Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Freshmen on both sides put on a strong showing on the Rams home floor.
The modest crowd that came out to see the MICDS and Notre Dame girls basketball game Monday night got a glimpse of the future of local stars. Freshman Madeline Ronshausen scored 19 for the Notre Dame Rebels; Taylor Baur, also a freshman had 11 for the Rams. Good thing there’s two halves to a game. The Rams outscored the visitors 41-13 in the second half and cruised to a 73-40 victory. That pushed the Rams record to 18-2. Notre Dame, which trailed by 5 at halftime, 32-27 fell to 7-13. “We just wore them down in the second half,” said the winning coach Scott Small. “They are a good basketball team. They have some neat freshmen,” said Small. “We love to press and they love to do it and they are unselfish and we get a lot of defensive …
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Tuesday, January 1, 2013
We've got the remainder of your January bowl game schedule, leading up to the BCS title clash between Notre Dame and Alabama. (All times Eastern)
Heart of Dallas Bowl, Purdue vs. Oklahoma State Jan. 1, 12 p.m., ESPNU TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl Northwestern vs. Mississippi State January 1, Noon, ESPN2 Parkway Central grad Brandon Sheperd gets his first taste of bowl action for the Cowboys against the Big Ten Boilermakers. Capital One Bowl, Georgia vs. Nebraska Jan. 1, 1 p.m., ABC Who do you have in this battle of current and former Mizzou foes? Outback Bowl, Michigan vs. South Carolina Jan. 1, 1 p.m., ESPN Former Ladue Horton Watkins product Jehu Chesson redshirted this season, but the extra month of practices should help the receiver get a head start on 2013. Rose Bowl Game presented by Vizio, Stanford vs. Wisconsin Jan. 1, 5 p.m., ESPN Timberland grad Montee Ball looks to end his …
Friday, November 16, 2012
Our student reviewer from MICDS says Notre Dame's production was a night of suspense and hilarity for the audience.
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Friday, November 16, 2012
By Ellen Wright of Mary Institute St. Louis Country Day School The alleged murder of Dr. Watson by Sherlock Holmes, a pair of hopeless would-be inspectors hoping to solve the case, a stolen priceless jewel, a few fake identities and kidnappings and constant twists and surprises (with a crass gypsy thrown into the mix) led to a night of suspense and hilarity for the viewers of Notre Dame’s "Murder at 221B." The director's search for a play led to the discovery that Mike Flood, the technical adviser, had written a hilarious Sherlock Holmes spin-off titled "Murder at 221B," which she knew was perfect. The play is divided into three acts with one intermission, and is set in 1899 at Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson’s apartment in London. The two …
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Is theater important for students today? Was it important for you? Should it be stressed in high school? More than 120 students around the region learned about how to do theater criticism for the 29 shows they'll review this school year.
Everyone's a critic? Well, for 120 students from high schools throughout St. Louis and St. Charles counties, they're not officially critics until they've gotten their training from The Cappies, the national student theater critics program. Students from 15 area high schools converged on Rockwood Summit High School on Saturday for a morning of training in how to write reviews, the rules of The Cappies program and tips on theater etiquette. Patch tagged along to find out why some of the aspiring scribes think theater is important in their lives, their schools and the world. Check the photo captions to see what students from around the region answered. Do you agree? Offer your replies in the comments below. Was theater important to you in …
Monday, September 26, 2011
De Smet junior standout gives verbal pledge to the school which has played in the last two NCAA Basketball Championship games.
Nolan Berry won't graduate from De Smet until the spring of 2013, but the Spartan standout forward knows where he wants to be in the fall of the same year. De Smet varsity basketball coach Kevin Poelker confirmed Berry has made a verbal pledge to play at Butler University. The move was first reported by HighSchoolSports.net. Poelker said Berry made the decision in person Sunday during a trip to the Indianapolis campus after he also made a visit to Boston College. Patch previously reported Berry also had scholarship offers from the University of Missouri and Purdue, among others, and that he made unofficial visits to Stanford, Santa Clara and Notre Dame. The verbal pledge is non-binding until Berry signs an official letter intent. He could …
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Keaton Treece
4:38 pm on Thursday, October 6, 2011
Thank YOU Patch for bringing the creativity and efforts of our theatre students to their family, friends, and all of the theatre patrons who read your publication. Did you know there have been studies that have proven: students who engage in the Fine Arts do better in class and show improved ACT scores? Not only is there a strong academic factor in theatre, but it is also one of our country's … more ›