Abby Purdum, Convergent Media Writer
• April 24, 2019
Competition emerged for the girl's soccer team as they are now competing with schools as large as 2,223 students in Class 4 district from Class 3.
“Historically, all of the Rockwood schools are larger...
From playing catch in the backyard with friends to following a strict schedule and hoping their passion grants a way to their future, student-athletes feel the pressure from parents and coaches to take...
Following the growing trend of the team’s roster increasing the past three years, the girls’ lacrosse program reached a record 60 athletes for the 2019 season. Having a larger team has consequently...
The scoreboard read 25:00 minutes remaining in the second half of the varsity girls’ soccer game against Nerinx Hall on April 12. Freshman Ella Roesch was sprinting towards the ball when a player on...
The ultimate battle has begun. The girls’ soccer and boys’ baseball programs are going head-to-head in the first ever Battle of the Bones, a chicken wing eating contest.
Battle of the Bones will...
"Speechless."
That is how sophomore Karen Trevor-Roberts describes the moment she discovered she will be attending Sport EuroTour Drivjer GK Academy in Amsterdam, deemed to have the “top training and...
Kenzi Sampson, Convergent Media Writer
• March 30, 2019
As another season kicks off, the girl's lacrosse teams faces the challenge of adjusting to the new rule of self-start.
“I was scared because I knew it would be hard to get used to, it was a big learning...
Boys Basketball
After struggling with a season riddled with injury and adversity, the boys varsity basketball is looking to bounce back in future seasons.
“Last year we had seven wins and the...
Susie Seidel, Convergence Media Editor
• March 26, 2019
‘Terrorist’, ‘number 18 is a terrorist’, ‘why aren’t you riding a camel?’ are all comments that no longer phase senior Tarek Baig as he skates across the ice.
“I'm sure people say it...
With the 2019 season already underway, the girls varsity basketball team is pushing players to fill new roles to end the year with a strong finish.
“Our goal is to continue to focus on the regular...
![During a game against the Lindbergh Flyers, sophomore Karen Trevor-Roberts guards her goal. “I do everything to make sure the ball doesn’t get into the goal, even during practice when a lot of balls are being shot against me,” Trevor-Roberts said. “[Field hockey] gives you a family. It teaches me teamwork and even helps with social skills. It also teaches me how to balance school and sports.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/zoe-900x611.jpg)
![Senior guard Tess Allgeyer stands at the top of the key and searches for a play to make. The team makes a point to learn from their losses and improve their strategy each game. “We regularly reflect on our progress and talk about lessons learned from difficult losses, but also the wins. If we continue to get better each day we play, we will be ready [for districts],” Boedecker said.](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/tess-900x600.jpg)