Girls work toward State
March 1, 2010 • Ryann Bowser
Filed under Sports
From junior varsity to varsity girl’s basketball, the two teams have zero losses all together. The Varsity has four more games to be played and then sub-state starts. The Junior Varsity team has been playing very well and are on their way to another undefeated season, with a record of 15-0. Their... Read more »
Young hockey star seeks out sport not offered at Holton
March 1, 2010 • Kadi Suarez
Filed under Sports
James Kenyon Godfrey, a freshman who goes by his middle name, may not receive a lot of attention in school or school activities, but behind the scenes, Kenyon does what very few, if any, Holton High School students have done before; he plays competitive hockey. Even though Kenyon has chosen to opt for... Read more »
DeLay of Game
February 25, 2010 • Jackson DeLay, Online Editor
Filed under Opinion, Sports
How young is too young? For a 13 year-old 7th grader to make a decision about what college he will attend is stupid. David Sills could finally watch the PG-13 rated Transformers movie without a parent around, and now he is already verbally committing to USC? When coaches start recruiting kids before... Read more »
DeLay of Game
February 5, 2010 • Jackson DeLay, Online Editor
Filed under Sports
In recent news a zoo profited $20,884 in reindeer dropping ornaments. I don’t know who would buy ornaments made from reindeer waste, but I also have a hard time understanding some of the sports stories that are making headlines. Here are just a few. Gilbert Arenas brought guns into the locker room... Read more »
Ladypaws end fall dance season on disappointing note
November 24, 2009 • Taylor Rahe, Reporter
Filed under Opinion, Sports, Student Life
Crunk is a musical form that originated from southern hip hop, electro and dancehall in the 1990s. It even originated from a book written by Dr. Suess. There was a misunderstanding with the meaning of this word, but this is the meaning the Ladypaws were aiming for at the last home game against KC Piper.... Read more »
Kansas Basketball Report: Jayhawks start off the season 3-0
November 20, 2009 • Drew Porter
Filed under Sports
All the weight has shifted from football to basketball season as the Kansas Jayhawks went into their season opener ranked as the #1 team in the nation. The Jayhawks didn’t disappoint as they cruised through the open 101-65 over the Hofstra Pride. Xavier Henry sent a freshman record for most points... Read more »
DeLay of Game
November 16, 2009 • Jackson DeLay, Online Editor
Filed under Sports
With 10 minute break and late start gone, you can all rest assured that DeLay of Game is here to stay. While some college football players are getting out of practice and probably playing some video games, Tom Thompson is most likely reviewing his retirement options. Thompson is a kicker for Austin... Read more »
KU Basketball Report: Season Tips Off Friday
November 12, 2009 • Drew Porter
Filed under Sports
High expectations are expected from Kansas Jayhawk basketball fans as their team starts off the year ranked as the #1 team in the nation. The Jayhawks return all five of their starters (one of the starters Brady Morningstar received a DUI and has to sit out the first semester) and look to win their fifth... Read more »
Stop LJ
November 11, 2009 • Mitchell Hampton
Filed under Sports
On November 4, 2009, Dan Cataldi, Andy Phelan, and Joe Pinsky, three Chiefs fans, decided to state their opinion and create a petition to stop Larry Johnson from becoming the all-time rushing leader. Larry Johnson needs 74 yards to surpass the current rushing leader Priest Holmes. Currently there are... Read more »
Harman and Strader place at State XC
November 10, 2009 • Lindsey Yonke, Co-Editor Features
Filed under Sports
Two of the girls from the cross country team competed Saturday, Oct. 31 in the state competition for 4A held at Wamego. It was the first trip for them both. Connor Strader, freshman, finished fifteenth out of 104 participants and Rachelle Harman, sophomore, finished fourteenth with the time of 16:18. “I... Read more »
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