St. Louis can stop singing the blues. It’s time to play “Gloria.” The St. Louis Blues, at last, are Stanley Cup champions.

The St. Dominic Crusaders girls soccer team brought home the Class 3 championship trophy on June 1 at Swope Soccer Village in Kansas City, Mo. The title was the first since 2013 for the program.

A collection of quotes and photos from the Blues Stanley Cup Parade on June 15.

She could be anyone’s daughter, sister, niece – she even could be you. Blues fan Laila Anderson embodied this city’s love for its boys on ice – its Stanley Cup champions. And she gave every fan the opportunity to see the season through her eyes.

Whether he was blocking and opening holes for Gideon Niboh or protecting the blindside of quarterback Aidan McDaniel, Francis Howell offensive lineman Drake Heismeyer was a key building block for the Vikings' success on the football field in 2018.

A new, yet familiar coach, will put the Lutheran St. Charles boys and girls cross country teams through their paces as they prepare for meets this coming fall when LSC alum and current teacher Elizabeth Fruend moves from assistant to head coach.

It was not the finish they deserved after all their hard work. But as the Francis Howell Central girls soccer coach said during the 2019 season, despite the outcome, what his team achieved during the season and in the postseason was pretty awesome.

Now the Spartans will try to make history in Kansas City this weekend and improve upon their 2015 second place finish in the Class 4 Final Four. To do that, Mathis said the team cannot look past Liberty on Friday.

The Francis Howell North volleyball team advanced to the Class 4 Tournament for the first time in school history last weekend.

Braden Hoisington, a sophomore from Fort Zumwalt West, medaled as he finished 12th in the tournament field with a two-day score of 151. Teammate, freshman Max Sigman, finished 33rd as he shot a two-day score of 158, finishing 14-over par.