The baseball team travels to Phoenix, Arizona, to play during Spring Break.
Dionandre Josenberger hired as the next head baseball coach, starting the 24-24 school year
Boys volleyball has opening day sweeps for both JV and varsity over Lincoln Prep. JV 25-23, 25-20 and Varsity 25-15, 25-13, 25-14. First MSHSAA wins in school history
Onyx Step Team won first place at the Second Annual Show Up and Step Out Step Show Feb. 3, up from second place the previous year.
“I definitely thought we were going to get...
Reporter Izabella Berger meets with the new head football coach Drew Hudgins for a Q&A about his coaching philosophy and plans for the upcoming season.
Nine members of the boys wrestling team headed to state wrestling Friday. The state team consisted of senior Tyler Bower, juniors Parker Leverknight, Gunner Dahms, Zayne Reynolds, David Gleason, Merrik...
The theater department performed the production of “The Suessification of Romeo and Juliet” Feb. 12, 14 and 15. The play consisted of acts from “Romeo and Juliet,” but in a Seussified way. Senior...
The Super Bowl parade brought hundreds of thousands of people to downtown Kansas City today to celebrate the first back-to-back Super Bowl win in 19 years. While it started as a day of celebration,...
From making sure they are not being followed to being cautious of how they decorate their cars, women have been conditioned to overanalyze their every move in public to stay safe. While 71 %...
It’s been a winning start to the season for the girls basketball team. With an 18-1 record, they were chosen the Hy-Vee team of the week Jan. 29 after winning the Blue Valley North Tournament...
With 64% of women struggling to afford menstrual products, according to Harvard Health, a new club decided to help. The Women's Empowerment Club has provided menstrual products in girls bathrooms.
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