School Spirit’s Back and It’s Our Fault
(COVINGTON, La.)– It was absolute chaos. Students ran in every direction as Hunter Stadium emptied. Fans fled for the gates as sparse droplets of rain dribbled on the home stands. There was also lightning. Come to think of it, it was probably the lightning that caused such a ruckus at the Covington game. The few […]
St. Paul's Donates 9,210 lbs. of Food to the Northshore Food Bank
(COVINGTON, La.) — The St. Paul’s Fall Food Drive ended on Nov. 13, but the student donations will be enjoyed for much longer. The school collected 9,210 lbs. of donations, filling 15 trucks. Cereal, peanut butter, canned meats, tomato sauce, dry pasta, oatmeal, and cornbread mix were collected and delivered to the Northshore Food Bank. […]
Soccer Wolves Dismantle No. 2 Dutchtown 4-1
(COVINGTON, La.) — The varsity Soccer Wolves dominated No. 2 Dutchtown 4-1, including a pair of wonder goals scored by senior Ben Schwing and senior Jimmy Till. The first half opened with a stifling high press by Dutchtown that kept St. Paul’s offense at bay in the opening minutes. The Wolves found themselves a goal […]
Playoff Preview: St. Paul’s vs. Catholic High
(COVINGTON, La.) — The Catholic High Bears are set to host the St. Paul’s Wolves in the second round of the Louisiana Division 1 playoffs in Baton Rouge today. The winner will play either John Curtis or Jesuit in the semifinals. St. Paul’s is coming off a close 9-7 victory against Holy Cross in […]
St. Paul’s Venerates Faculty Veterans
(COVINGTON, La.) — With the passing of another Veterans Day, St. Paul’s School thanks and honors the St. Paul’s faculty that courageously served their country. Various veterans of the SPS staff are featured below: John Carambat served in the National Guard for six years as an engineer. He designed bridges and houses to help US […]
Soccer Wolves Gear Up for the 2019-2020 Season
(COVINGTON, La.)– This year the St. Paul’s soccer team has one singular goal: “We want to go back to work. We want to win it again,” said senior midfielder Jimmy Till. Coming off of another dominant 2018-2019 season, the Varsity Soccer Wolves look to defend their state title and possibly become one of the best […]
Playoff Preview: St. Paul’s vs Holy Cross
The 5-5 Holy Cross Tigers host the 5-5 St. Paul’s Wolves on Nov. 15 in Tad Gormley Stadium. The winner of this game will travel to Baton Rouge to take on the Catholic Bears. ST PAUL’S: St. Paul’s is coming off of a 35-0 victory against Fontainebleau High School last Friday. The Wolves held the Bulldog […]
NFL Midseason Update: The Winners and the Losers
The NFL season is approximately halfway over. Despite this, some teams’ seasons seem to be over and other teams’ seasons appear to be just getting started. AFC North: The Baltimore Ravens are first at 7-2 and have been revolutionizing the run game with running back Mark Ingram and quarterback Lamar Jackson. The Pittsburgh Steelers are […]
Tigers and Tide Prepare to Battle: LSU vs. ‘Bama Preview
On Nov. 9, 2019 the #1 ranked LSU Tigers will travel to Bryant-Denny Stadium to face the #2 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. The Tigers look to snap an eight game losing streak against the Tide that dates back to 2011. On Nov. 5 of that year, LSU defeated Alabama 9-6 in Tuscaloosa. The two teams […]
(Smarticle) Does Voting Matter? (And Online Voter Registration)
If you aren’t interested in reading about whether or not voting matters, skip to the end of this editorial and click the link. (COVINGTON, La.) — Chances are, fellow St. Paul’s students, you haven’t registered to vote. Even if you have, you probably aren’t planning on voting in any local elections- maybe the presidency, but […]
