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Conference Highlights Suburban Central Ȃ American McCluer South Berkeley The McCluer South-‐Berkeley boys won the Class 3 championship with 65 points; the first title for MSB since 2010.The seven-‐member Bulldogs team got championship performances from seniors Michael Miller in the 400-‐meter and Tuvone Clark in the 110-‐meter hurdles. Tyrus Current was right behind Clark in second place in the 110-‐meter hurdles. Clark also finished second in the 300-‐meter hurdles and Miller placed fourth in the 200-‐meter race. Clark, Miller, Eugene Irby and Lawrence Woods were champions in the 4x400m relay. The 4x100m relay team and the 4x200m relay team took third and second, respectively. This was the first championship by the boys since 2008 and the 16th overall. The girls team took second place falling short by 1 1/2 points, with Kamira Franklin taking first place in four events: the 100-‐meter dash, the 200-‐meter dash, the 400-‐meter dash and the 4x400 meter relay; and Ne-‐Shay Curtis, Miesha Robinson, and Taylor Fox joined her with the 4x400 meter relay victory. Ne-‐Shay Curtis placed 2nd in the 300m Hurdles and 7th in the triple jump. The girls still have ten championships.
Event Calendar ConfǤǯ Sub. XII 9/18-‐19 @ TBA Sub. Central 9/17-‐18 @ TBA Conference Cross Country Championships Sub. West 10/10 Host: Marquette Sub. Central 10/10 Host: Parkway Cent. Sub. XII 10/10 @ Blackburn Park Ǥǯ Sub. West 10/29-‐30 @ Lindbergh Sub. Central 10/29-‐30 @ Clayton Sub. XII 10/27-‐28 @ TBA ǯ Sub. West 9.24 TBA Sub. XII / Central 9/24 Cresent Farms
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T he ǯ Cup Lafayette High School; Home of the Lancers. It is also the home of 35 Team State Championships with 10 of those coming in the last 8 years. This doesn't include the long list of individual state championships like 2015's State Diving Champion Matt McCool or Individual Tennis Champion Caroline Pozo. Adding both team and individual State Championships creates a long list that is even longer if you add in the various MSHSAA Final Four finishes. Included in the count of Team Championships is 4 Girls Volleyball Titles in a row. Lafayette HS also fields some of the best fine art performance groups in the area; bringing top MSHSAA ratings back from group and solo ensemble competition, along with Marching Band. Besides maintaining a consistent expectation for competition, the Lancers have found academic success with a Overall Team GPA of 3.52.
Realignment of Conference Results in More Teams Having Success During the 2014-‐15 school year, most teams of the Suburban Association saw some form of success at the conference or division level. Out of the 32 teams in the Association, 28 of them won either a division or conference championship during the 2014-‐15 school year. In District competition, the association schools won 42 District Championships and were represented in 23 Final Four appearances while winning 5 State Championships. Notably, Webster Groves appeared in both the ǯ and ǯ Soccer final fours, winning in the ǯ Division and taking third in the ǯ Division. McCluer South Berkeley also made their mark at State Ȃ Winning the ǯ Track Championship while taking second in the ǯ Track Championship. McCluer North also won a ǯ Track championship. Lafayette dominated state this year Ȃ winning a State Championship in ǯ Cross-‐County, ǯ Volleyball, taking second in ǯ Cross-‐ County, ǯ Track, ǯ Volleyball and Water Polo and a Fourth in ǯ Track.
Lafayette Volleyball
The success experienced, both academically and athletically, at Lafayette High School is a credit to the abilities of the student athletes, along with the support of the parents, community and school district, and the dedication of the Coaches. The blend of strong tradition with hard work have equated to success on and off the field. Mike Krzyzewski
Webster Groves Soccer
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Final 4 Appearances ± 7 State Championships - 2
Conference Highlights Suburban West National Division Seckman The Seckman Wrestling program has had a lot of success the past several years. They have been able to bring back 3 state trophies in past 5 years (2011 4th Place, 2012 3rd Place, and 2015 4th Place). The Jaguars have won 4 out of the last 5 District Championships, 4 Suburban South Conference Championships, and a Suburban West -‐ National Division Championship. 2015 was highlighted with a 4th Place finish at the state tournament with 4 state medalist (Weston Basler-‐ State Champ, Luke Weiland and Cameron Fusco-‐ Runner-‐Up, and Zack Durbin-‐ 5th). The Jaguars won their 4th District Championship in 5 years. The Jaguars took home first place in the All St. Louis Suburban Wrestling Championship and 4 out of the last 5. They had 4 individual champions at the ASLSWC: Cameron Fusco, Zack Durbin, Luke Weiland (Outstanding Wrestler Award), and Cole Jenkins. The program has been lead by one of the best coaching staffs in the area, if not the state. Cody Greene has recently stepped down to fulfill other possible life challenges, but has been nothing less than amazing leading this program. His predecessor, Ryan Moyer, will be able to continue what Greene has done the last 5 years. The Seckman Wrestling Program has been lucky to have an incredible fan base that includes former alumni and Little League Wrestlers striving to be a Jaguar. This family aspect has definitely contributed to the success and is visible in any wrestling tournament or match in which they compete. The wrestlers in this program have the support and coaching to reach all of their goals. Their main goal is simple, compete and bring home a state championship.
