2016-2017 SPS Sports Year in Review
(COVINGTON, La.) — St. Paul’s sports this school year has set a new bar, concluding the year with almost all teams winning district championships, three state championships, many top five finishes in state, 13 college signings and even some broken records. The football team won yet another district title and finished with a 9-1 regular […]
Saints’ Future Looks Bright with 2017 Draft Picks
(PHILADELPHIA, Pa.) — The eyes of the NFL world converged on the steps of the Philadelphia Art Museum on Thursday, April 27, as the NFL draft commenced. The draft continued on to Friday, and then through Saturday evening. The New Orleans Saints had seven selections in this year’s draft, picking players from Ohio State, Wisconsin, […]
Grading the Saints’ Free Agent Signings
(NEW ORLEANS, La.) — Since March 9, the New Orleans Saints, along with every other NFL team, have been pursuing players whose contracts have run out with other teams. Many high-caliber players were on the market this year, but not as many as usual. This being said, Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis has made deals […]
No. 1 Ranked Lacrosse Wolves Eye State Title Following Opening Round Victory
(COVINGTON, La.) — For many years now, St. Paul’s has had a very strong Lacrosse team. However, many of those teams may not have had the depth of talent this year’s squad possesses. This past Saturday (April 8), the Wolves took down the Mandeville Skippers, a rival powerhouse, with a decisive 29-1 victory in the first […]
LSU Basketball Hires Will Wade, Finally Parts Ways With Johnny Jones
(BATON ROUGE, La.) — The 2016-2017 LSU Tigers basketball team finished with an embarrassing 10-21 overall record and a 2-16 conference record, which tied Missouri for dead last in the SEC. Following the Tigers’ last game, which was a loss to Mississippi State in the 2017 SEC Tournament, head coach Johnny Jones was fired. Jones […]
SPS Reacts to Pelicans Trade for DeMarcus Cousins that Rocked NBA
(NEW ORLEANS) — In the following hours after star Pelicans forward Anthony Davis won his first All-Star game MVP in New Orleans, all while shattering Wilt Chamberlin’s all-star scoring record with 52 points, Pelicans General Manager Dell Demps made a trade that not only shook the Pelicans and the Sacramento Kings, but the entire NBA. […]
Wolves’ Soccer Dominates State Championship, Moser’s Dynasty Lives On
On Feb. 14, the St. Paul’s Soccer Team defeated the Catholic High Bears 5-1 in the LHSAA Class 5A State Championship, thus winning the Division I state title for a fourth consecutive year. This victory was Head Coach Sean Moser’s fifth championship at SPS, and the school’s eighth championship in total. “I was extremely proud […]
The Paper Wolf Hosts Annual March Madness Bracket Tournament Challenge
The NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament Bracket will be released Sunday, March 12, featuring Kansas, Villanova, UCLA, and Gonzaga as the currently predicted four number-one seeds. The Paper Wolf will be hosting a March Madness competition on ESPN.com, with the winner receiving a $25 gift card to Best Buy. All students, faculty, and staff are […]
Brandin Cooks Subject of Trade Talks Leading up to NFL Draft
(NEW ORLEANS) — In Indianapolis, Indiana, this week, all 32 NFL teams came together to witness some of the best college football players show off their skills at the NFL Scouting Combine. In the midst of all this, teams have had time to talk about possible transactions involving players and draft picks (including trades). With […]
