Start or Sit: Fantasy Football week six
Michael Lolley, Staff Writer
5 days ago
The NFL is starting to get shaken up. Due to COVID-19, teams like the Tennessee Titans had to postpone games, starting to create an out of whack schedule. There is no Thursday night game this week, instead we have two Monday night games- for the second week in a row. In week five, we learned a few new things....
Start or Sit: Fantasy Football week five
Michael Lolley, Staff Writer
October 8, 2020
Rolling into week five of the NFL season, most players have started to hit their strides. Some, however, are playing below par for their career. I’m here to help you separate the good from the bad and figure out which players you should start on your fantasy team this week. Cincinnati Bengals run...
Football season set to begin outside of St. Louis County
Drew Boone, Staff Writer
October 3, 2020
After weeks of anticipation on whether there would be a football season or not, Parkway has made the decision to allow teams to participate in games outside of county lines following County Executive Sam Page’s ruling. The ruling stated that all moderate-to-high frequency sports involving athletes above the age of 14 were not allowed to particip...
Fantasy Football: Start or Sit week four
Michael Lolley, Staff Writer
October 1, 2020
In week three of the NFL season, teams had to get creative with their game plans, because most had injuries in their starting roles. But when the NFL gets creative, it forces fantasy owners to do the same. There were quite a few pleasant surprises last week in the NFL. Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Just...
Fantasy Football: Start or Sit week three
Michael Lolley, Staff Writer
September 24, 2020
As we roll into week three of this year's NFL season, managing your fantasy team will be painful after the amount of injuries from the previous week. Don’t worry though, I’ve got your back. With so many injuries, you may have to scan your league’s waiver wire to see who you can fill these posi...
Athletics return with restrictions
Ashlyn Gillespie, Staff Writer
September 21, 2020
Masks, six feet distance, no balls or pennies, no sharing water and no tryouts or cuts are among the changes coaches, staff and players must adjust to during fall sports. The rules change frequently, but the teams they apply to remain the same. St. Louis County has established three groups: low, moderate and high...
Slam Dunk Success: Neisler brothers work together to produce mixtapes for basketball athletes
Tre Bell and Lilly Francis
August 26, 2020
Spending hours recording and editing photos and videos, alumnus and brothers Cam and Jordan Neisler have found a talent for creating video and picture edits for high school basketball players. “When I first started, it was a little different. I didn’t know how [recording] worked. When I made my fir...
Coach Katelyn Arenos shares how she plans to coach during COVID-19
Lilly Francis, Staff Writer
August 13, 2020
As the summer ends and fall sports begin, athletes and coaches will not find normalcy when they return to play. Social distancing measures will loom over practices and games as health regulations require many adjustments. Since tennis is one of the most contactless sports, making it safer to play ...
Spring Edition: Seniors commit to their school for collegiate sports
Zoe DeYoung, Ridwan Oyebamiji, and Lydia Roseman
May 28, 2020
Tia Reed-Basketball Senior Tia Reed couldn’t imagine the idea of playing collegiate basketball, but that changed when she began to hear offers from Missouri Baptist University, Lyon College, Fontbonne University and Fisk University during her high school career. “[I never] really believed [I could play...
Coaches share the disappointment with student-athletes regarding canceled sport seasons
Cooper Walkoff, Convergent Media Writer
May 21, 2020
Student-athletes aren't the only ones who are disappointed with their seasons being cancelled due to the coronavirus. The coaches are equally frustrated about not being able to lead their teams during the spring. “This season we had a very strong team with exceptional volleyball skill and knowle...
![Annotating her copy of the short story, sophomore Zeina Daboul works on her assignment. Daboul found the parallels between the story and modern times interesting. “When you look deeper [into the story], you can see that it reflects our society, in ways that you wouldn't think a story written in 1842 would,” Daboul said.](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/20200406_2316051-300x236.jpg)
![Wearing dresses at Town and Country Square, sophomores Sami Eveland and Sammi Duncan dress up for their self-created homecoming. Despite COVID-19 cancelling school-sponsored homecoming , Duncan and her friend group decided to plan their own event and make the most out of the situation. “We were all super bummed about homecoming being cancelled,” Duncan said. “We just wanted to have a fun time with our friends whether it was for real or [fake], but we all knew that it was for our safety and getting to plan our own made us feel a lot better.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/DSC-0290-300x200.jpg)
