Flag football girls
Morgan Myers, Staff Reporter
May 24, 2013
Filed under Sports
Times are changing. Many of the commonly known “boy” sports are becoming available to girls. It is becoming more and more popular for girls to be on football, lacrosse, and hockey teams. Our girl’s flag football team this season is one of the most dedicated teams we’ve had in years. They are... Read more »
The big dance – March Madness
Michael Bauza, Staff Reporter
April 22, 2013
Filed under Sports
March is the start of spring and the excitement of spring break is on everyone's minds looking forward to the beach or vacations. March is also the start of the NCAA men's basketball tournament or more commonly known as March Madness. 68 teams play for the opportunity to hoist the national championship... Read more »
March madness brackets plummet
Megan Ingram and Anna Sterlacci
April 16, 2013
Filed under Sports
Attention all basketball junkies! March Madness was tough on many students who believed they could predict the outcome. The “perfect bracket” appeared to be out of grip for sophomores Sean Hartman and Josh Gera. “FGCU was a huge bracket buster,” Hartman said. FGCU was a 15 seed that made... Read more »
Girl’s varsity lacrosse team: home victory against rivals
Morgan Myers & Katelyn Montagna, Staff Reporters
April 15, 2013
Filed under Sports
Football, Soccer, Baseball, Volleyball, etc. These are among the most common sports at our school, which our athletes rep with pride and dignity. But, what about the unique sports? It’s time to shed some light on the up and coming girls varsity lacrosse team. The girls at our school who play lacrosse... Read more »
East End Volleyball
Kevin Griffith and Stephan Vlachos, Staff Reporters
April 15, 2013
Filed under Sports
On a cold Sunday morning, the East End Volleyball Tournament took place at Pier 60, Clearwater Beach. Teams from high schools across Pinellas County gathered to face off in a heated tournament. Each team consisted of two students who had similar skill levels. These teams were randomly placed in brackets... Read more »
Girls Lacrosse: Stick to it!
Katelyn Montagna and Morgan Myers
April 4, 2013
Filed under Sports
Lacrosse is a sport very popular up north that has trickled down to our side of the country. With the increasing numbers of boys and girls participating in this sport the popularity and enthusiasm increases as well. Senior J.J. Bailey has been playing lacrosse for four years. She is the team captain,... Read more »
Flag football season preview
Kiele McLaughlin, Online Editor
March 15, 2013
Filed under Sports
The Lady Canes flag football season recently began with the first game against Tarpon Springs on Tuesday, March 12th and the second against Dunedin on Thursday, March 14th. With back to back defeats of 0-20 and 6-26 respectively for varsity, both teams are ready to prepare to make a comeback. "I... Read more »
PCAC All-Star game
Jordan Lutz and Quentin Cumings , Staff Reporters
March 15, 2013
Filed under Sports
PHU basketball's very own, Tyler Holmquist, has been given the opportunity to play in the PCAC All-Star basketball game. The teams are divided by North and South and there are ten kids from eight different schools on each team. Senior Tyler Holmquist was picked to represent our school and is very... Read more »
Going, going, gone to tryouts!
Valentina Herrera, Staff Reporter
January 23, 2013
Filed under Sports
As baseball conditioning comes to an end, hopeful baseball players become serious and competitive about what spot they’re trying to snag. Tryouts for varsity baseball are open to all students and will be held from January 14, 2013 starting at 2:15 pm and will continue through the 18th or until all... Read more »
Running to the top
Laura Josephik, Staff Reporter
November 26, 2012
Filed under Sports
This years PHUHS Cross Country team has been on everybody’s watch. To start off with, PHU has had a very successful season. At each meet both the girls and boys team had runners finishing in the top places. "The best thing about a race is the energized feeling you get when you finish,” said... Read more »
