University City senior Jael Green was chosen as the MVP of the tournament.
- By Joe Lyons | Special to the Post-Dispatch
"Our coaches push us and we push each other. This is a team that really works hard,'' Edwardsville junior Genevieve Dykstra said.
- By Greg Uptain | Special to the Post-Dispatch
“We rose to the occasion,” Pattonville coach Travis Harris said.
- Steve Overbey | Post-Dispatch
The league, which is in its 54th and final season, will disband at the end of the school year and its six teams will scatter to different conferences.
- By Warren Mayes | Special to the Post-Dispatch
“We just had to go out there and execute, and we did that,” Maplewood-RH senior Abraham Nayou said.
- By Joe Lyons | Special to the Post-Dispatch
"My only goal right now is to win that state title,'' Roxana High wrestler Lyndon Thies said.
- Steve Overbey | Post-Dispatch
"I think we've found a new level defensively," Father McGivney coach Jeff Oller said.
"He had a phenomenal interview, he left no question unanswered," Chaminade athletics director Kevin Wehner said.
The Longhorns wide receiver only began playing football as a high school junior.
Check out some of the best performances produced by area high school athletes last week.
The Cougars (18-7) won for the 10th time in their last 11 games.
The 6-foot-3 winger has scored at least 13 points in every game this season.
Kevin Roberts said: "They've been working so hard and they deserved to be rewarded like this."
"It's the first big win of my coaching career and having it come here is an awesome feeling,'' said CBC coach Jack Flynn, a Francis Howell graduate.
"You expect big players to make big plays and that's what he did," Chaminade sophomore Elijah Poniewaz said.
Vashon (11-3) won its fourth in a row.
"Carter never stops working, and that's a key to the success he's had and to his future," Lancers coach Sam Ritchie said.
Granite City athletics director John Moad said: "We were impressed with the way he can communicate and get his point across to these kids."
Check out some of the best performances produced by area high school athletes last week.
Troy veteran coach Ryan Meyers said: "I thought we came out, played really hard and shared the ball on the offensive end."
MaryAnn said: "He was so proud of me and it made me feel really good that I could make him happy with what I was doing."
“I think it's super fun having that target on your back and having to worry about everyone gunning for your spot,” senior Lance Feagans said.
"Mike wrestled with a lot of passion and came away with a great win," SLUH coach Espen Conley said.
"Huge win," Lutheran St. Charles veteran coach Erin Luttschwager said.
"It pumps us up to go harder, and that energy helps the team," De Smet senior Ian Thomas said.
“I think it was just our depth and the top line tonight — Tillitt, Grupe and Feagans — they came out and dominated,” De Smet coach Anthony Cappelletti said.
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Levinson, a senior, has 39 points (18 goals, 21 assists) and Vantine, a junior, has 40 points (25 goals, 15 assists).
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Burianek replaces Mike Harrison, who accepted an assistant principal position.
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Check out some of the best performances produced by area high school athletes last week.
Check out some of the best performances produced by area high school athletes last week.
Check out some of the best performances produced by area high school athletes last week.
University City senior Jael Green was chosen as the MVP of the tournament.
The league, which is in its 54th and final season, will disband at the end of the school year and its six teams will scatter to different conferences.
"I think we've found a new level defensively," Father McGivney coach Jeff Oller said.
Troy veteran coach Ryan Meyers said: "I thought we came out, played really hard and shared the ball on the offensive end."
“We rose to the occasion,” Pattonville coach Travis Harris said.
“We just had to go out there and execute, and we did that,” Maplewood-RH senior Abraham Nayou said.
The Cougars (18-7) won for the 10th time in their last 11 games.
The 6-foot-3 winger has scored at least 13 points in every game this season.
“I think it's super fun having that target on your back and having to worry about everyone gunning for your spot,” senior Lance Feagans said.
“I think it was just our depth and the top line tonight — Tillitt, Grupe and Feagans — they came out and dominated,” De Smet coach Anthony Cappelletti said.
Levinson, a senior, has 39 points (18 goals, 21 assists) and Vantine, a junior, has 40 points (25 goals, 15 assists).
"I think they just enjoy being out on the ice together,” Ravens coach Paul Cavallini said.
"Our coaches push us and we push each other. This is a team that really works hard,'' Edwardsville junior Genevieve Dykstra said.
"My only goal right now is to win that state title,'' Roxana High wrestler Lyndon Thies said.
"It's the first big win of my coaching career and having it come here is an awesome feeling,'' said CBC coach Jack Flynn, a Francis Howell graduate.
"Carter never stops working, and that's a key to the success he's had and to his future," Lancers coach Sam Ritchie said.
"He had a phenomenal interview, he left no question unanswered," Chaminade athletics director Kevin Wehner said.
The Longhorns wide receiver only began playing football as a high school junior.
Granite City athletics director John Moad said: "We were impressed with the way he can communicate and get his point across to these kids."
Burianek replaces Mike Harrison, who accepted an assistant principal position.