Baseball starts season strong
Katie Counts, reporter
March 29, 2017
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
Having graduated two of OHS varsity baseball’s strongest pitchers Blake Dillow and Bailey Vuylsteke, there was some concern as to who would fill those shoes. But with a 7-1 start, it is evident that baseball does not have as much to worry about. Baseball opened the season March 17-22 by advancing...
Varsity baseball wins game for senior night
Taylor Boles, reporter
May 3, 2016
Filed under Sports
OHS varsity baseball had a successful senior night against Northwest. On April 28, the OHS baseball field was decorated with posters, balloons, and pictures to celebrate the final season of 11 players. Those seniors were Tyler Chambliss, Raul Elguezabal, Bailey Vuylsteke, Matt Miller, Blake Tribout,...
Varsity baseball beats Seckman in defensive game
Shelby Hicks, reporter
April 10, 2016
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
The OHS varsity baseball team managed to clinch the win in their game against Seckman on Friday despite bad weather and few scoring opportunities. The boys fought through the rain and wind on April 8, and even though the weather did not stop until the end, they played a successfully defensive game. “Our...
Varsity baseball looks forward to senior leadership
Johanna Carrigan, reporter
March 9, 2016
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
The varsity baseball team lost 12 seniors, but that does not mean there will be a lack of senior presence this year. When the team was announced on March 7, 10 seniors were listed on the 2016 roster. A handful of the boys are now third-year varsity players. “We’re going to rely heavily on our...
Albert takes his final swing as a Cardinal
Kellen Yoey, Reporter
December 13, 2011
Filed under Opinions, Top Stories
On Dec. 8, former St. Louis Cardinal first baseman, Albert Pujols, was bought by the Los Angeles Angels. As a free agent after winning the 2011 World Series, it was no doubt Pujols would be up for grabs. Pujols is a three-time National League Most Valuable Player and a 10-time All-Star. He's a lifetime...
Baseball rivals compete for a cause
Dallas Terry, Reviews
April 14, 2011
Filed under Sports
Those of you attending the JV and varsity baseball games at GCS ballpark next Tuesday against Mehlville will notice something strange about the players uniforms. Both teams will be wearing orange on their jerseys in support of the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. Coaches for a Cause is a fundraiser organized...
Baseball dominates competition
Ben Fowler, Reporter
April 6, 2011
Filed under Sports
The boys baseball team started off strong with a record of 5-1 as of April 1. “I’m happy with with how were playing but I know we will get better as the season goes on,” Coach Rich Sturm said. The seasons success continued with a 1-0 win over Seckman on March. 31. Chad Gendron (12) pitched...
Mac Cooper, reporter
October 12, 2018
Students are familiar with how ANP (Academic Network Period) works: kids go to their class and at 9:05, they can go to their teachers and get help, go the library or work...
October 12, 2018
Teachers innovate teaching techniques
October 2, 2018
Mueller earns spot on Federal Reserve Student Board of Directors
September 26, 2018
