become strong swimmers. I have participated in year-round swimming since I was young, and I love the competitiveness of it. I also love how good it feels when I work hard towards a specific goal and finally achieve it. I have also been taking dance classes since I was 3 years old and I love it. I currently take 5 classes a week, including pointe. Dance and swim have always been a big part of my life.

Tell me about your role in the Student Government Association.
I have been heavily involved in SGA both my junior and senior years and I love it. SGA plans events throughout both the school and the community. It's a great environment of students who all have so much school spirit and love being involved in the school as well as our local community.

 How do you like being a model?
I love working with Ali Johnson, she is such a talented photographer. Every photo shoot with her is so fun and full of laughter. Not only do I model for her, I also work for her as a photography assistant. Working with Ali is always so much fun, and she is always open to new ideas even if they are a little crazy. Working with and modelling for Ali has been a very fun experience and I'm excited for future photo shoots.

What are your favorite types of animals and why?
I can't choose between cats and dogs; my family has had both since I was very young, and I love them all. Currently, we have 5 cats, 4 dogs, 2 turkeys, and a chicken. I've always bonded with our cats and dogs and I love their company.
 
 With all your interests, have you decided on what you’ll be doing after high school?
Currently, I am undecided on where I want to go to college. I have applied to UVA, Virginia Tech, and University of Richmond and I plan to apply to more colleges. I want to study some type of science, maybe biology or environmental sciences and I will hopefully go to veterinary school.

Olivia was featured in issue 15. 
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Swim

10/5/2018

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Poem, Article by Ava Soloff, Image by Danielle Soloff

I AM

I am a swimmer, one with the water.
I wonder if I will journey to the Olympics
I hear the sound of my hands and feet crashing against
     the water
I see the other swimmers start to trail behind me
I yearn to make it to the finals
I am a swimmer, one with the water
I imagine the announcer claiming me as first place
I feel confident that I will speed ahead
I touch the scaly wall
I worry I didn’t make it
I cry tears of joy when I win
I am a swimmer, one with the water
I understand I must be a good sport
I congratulate the girls next to me
I try to get past the clusters of people cheering
        on the swimmers in the transparent water
I dream I will win my next race
I hope someday I make my mark
Why Swimming is Great for Your Mind and Body

Many people say that swimming is a very physical sport. While it is, there is another aspect which is mental. The physical part comes in during countless hours of drylands, practice, and meets. You work your hardest to get through tough sets and events. That really comes in handy in my everyday life because it helps me with other sports and it is great for your health. The mental part comes in when you get tired and you need to learn to push yourself or when you have to overcome nerves before races.
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Swimming also helps me prioritize my weekly schedule because it is a sport that requires daily commitment. Not only that, but it teaches you self-discipline. For example, meets are pretty much always early in the morning so I know the night before to go to bed early, eat a healthy dinner and breakfast, to drink lots of water, and to relax. Another great thing about swimming is that when I'm stressed, it really helps me to calm down.
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