After a 14-14 campaign last season, Lindbergh Flyers girls basketball coach Michelle Pittroff has reason to have a positive outlook for the upcoming season.
“We are optimistic for a successful season...
After a big win over Kirkwood in week seven, Lindbergh head football coach Nathan Norman admitted he was a bit concerned his team may not handle preparing for Mehlville very well, but he was relieved to...
It’s not how you start, but rather how you finish.
The Oakville Tigers football squad found this out Thursday, Sept. 14, as they dropped their first contest of the season to Ladue High School, 40-33.
After...
The Lindbergh Flyers field hockey team faced off against the Eureka Wildcats Saturday, ultimately beating Eureka in a close game that went into overtime and shootouts.
The Flyers were 4-7 going into the...
The Oakville girls water polo team closed out its second season in the best way possible May 14, winning a state championship.
The Tigers were able to exact revenge in the final game, defeating the...
Lindbergh High School’s esports club varsity team competed in Valorant at the Missouri Scholastic Esports Federation state tournament at Park University Saturday, May 14, and finished in sixth place....
New NCAA Division 1 school Lindenwood will add four Mehlville High School players to its soccer team next season after they all signed May 9.
Seniors Nico Catarinicchia, Dino Mahmutovic, Meldin Sabotic...
Thirty-three Lindbergh High School students committed to athletic teams and fine arts programs during a senior signing ceremony April 28. Lindbergh High Athletic Director Scott Luczak and orchestra Director...
Missouri is one of 25 states with legislation under consideration that would ban transgender youth from sports, and just last week the Missouri House approved a provision to a bill that would do just...
Of the 224 USA athletes at the Beijing 2022 Olympics, St. Louis native and Lutheran South graduate Ian Quinn was one of the last two to secure his spot on the team.
The 28-year-old secured his spot...
