Boys Basketball All Conference
Iyanna Robinson, reporter
April 3, 2019
Filed under Sports, Top Stories, Uncategorized
As the boy’s basketball season came to an end, two players received post-season honors. Tommy Purschke (12) and Joe Beardsley (11) made the All-District team, which qualifies them to be considered for Missouri All-State Basketball. Both boys were named All-Conference Green Division. Purschk...
Girls basketball dribbling to a great season
Lydia Manning, reporter
December 18, 2018
Filed under News, Sports, Top Stories
With a record of 5-3, girls varsity basketball is off to a strong start as they head into holiday break. In their most recent game, the team pulled out a 66-33 win over Marquette. After the graduation of three essential starting seniors, two players in particular have stepped up to lead the team. R...
Varsity boys basketball wins home opener
Rachel Delgado, reporter
December 8, 2017
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
Basketball fans of all ages crowded the stands at OHS for the varsity boys basketball home opener on Dec. 5. The fans were pleased with what they saw as the Tigers used their depth to beat Pattonville 60-44. “We won this game because we have a deep and talented bench,” head coach Nick Traxler...
Joe Beardsley: Athlete of the week
Emily Schneringer, reporter
January 13, 2017
Filed under Athlete of the Week, Sports
Joe Beardsley (9) plays on the Oakville varsity boys basketball team, being one of the two freshmen on the team. Beardsley has been playing basketball since first grade. He loves the fun of the game and hopes to continue playing basketball this spring during the off season. Beardsley has had a good...
Freshman girls basketball loses first game of the season
Shelby Hicks, reporter
January 22, 2016
Filed under Sports
The freshman girls basketball team lost their undefeated record of 8-0 in their game against Lindbergh on Jan. 19. Their record is now 8-1. The game started out slow and ended with the girls trying to push for the win. The score at halftime was tied 6-6, but the team fell behind in the later quarters,...
Varsity basketball beats Fox after intense game
Jacob Kauffmann, webmaster
December 18, 2015
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
After establishing a quick lead, boys varsity basketball lost some ground to Fox, but ultimately remained ahead until the end of the match. In an action-packed game, the tigers established their position with a score of 31-11 at the end of the first quarter. A strong offense allowed lots of scoring...
Sophomore point guard on varsity basketball
Sarah Kiely, reporter
December 15, 2015
Filed under Sports
The varsity boys’ basketball team has just kicked off its 2015-16 season. Though the team showcases lots of talent, one player might be their secret weapon. Dylan Portell, sophomore on varsity basketball this year, was moved up from the JV team to play point guard for varsity. A player on the freshman...
Boys basketball falls short against SLUH
Kassidy Mooney, reporter
December 15, 2015
Filed under Sports
After losing six of their top scoring players, the varsity boys basketball team struggled in their first game of the season. On Dec. 11 the young team fell to SLUH with a score of 38-71. Senior Antwan Banks led the OHS team by scoring 11 points.The boys fought to put up points the first half, sco...
Girls Basketball wins consolation bracket in Fountain City Classic
Taylor Boles, reporter
December 10, 2015
Filed under Sports
On Nov. 30 and Dec. 4 and 5 the OHS varsity girls basketball team played in the Fountain City Classic tournament at Desoto High School. Eight schools competed in the tournament. OHS placed first in consolation and fifth overall. “They played well as a unit. The whole team contributed offensiv...
SOMO in need of more buddies
Carrie Noblitt, O-zone Editor
February 3, 2014
Filed under News
The deadline to be a Special Olympics of Missouri (SOMO) basketball tournament buddy is extended due to lack of applicants. The deadline to apply was originally January 31st. There are 206 buddies needed, and only around 110 of the spots are currently filled. In order to fill the open spaces, Mr. Ste...
Let it Snow?
Maddie Foster, Online Editor-in-Chief and Profiles Editor
December 16, 2013
Filed under Opinions, Top Stories
It’s winter and you know what that means, snow, and with snow comes panic here in St. Louis. Personally, I think people in St. Louis tend to overreact when it comes to winter weather. Take for example this Friday, Dec. 13. OHS canceled the basketball game over concerns about ice and the ACT on Satu...
