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All Star Game

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Ezekiel Elliott Rapidly Becoming A Star At U.S. Army All-American All-Star Game

Burroughs senior is one of 90 players chosen to play in the nation's premier high school all-star football game, but has become the poster boy for many of the games TV and magazine advertisements.

When John Burroughs football star Ezekiel Elliott touched down in San Antonio on Sunday to play in this Saturday's U.S. Army All-American All-Star Game, he had no idea what to expect in the week leading up to the game. The two-time Missouri all-state performer and St. Louis-area Offensive Player of the Year, who totaled more than 3,000 all-purpose yards and scored 50 touchdowns this past season, knew the U.S. Army folks would be keeping him busy, he just didn't know how. Well, in his first couple of days down in San Antonio, Elliott has learned that the plan is to feature him not only on the field, but as one of the posterboys for the week, in many of the week's planned television and magazine advertisements. 'Zeke', as he's called by …

Noah Fulfer

9:02 am on Sunday, January 20, 2013

I have those exact shoes now. Literally. I was at the game and he threw them into the crowd after he signed them. I caught 1 and went and got the other from another fan.   more ›

Friday, June 1, 2012

Lacrosse All-Star Game Played in the Name of the Late Roslyn L. Schulte

Former John Burroughs star lost her life in a roadside bombing in Afghanistan.

Know what happens when you mix pink with blue?  You get purple. That’s the color in the Purple Heart, a special award presented to American service personnel wounded or killed in the line of duty while serving their country. On May 20, 2009 First Lieutenant Roslyn L. Schulte of Ladue, graduate of John Burroughs and the United States Air Force Academy lost her life in a road-side bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan. She had big future plans, including marriage to a fellow Air Force officer. She became the first air academy female graduate to die in the line of duty on the Global War on Terrorism. She was posthumously awarded a Purple Heart, Bronze Star and the National Intelligence Medal for Valor. On Wednesday, on a hot clear night at Mary …

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