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It was a perfect way for Braden Johnson and his Fort Zumwalt South teammates to get some quality preseason work in before fall practices for the Bulldogs soccer team begin on Aug. 6.

Through his tenure at Holt,  Moore strived to make the wrestling program be much more impactful than just an after-school sport. He and his coaches worked tirelessly to maintain a strong level of success and were especially proud of being to help send many wrestlers to the college level to compete and continue their education.

Cam Hart has played pretty much all over the diamond, but this summer he's provided stability and production in the infield for the Missouri Gators 14-U Hart team.

Former Francis Howell star Brett Graves has made plenty of pitching appearances from the bullpen during his professional baseball career over the past three years, but none was bigger or more special than June 17. Just over a week ago, on Father’s Day, Graves, a right-handed relief pitcher with the Miami Marlins gave his father, Scott the best Father’s Day gift ever, as he made his major league debut in the third and final game of the Marlins series at Baltimore against the Baltimore Orioles. Although his appearance was just for one batter, as he induced Baltimore’s Mark Trumbo into a two-out grounder ...

It was another superb season on the pitch for the Fort Zumwalt South girls soccer team as the Bulldogs advanced into the Class 3 sectionals this spring.

"It is amazing," Holt graduate Cody Hacker said. "I was telling my parents that ever since I was a little kid [and stepped] foot on the diamond. I'm sure it was other kids' dreams too, but for it to actually be happening is insane."

For O'Fallon Christian sophomore forward Elysa Kellam the end of the Class 2 girls soccer championship game was a wonderfully indescribable moment. For  Eagles senior Grace Kinsey, the state title game was a wonderful end to an amazing season and a perfect end to her soccer career.

At 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 30, the Eagles are looking to make a little more history when they take on Pleasant Hill in the Class 2 semifinals.

"Unfinished Business" has been the motto of the team after reaching the sectional round the past three seasons and not advancing to the Class 5 quarterfinals or state tournament. The Panthers are solidly honed in on breaking down that barrier.

About midway through the 2018 season, a talented O’Fallon Christian boys golf team knew it had the chance to be a serious contender for a state tournament berth.