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The Lindbergh Flyers lost a dual Jan. 15 to Kirkwood by a 119-67 margin.
Despite a 2-4 start, Affton High School Coach Jay Laue envisions a brighter new year for his boys basketball squad.
Paul Day, St. John Vianney High School’s head football coach, was not concerned. Likewise for the players.
If this were a weather report, the forecast for the Lindbergh High School boys basketball team would be bright and sunny.
The Lutheran High School South Hockey Club "is thrilled" to announce that former Blues player Dwight Schofield will serve as varsity head coach for the 2018-19 season.
Former Lindbergh High School wrestler, coach and athletic director Michael Slyman has been named to the Missouri Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Slyman is one of six individuals being recognized this year for tremendous contributions to the sport of wrestling.
Despite playing shorthanded, senior-dominated Ursuline Academy appeared headed to a girls volleyball victory over Cor Jesu Academy.
Dan Oliver, Affton High School's head football coach since 1997, envisions a better 2018 season for his senior-dominated Cougars.
Lindbergh High School football coach Nathan Norman's approach in 2018 will be different than in 2017 when the Flyers finished the high school football season with a 10-2 record.
St. John Vianney High School brought home its third state baseball championship in school history – and the first since 2006 – on June 1. Vianney defeated Columbia Hickman for the Class 5 Missouri State High School Baseball Championship.
With two seconds left in regulation and the boys lacrosse match tied, Lindbergh High School junior Ryan Rahoy scored the winning goal to give the Flyers the Missouri Scholastic Lacrosse Association Show-Me Cup title.
Walking onto the CarShield Field on May 31 brought back disappointing memories of finishing third in the 2017 Class 5 Missouri State Championships for Vianney High School’s baseball team.
Despite a 1-4 start to the 2018 girls soccer season, Lindbergh High School Coach Mark Giesing and senior goaltender, Hanna Groh, weren't concerned with the slow start. A difficult schedule, especially early in the season, is why.
When the season started for Affton High School's boys volleyball team, head coach Brian Boehm had expectations of his Cougar pack.
The Golden Griffins of Vianney have advanced to the baseball final four for the second straight season, defeating host Jackson, 9-2, in the Class 5 state quarterfinals on May 24.
