SPORTS

CHS Swim Meet Against Lindbergh Ends with Several Personal Wins for Swimmers

Lily Kleinhenz and Alex Cohen • September 8, 2022

On September 8th 2022, the Clayton Greyhounds took on the Lindbergh Flyers at the Center of Clayton. Lindbergh beat Clayton 119-61 but many personal gains were made by Clayton swimmers. Team Captain...

Is The Cut Policy Panning out as Planned?

Micah Lotsoff, Editor-in-Chief • September 1, 2022

After nearly forty years, Clayton’s unique “No-cut policy,” which increased CHS sports’ inclusiveness and opportunities for new and aspiring athletes, was replaced by a more traditional sports...

Powerful Paige

Ruby Nadin, Editor-in-Chief • May 20, 2022

It was a gray, rainy afternoon on April 20th when Paige Rawitscher’s shot hit the back of the lacrosse net for the 200th time in her high school lacrosse career. “It was a little surreal. It wasn’t...

What Does the MLB Lockout Mean For This Upcoming Season

Micah Lotsoff, Editor-in-Chief • May 19, 2022

The 2022 MLB season is going to be very different from others. Spring training has already been delayed, players are at odds with their managers and player transactions are currently restricted. All because...

Is the NFL “Going Soft?”

Micah Lotsoff, Editor-in-Chief • May 11, 2022

During these first months of the 2021 NFL season, football fans might have noticed a major increase in penalties, including roughing the passer, targeting and taunting, a subjective call when a player’s...

AnMei Deck

Micah Lotsoff and Moriah Lotsoff • May 9, 2022

Clayton High School sophomore, AnMei Deck, has been competing in gymnastics for the past 10 years. Although she loves the sport and hopes to continue throughout her time at Clayton, Deck acknowledges that...

Oliver Marmol

Micah Lotsoff, Editor-in-Chief • May 9, 2022

The St. Louis Cardinals have made the playoffs for the last three seasons in a row, much thanks to Mike Schildt, their former manager who took over for Mike Matheny in 2018. Schildt won the BBWAA’s Manager...

Jairus Byrd

Micah Lotsoff, Moriah Lotsoff, Charlie Thompson, Sam Sun, Andrew Thompson, and Dheera Rathikindi, Reporters, Review Section Editor, News Section Editor • April 26, 2022

“I always wanted to be a professional athlete”. Jairus Bryd graduated from Clayton High School in 2004 after growing up in San Diego. In 2002, Gill Byrd, Jairus’s father, landed a coaching position...

Changing the Policy

An in-depth look at the potential impacts of Clayton's new sports participation policy.

Alex Cohen, Isabel Erdmann and Kaia Mills-Lee • April 7, 2022

Participation Policy Of all the public schools in the St. Louis area, Clayton is the only one with a no-cut policy in athletics. Implemented nearly 40 years ago, CHS’s no-cut policy was intended to...

Adam Olsen

Saint Louis Cardinals Athletic Trainer

Riley Kerley, Page Editor • April 5, 2022

Adam Olsen grew up in Green Bay, WI, and several locations in Upper Michigan. Growing up in a sports-crazy town like Green Bay made him become very aware of the professional sports world and...

Brittany Willis and Her Impact on the Girls’ Basketball Team

Samantha Braidwood, Review Section Editor • February 24, 2022

For the 2020 season, the girls basketball program had a new head coach. It was also the first time the players had ever played in an environment threatened by Covid-19. Brittany Willis interviewed for...

Drunk Driving in the NFL

Omeed Naemi and Spencer Pompian • November 30, 2021

Every time Henry Ruggs III scores a touchdown he holds up three fingers to pay homage to his friend Roderick Scott, who died five years ago in a single-car accident. Scott was Henry’s best friend and...

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