St. Paul to benefit from year of growth

The rebuilding project within the St. Paul High School football program may be ongoing, but even after a tepid start to the tenure of St. Paul Head Coach Cody Wheeler, expectations remain the same for the Blue and Gold.
St. Paul to benefit from year of growth

Strong leadership to aid runners’ rebuild this fall

Like many of the teams at St. Paul High School this fall, the Wildcats’ cross country crew took its lumps from graduation. Yet, even with a new-look roster of runners, the Blue and Gold are optimistic about their ability to be competitive on the course this year.
ST. PAUL CROSS COUNTRY: Members of the St. Paul High School cross country team include Tate Busch, Kaleb Kaslon, Aiden Lukasiewicz, Katie Kleinsasser, Norah Paulsen, Madi Shippen-Bellamy, Eli Sladek, Noah Gawrych, Drew Feeken, and Jack Thede. Photo courtesy of Misty Evers Photography

Diamonds hope to translate hard work into victories

In the past three seasons, the Centura/ Central Valley (CCV) softball team has improved from nine wins, to eleven wins, to fifteen in 2023-2024. Third year head coach Kirk Chelewski thinks that, with his team’s returning talent, the 2024-2025 season could be the Diamonds’ time to shine.

ST. PAUL UP TO THE TASK IN ’24

Despite graduating a bulk of their starting lineup, ‘Cats eye winning season There are some big shoes to fill for the 2024 St. Paul High School softball team, but St.
WILDCAT SOFTBALL: Members of the 2024 St. Paul softball team include (back row): Kali Volk, Tavyn Anderson, Emmy Vech, Audra Dugan, Alli Dugan, Kyndel Sack, Ava Petersen, Annie Stepanek, Avery Hansel, Jorja Vokes, Addy Wegner, Morgan Hawley, Ella Petersen, Averie Patrick, Kamden Sack, and Stephanie Holdsworth; (front row): Tage Anderson, Brooklyn Heater, Brooke Peetz, Charlee Wegner, Etta Ryan, and Emily Schenk. Photo by Misty Evers Photography
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