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.

Before this season, Fort Zumwalt West trackster Jacob Anderson was known much more for his ability to achieve ever higher heights in the pole vault. Now, he's proving he has what it takes to get on the board in both the long and triple jump.

Fort Zumwalt South boys tennis coach David Fox suspected at the outset of the season that his Bulldogs club would be pretty good once they got into regular season play. As the regular season winds down this week, Zumwalt South has been determined and strong on the courts as the Bulldogs finished their season on Tuesday with an 11-2 slate. ...

Two words come to mind when describing Fort Zumwalt East golfer Nick Heimann – steadiness and consistency. Heading into GAC Championships on Thursday, April 26, he has been strong on the links with big outings on 18- and 9-hole courses.

A year ago, Connor McAfee was more of a supporting cast member for the 2017 Francis Howell Central boys volleyball club, that had nine seniors and pushed  the Spartans to a 25-8-1 mark and a Class 4 quarterfinal appearance. This spring the leadership mantle has fallen to McAfee and McAfee, the Spartans lone returning senior starter, has provided that and ...