Lack of focus leads to OHS football loss
Mckenzie Knapp, editor in chief
September 20, 2017
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
Penalties and turnovers proved costly as the Tigers lost to Marquette, 42-28, on Sept. 15. Within the first two minutes of the game, a fumble by OHS gave Marquette the ball at the OHS 20-yard line. This set up Marquette to run for the first touchdown of the game. The score was 7-0 with 10:01 still...
Vision becomes reality, varsity football ends losing streak in game against Seckman
Dominique Robinson, photo editor
October 10, 2016
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
After losing their first seven games, the varsity football team was not feeling good about themselves, but preparing for the homecoming game (Oct. 7) against Seckman, which had the same record as them, gave a little hope The tigers came out with a bit more confidence and a better temperament than...
Football loses to Fox due to lack of chemistry
Dominique Robinson, photo editor
September 26, 2016
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
The varsity football team was determined to get its first win of the season Friday night (Sept. 23) against Fox, but a breakdown in following assignments led to a 40-14 loss. Fox took the lead in the first quarter, scoring a touchdown for a 7-0 lead. In the second quarter, Fox scored 13 points for...
Four OHS football players compete in All-Star Classic
Johanna Carrigan, reporter
December 11, 2015
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
OHS football seniors showed their skills in the annual St.Louis High School All-star Classic game. This year the game was held on Saturday, Dec. 5. The battle between the two teams of all stars was held on the field of Gateway High School at 2 pm. OHS was represented well with four of its senior ...
Tiger Cage shows support for Lindbergh family
Sarah Kiely, reporter
October 22, 2015
Filed under Features
On Oct. 16, OHS’s Tiger Cage had a blackout theme planned for the football game against Lindbergh. However, one particular student gave the tiger cage leaders an idea they could not pass up. Rachel Creahan (12), Oakville cheerleader, heard people talking about a student at Lindbergh whose mother had pas...
Heat scorches fall sports schedules
Katelyn Pike, Reporter
September 4, 2014
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
Fall sports at OHS have hit a snag this week as the temperature climbs to unusual heights. The tail end of August has brought the most brutal humidity the area has seen in weeks, causing trouble for the athletic department. In accordance with the Missouri State High School Activities Association policy,...
Tiger Cage Captains Are Ready To Wave Flags
Dallas Carter, Reporter
August 29, 2014
Filed under Features
What does Football’s first home game mean for Oakville? Cheering fans, touchdowns, and Tiger Cage, specifically the new Tiger Cage Cheer Captains. Mrs. Lynn Schmalz, sponsor of Tiger Cage, received many applications from seniors, all wanting an opportunity to wave the OHS flags after a touchdown. Eventually,...
OHS Gets New Scoreboard
Jacob King, Reporter
July 30, 2014
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
After years of struggling to read the score at Rodger Estes stadium, the Oakville High School athletic department raised enough money to replace the old scoreboard in the Northwest end of the stadium. For years, OHS athletic director Becky Czuppon has been raising money in order to pay for a new scoreboard. "The...
Football takes on FrancisHowell North
Evan Lachnit, Journalism 1 Staff
September 23, 2011
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
OHS is coming off a 34-17 victory over arch rival Mehlville last week. This Friday night, they take on Francis Howell North and with a victory, they can surpase last year’s win total. Last year’s varsity team had a total of two wins over the entire 10-game season. This year through four games...
Mehlville-Oakville rivalry hits the web
Kellen Yoey, Reporter
September 20, 2011
Filed under Opinions
Every year, the Mehlville- Oakville rivalry is always a big part of the school year. No matter what, it seems that one school is always trying to “one up” the other. Which is okay, because a rivalry is fun in ways. But when is the line drawn to say its gone to far? The fight between the...
OHS hosts first annual football jamboree
Andrej Dzidic, Reporter
August 24, 2011
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
OHS hosted its first football jamboree at Rodger Estes Stadium on Friday August 19. The OHS varsity football team tied twice, against Hazlewood East and Vianney, and lost to Summit by one score on the last play. “Winning is not important. This game served as an evaluation,” OHS head coach Arlee...
When pride was alive
Michelle Ocello, Editor in Chief
May 9, 2011
Filed under Opinions
Friday night football games make up the majority of my freshman year memories. The black and gold crowd, the golden girls, and the smell of hot dogs remain fresh in my memory. Armed with an OHS tigers shirt and painted in stripes, someone could always find me at the home football games. In fact you could...
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
