St. Paul’s Boasts Five National Merit Semifinalists
(COVINGTON, La.) — St. Paul’s recently announced that five of its students earned recognition as National Merit Semifinalists. Dubbed the “Fab Five,” Benjamin Klein, Ian Kramer, Cameron Dougherty, Reece Grimley, and Brenden Dauterive earned top scores on the PSAT, placing them in the top one percent of the country. St. Paul’s also holds five National […]
St. Paul’s Downs Jesuit in Instant Classic
(COVINGTON, La.) — The SPS Football Wolves hung on to defeat the Jesuit Blue Jays in an exciting clash on Friday night. The Wolves withstood a late rally by their bitter Southshore rivals and won the contest, 19-17. After going down 19-3 in the fourth quarter, Jesuit came back to within three points with a […]
Down goes Drew: Saints in Peril
(LOS ANGELES) — Saints fans watched in horror as they saw their quarterback of 14 years go down. In the first quarter of Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Rams, Drew Brees injured his thumb while throwing a pass. Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald attempted to bat the ball away, but ended up hitting Brees’ […]
Antonio Brown Ditches the Raiders for the Patriots
(COVINGTON, La.) — Antonio Brown’s road to New England has been bumpy. Brown, recently released by the Oakland Raiders, is now a wide receiver for the Patriots. Brown was traded by the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Oakland Raiders in March after he missed the final game of the 2018 season, reportedly out of spite. In […]
Tigers Top Texas
(AUSTIN, Texas) — The LSU Tigers beat the Texas Longhorns in a compelling 45-38 instant classic on Saturday, Sept. 7. Texas quarterback Sam Ehlinger started the season with an impressive performance over Louisiana Tech, completing 28 passes for 276 yards and four touchdowns. Joe Burrow, LSU quarterback, had an explosive start to his season as […]
HOSA Camp Teaches Middle Schoolers Neuroscience
(COVINGTON, La.) — In late July, young students interested in medicine participated in the second annual HOSA Biomedical Camp at St. Paul’s School. Fourth through seventh graders experienced all HOSA has to offer with a focus on neuroscience. Senior and HOSA President Paul Stolin said, “This year we wanted to switch things up by placing […]
Revenge Tour: The Saints Preview for 2019
(NEW ORLEANS, La.) — The New Orleans Saints came up short of the Super Bowl twice in the past two years and are seeking redemption. As 2009 Super Bowl champions, the Saints hope to do the same thing 11 years later. With 18 of their 22 starters and eight of the ten pro bowlers returning […]
St. Paul’s Student Cooper Brennan Travels to Ireland for Father-son Golf Tournament
(WATERVILLE, Ireland) — Junior Cooper Brennan and his father, Tommy Brennan, recently competed in an international father-son tournament in Waterville, Ireland. The first day was best ball format, taking the best score on the hole. “It was the best weather we had the entire tournament,” Brennan said. They teed off at 8:30 a.m. and started […]
The Maelstrom Storms the Digital Age
(COVINGTON, La.) — Once paper bound, the Maelstrom is now an online literary arts magazine. Robert Heap, the Maelstrom moderator, took the former magazine online and into the future. The Maelstrom has always been home to St. Paul’s students’ literary and artistic works but now it will include a plethora of new media styles. Heap […]
Brother James Reminds Students to Live Courageously
(COVINGTON, La.) — St. Paul’s will honor the memory of Bro. James Miller, FSC with the request “help us live courageously” added to the school’s daily morning prayer. Bro. James’ life ended on February 13, 1982 as he was repairing a wall of the school. St. Paul’s own Bro. Jerry Vincent, FSC said, “Service is […]
