No days off: A Feature on Madison Rempalski
Junior Madison Rempalski, a five sport athlete and all-state academic, is one of the hardest working Wildcats. Rempalski is a member of the basketball, cross […]
Basketball
More than just a coach
Some coach-athlete relationships stop when you walk off the court, but for the varsity basketball team and their coach, David Chana, it’s about more than […]
Still part of the team
Sophomore Jordan Felker has been working hard behind the scenes for the past two years as the manager for the boy’s varsity basketball team. His […]
The fight for winter sports
After Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced January 22 that contact winter sports could not start competition until February 21 at the earliest, Let Them Play founder […]
How athletes are staying in shape at home
This year’s sports season hasn’t been easy, let alone normal. But some teams have risen above the difficulties and started to prepare for their upcoming […]
Shooting hoops: A feature on Maddie Hudgens
Written by Claudia Billman. Senior Maddie Hudgens began pursuing basketball in the fifth grade to become more involved in school. From a young age, Hudgens […]
COVID-19 affects recruitment
Because of the recent pandemic of COVID-19, there are roadblocks in the college recruitment process.
COVID-19 impact on college and professional sports
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) changed the sports landscape. Tournaments, championships, regular seasons and international events were all canceled. It began with the Ivy League on […]
In memoriam: Kobe Bryant
NBA legend Kobe Bryant was killed in a helicopter crash Sunday, January 26, along with his 13-year-old daughter and seven others. The helicopter crashed in […]
Stay humble, hustle hard
Senior Avarie Simpson has been making baskets since he was four and remained humble ever since. “Avarie is just a quality person. [He’s a] classy […]