The girls track distance medley is leaving past times in the dust. The team consists of junior Maddy Brown, sophomore Abby Allgeyer, sophomore Rachel Osborne and freshman Rikita Saunders.
“We broke...
The JV baseball team has been plagued with two serious injuries this season. Junior Jackson Fleming and freshman Matt Perego have the most notable injuries on the team. A few weeks ago in a game at Westminster,...
The water polo teams have risen from being just a name on the walls to a name heard in the halls. Varsity is undefeated in league play and JV has five wins, three losses and one tie.
“I think having...
At their last competition of the season, the winter guard placed seventh out of nine teams in the Mid Continent Color Guard Association (MCCGA) Championships in Springfield, Missouri.
Guard teams were...
The storied franchise of the St. Louis Cardinals has permanently cemented St. Louis as a baseball city, but the NFL and NHL also have strong presences. Professional sports teams have been anything but...
The boys and girls racquetball teams flew to Portland, OR to compete against 41 different schools from around the nation. Overall, the team placed fourth in the nation, with the six girls placing fifth...
After three different head coaches in three seasons, West Middle School Physical Education teacher Tony McNabb steps into the role as head coach of the Baseball team. The assistant coach is Ben Margalski,...
The 2014 boys volleyball team will be looking forward to their upcoming season with only a small nucleus of returning players. The team is coming off a 2-14 season.
The Longhorns will be anchored by...
The reigning 2012 water polo state champions have started their regular practice routine on February 19th, weeks before actual tryouts.
There are five seniors on the team: Chandler Klemm, Nick Klemm,...
After being eliminated in the first round of the districts tournament last season, the girls' soccer team looks to battle further into the competition this year. Players who are trying out will be tested...
