AOTW: Finder impresses while filling big shoes at setter
Luke Kreienkamp, Guest Writer
October 5, 2010
Junior setter Abby Finder is stepping into a leadership role left by two great setters. Natalie Emro graduated in 2008 and went to Michigan State to play Division I volleyball. Abbey Meier graduated last year. Finder started playing volleyball competitively when she was 12. She started playing because... Read more »
Hennicke is a true ‘All-Star’
Christine Jackson, Reporter
May 25, 2010
Sophomore Lauren Hennicke is a familiar sight on the field hockey field in the Fall. Hennicke manages the varsity field hockey team and has even played in a few games. What many don’t know, however, is that Hennicke has another passion. She loves baseball. When asked who her favorite player is, Hennicke... Read more »
Mental toughness gives Porter edge on course
Ian Bernstein, Reporter
May 25, 2010
High school golf is not a sport on most students’ radars. Without the support of sports like football or basketball, athletes have to rely on strength from within. For junior Mitchell Porter, this is perfectly fine. “I really like the sport because it’s a lot of pressure on yourself,” he... Read more »
Woolums reaches goal of playing college soccer
Ian Bernstein, Asst. Sports
May 10, 2010
For the majority of high school athletes, their career ends after they graduate. The lucky few, who do sign, often score a scholarship with a Division II, Division III or NAIA school However, this isn’t the case for varsity soccer player Jordan Woolums, who has verbally committed... Read more »
James steps up when Lancers need it most
Gian Wessel, Online Sports Editor
May 3, 2010
Last week, senior Josh James did what every baseball player dreams about. After an admittedly slow start to the season, he received a much-needed momentum boost in the form of a walk-off hit against Lindbergh on April 28. Although this wasn’t his first clutch hit, James did not take it for granted. “It... Read more »
Kreienkamp uses height to dominate the court
Dominic Corvington, Reporter
April 26, 2010
At a towering 6’6”, using height as a sort of weapon has become a routine for sophomore Luke Kreienkamp. In just his second year of high school he has participated on the varsity football, basketball and volleyball teams for the Lancers. However, it wasn’t until just before his freshman year that... Read more »
Dantin seeks perfection while throwing
Christine Jackson, Reporter
April 20, 2010
Like many throwers, senior Jessie Dantin got her start in middle school track. “I got into throwing during the middle school track season with Coach (Bill) Garry. He thought I had potential,” she said. Since then, Dantin has lived up to that potential. She throws varsity shot put and... Read more »
Early start puts Hibler on great path
Dominic Corvington, Reporter
April 12, 2010
From a young age, senior Christine Hibler was introduced into the sports scene. Playing up a year since she was 3-years-old, a desire to win had ignited a competitive fire that is yet to be put out. A four year veteran of both the field hockey and soccer teams, Hibler had been inspired early to begin... Read more »
Defensive specialist makes every minute count
Gian Wessel, Online Sports Editor
April 1, 2010
Even as a three-year varsity player, senior Jon Kuanfung takes a humble approach to his role on the volleyball team. As a libero, or defensive specialist, Kuanfung is not on the court for every play. “I have the easiest job on the team,” he said. However, his job is critical while facing tough opposing... Read more »
Senior baseball player makes statement in first game
Andrew Martin, Sports Editor
March 29, 2010
At the start of the season, everyone looks to start on the right foot and to make a good impression. Senior baseball player Jacob Ripp is no exception. “Every off season I always look for something to improve on and when the start of the season comes along I want to showcase my ability and what I have... Read more »
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