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Jozefin Waniewski, Staff Writer

Jozefin Waniewski is a sophomore at South Windsor High School, and a second year Staff Writer for The Bobcat Prowl. It is her ambition to use this year as a writer to publish articles covering town and school events while continuing to advance her writing skills. Outside of The Prowl Jozefin is a three season athlete, she plays soccer in the fall and runs track in the winter and spring for the High School. Outside of school, Waniewski enjoys running, traveling, and spending time with friends.

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Football Phenomenon Ryan Faux Dominates the Grid

Eli Schwartzman, Carlyn Tony, Elizabeth Sinclair, Jozefin Waniewski, Nora Cayward, and Juliana Mayer
October 3, 2025

Check out The Prowl's featured athlete, star running back for SWHS, Ryan Faux.

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Senior Mia Ruiz throws in the ball from the sideline.

Wood Scores Three as Bobcats Beat Berlin

Jozefin Waniewski, Nora Cayward, and Eli Schwartzman
September 17, 2025

As the clock turned to 6:00 PM on Monday, September 15, the South Windsor Bobcats girls soccer team traveled to Sage Perk in Berlin to battle the Redcoats. Fresh off a 1-0 upset victory over defending...

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Fairgoers ride the neon swings at the 2025 Wapping Fair

The Wapping Fair Returns

Jozefin Waniewski and Aubrey Nguyen
September 15, 2025

The South Windsor Wapping Fair is an annual event that began in 1892 and was discontinued after its 131st anniversary in 2023 due to the closure of the South Windsor Jaycees Foundation, its longtime organizer....

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South Windsor High School's marching band walking in the Memorial Day Parade. (Mrs. Quinn)

Marching in Memory

Jozefin Waniewski, Staff Writer
June 4, 2025

On May 26th, 2025 residents of South Windsor gathered along Nutmeg and Pleasant Valley Road to spectate the annual Memorial Day parade to pay tribute to the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives...

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A South Windsor High School student takes a test in a classroom.

Do-Overs Done Differently

Jozefin Waniewski, Staff Writer
May 14, 2025

Next year, starting in the 2025-2026 school year at South Windsor High School, a new retake policy for assessments will be implemented.  The policy consists of the following regulations: There will...

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Students at Orchard Hill Elementary School in South Windsor participate in their annual Earth Day parade. (Thomas Waniewski)

From Awareness to Action; South Windsor Makes Earth Day Count

Jozefin Waniewski, Eliza Blanchfield, and Ethan Sands
April 22, 2025

Starting in 1970, Earth Day has fallen on April 22nd each year to demonstrate support for global and local environmental protection.  This large scale movement is commemorated in South Windsor each...

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South Windsor High School has made it to the MagicSchool 'Sweet Sixteen' in the Scholars South bracket.

South Windsor Makes Strides in ‘MarchMagic’ Competition

Dhu’l-Kifl Ramirez and Jozefin Waniewski
March 26, 2025

South Windsor Public Schools is currently entered in MagicSchool AI’s “March Magic Competition.” The competition consists of the top 64 schools nationwide that utilize MagicSchool the most.   MagicSchool...

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Junior Aditya Patel and Sophomore Tim Obeid dive for the 50 yard freestyle.

Making Waves at CCCs

Dhu’l-Kifl Ramirez and Jozefin Waniewski
March 10, 2025

The South Windsor High School boys’ swim team went to the Conference Championships at Glastonbury High School on Thursday, March 6th, earning second place and seeing numerous swimmers qualify for states.  Prior...

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Freshman Emma Gordon getting a pin in her second match of the day. (Madeline Gordon)

Queen of the Mat

Jozefin Waniewski, Staff Writer
February 27, 2025

The South Windsor High School wrestling team participated in the ‘Connecticut Queen of the Mat Tournament’ on Sunday, February 23rd.  The tournament was open to all female public school athletes...

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