Column: Special Olympics Basketball Pummels Staff in Annual Matchup
Frank Slavinsky, Sports Columnist
November 17, 2018
This past Thursday night, Neenah’s Special Olympics Basketball Team narrowly edged out the Staff Team with a score of 41-39 at the Phase 2 C game. Each year, the Special Olympics squad takes on a team made up of NHS teachers and staff in an exhibition game commonly known as Phase 2. This is not...
Seven Wrestlers Honored on the New Quote Wall
Jarrett Cayo, Student of Journalism
November 14, 2018
Neenah Wrestling Booster Club made a bold decision in the summer of 2018 by ordering portraits for seven specific wrestlers and hanging them up by the wrestling room. The eye-catching wrestling portraits are displayed by the lifting room -- outside the cafeteria. During the summer the coaches went ...
Boys’ Cross Country Brings Home State Title
Jami Fofana, Student of Journalism
November 12, 2018
The Neenah boys' cross country team captured the first state championship title in 17 years on Oct. 27 at The Ridges Golf Course. Pride beams throughout the city as news of the win spreads locally as well as 6,000 miles away where Head Coach John Morgen serves in the army. “It is still sinking ...
Neenah Lacrosse Looks to Regain Conference Glory
Grant Matheny and Collin Parker
March 15, 2018
Looking to regain athletic sovereignty, the Neenah Rockets hope to add to their fishing and wrestling titles with a victorious lacrosse season. Last year, Neenah trotted through the Bay Valley conference to the tune of a 10-0 record. But, this year will be no cake walk. The infrastructure of last ...
Packers Look to Use Free Agency to Revamp Broken Defense
Collin Parker, Sports Writer
March 10, 2018
Filed under Sports
After rounding out the season ranked 26th in points allowed and 18th in opposing rush yards per game, it is clear the Packers defensive front needs to shuffle things around. But with a history of perennial draft let-downs, they are looking toward free agency for defensive firepower. Jets Defensive E...
Column: Bryant Adds to Impressive Trophy Case
Grant Matheny, Sports Columnist
March 6, 2018
Five time NBA champion, 18 time all-star, 2008 NBA league MVP, and now the recipient of an Academy Award. After Kobe Bryant retired it was thought, that like most former stars, Bryant would never been seen in the public eye again. It turns out that Bryant has different plans for how he will spend the...
Neenah Rockets Lose to Kimberly . . . Again
Collin Parker, Staff Writer
March 4, 2018
Filed under Sports
The Kimberly Papermakers delivered the season closing win in a 63-55 victory over the Neenah Rockets. Amid their largest lead of the game, all five starters walloped the floor in unison. While the Papermakers section of the grandstands saw this gesture as a display of confidence, the Neenah fa...
Regular Season Rundown: Recap of the Neenah Rockets 2017-’18 Basketball Season
Grant Matheny and Collin Parker, Staff Writers
March 2, 2018
Filed under Sports
The blueprints for the Neenah Rocket’s 2017-'18 basketball season were not as vivid as in years past. The foundation and persona of Neenah basketball had been lost to graduation, as last years top scorers, Joe Jung, Peyton Mericle, and Jordan Mascal were no longer on the roster. So, head coach Lee Rab...
Snowboarding: Reflection of the Winter Olympics
Grant Matheny, Staff Writer
March 2, 2018
Filed under Sports
Once every two years the Olympics are held, and once every two years the world is brought together to celebrate passion, competition and hard work. No other sporting event brings the world together to figuratively join arms and to forget about differences. These American snowboarders displayed passio...
Super Bowl Hype: Young Eagles Look to Upend Tom Brady and Patriots
Grant Matheny, Sports Columnist
January 31, 2018
With the Super Bowl quickly approaching, anticipation is building around the world. The Super Bowl sits on a throne alone; more than 111 million people watched the big game last season. This insane number makes the Super Bowl the most watched sporting event ever in the USA. Many people will be tuning...
Sports Column: Exploring the World of Turf
Ben Makowski, Student of Journalism
December 26, 2017
Filed under Sports
NHS, a collector of clubs and superior sports, has always been a dominant force possessing awards and titles wherever it competes. Lacrosse and football are two of these sports that while competing leave everything on the field. Who knew that coveted quality, which every team values so highly, could be...
Photo Essay: Phase 2²
Frank Slavinsky, Photographer
November 20, 2017
Filed under Sports
Starting the season strong, the Special Olympics Basketball Team defeated the staff team in the annual exhibition match up. During the first half, the Rockets maintained a comfortable lead, but by the end of the second half, however, the staff team managed to tie the game 44-44. With mere seconds...
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