Fall Sports Wrap-Up

emma machell, social media editor
October 27, 2011

Though most of us probably don’t want to admit it, winter is fast approaching. This means no more autumn leaves, late night bonfires and fall sports. As the fall season sports winds down, here’s an introspective look back to the best and the worst moments. Cross Country– You’ve probably... Read more »

1 in 1000: Erin Ice

March 3, 2011

The college search is an interesting process.  Often students want to be challenged and broaden their horizons, but also want to find comfort in familiarity.  Senior Erin Ice set out looking for a university that was highly academically ranked in the Midwest. Great standardized test scores have allowed... Read more »

Making More Than Players

austin fisher
September 1, 2010

Drills and keep-away aren’t the only activities preparing soccer players for their time on the field. Kelly Barah, the new head coach of the soccer program, is making some important additions to what it means to be a soccer player at our school. Barah started coaching to be a positive influence on... Read more »

Field Frustration

miranda davis
March 21, 2010

Spring sports are around the corner, and construction has been going on for a year and a half on Free State athletic fields. Yet not all sports have fields ready.   “The original completion date for all of the construction projects was October 2009,” said Thomas Bracciano, the Division Director... Read more »

Inside the New Athletic Buildings

katherine c
November 4, 2009

A glass door opens into a freshly painted hallway lined with photos of some of Free State’s greatest athletes. Had I not known that I was in a high school, I might have assumed I was walking through the building of a great college team. Large windows that look out onto the Firebird field and a... Read more »