Suburban Central American Division Affton Football: 1st. place districts, Qtr. Finalist for State ǯ ǣ ǯ ǣ ǯǣ
Conference Highlights
Seckman Wrestling
Suburban Central National Division Clayton The Clayton High School Scholar Bowl Team won first place at the MSHSAA State Scholar Bowl Team Championship and CHS junior Omkar Venkatesh was crowned the Individual State Champion during the competition held at the University of Missouri ± Columbia on May 9.
Clayton Speech & Debate Team
Suburban XII South Division Kirkwood Kirkwood had a dominating year both in the classroom and on the field. Their teams received the MSHSAA Academic Award in 21 out of 23 possible sports while winning 10 Division or Conference Championships. They also won 5 district championships while appearing in 3 final fours at the state tournament and finishing 2nd in both ǯ golf, ǯ track and competing in the semi-‐finals in football. This fall Kirkwood looks forward to opening their new aquatic center on their campus.
Suburban XII South Division Webster Groves The 2014-‐2015 school year was a very successful one for the athletic programs at Webster Groves High School. Our boys soccer team led the way by winning their first district championship since 1987 and going on to win the MSHSAA Class 3 state championship; our first soccer state championship in school history. The boys soccer team finished the season with a 12 game winning streak and an overall record of 24-‐5-‐1. The Statesmen were led offensively by junior Sheriden Smith who scored 20 goals on the season, but a strong defense is what carried the team with 17 of their 24 wins coming by shutout. Perhaps the best thing about our boys soccer team's state championship season is that they did it with 13 juniors on the roster who will be returning to defend their championship as seniors this fall. The Webster Groves High School girls soccer team also had an outstanding season. The girls amassed a record of 28-‐3 and advanced to the state final four for the first time since 1987 taking 3rd place in Class 3. The girls team also set a state record with 24 shutouts this season. Finally, we had two other teams place well in state competition. Our girls lacrosse team advanced to their final four before losing in the state semifinal and our girls track team placed 5th at the state meet barely missing a top four placement by half a point. We are looking forward to another great school year and high expectations for our teams in 2015-‐2016.
Webster Groves Soccer
Suburban XII North Division Hazelwood West Baseball Ȃ Baseball continued its winning ways by earning their 5th Conference title and their 12th District title. The District title was our 4th in a row and seventh out of the last eight years. In district play the boys came from behind in the last inning or extra innings to get their win. Girls Soccer Ȃ The girls went undefeated in the Suburban 12 to earn their 5th Conference title. They defeated Hazelwood Central in the district championship to earn their 9th District
Hazelwood West Baseball
Suburban XII North Division McCluer North After winning five district championships ǯ their successful year with a State ǯ Ǥ dominating performance by Jasmine Barge in winning the 100 M. Hurdles and the 300 M. Hurdles paved the way. A 2nd place by the 4 X 100 Relay team and a 3rd Place by the 4 X 400 Relay team sealed a dominating victory at the class 5 meet.
Event Calendar ConfǤǯ Sub. XII 9/18-‐19 @ TBA Sub. Central 9/17-‐18 @ TBA Conference Cross Country Championships Sub. West 10/10 Host: Marquette Sub. Central 10/10 Host: Parkway Cent. Sub. XII 10/10 @ Blackburn Park Ǥǯ Sub. West 10/29-‐30 @ Lindbergh Sub. Central 10/29-‐30 @ Clayton Sub. XII 10/27-‐28 @ TBA ǯ Sub. West 9.24 TBA Sub. XII / Central 9/24 Cresent Farms
In high school, in V´SRUW,KDGDFRDFK who told me I was much better than I thought I was, and would make me do more in a positive sense. He was the first person who taught me not to be DIUDLGRIIDLOXUH´ McCluer South Berkeley Track & Field
T he ǯ Cup Lafayette High School; Home of the Lancers. It is also the home of 35 Team State Championships with 10 of those coming in the last 8 years. This doesn't include the long list of individual state championships like 2015's State Diving Champion Matt McCool or Individual Tennis Champion Caroline Pozo. Adding both team and individual State Championships creates a long list that is even longer if you add in the various MSHSAA Final Four finishes. Included in the count of Team Championships is 4 Girls Volleyball Titles in a row. Lafayette HS also fields some of the best fine art performance groups in the area; bringing top MSHSAA ratings back from group and solo ensemble competition, along with Marching Band. Besides maintaining a consistent expectation for competition, the Lancers have found academic success with a Overall Team GPA of 3.52.
Realignment of Conference Results in More Teams Having Success During the 2014-‐15 school year, most teams of the Suburban Association saw some form of success at the conference or division level. Out of the 32 teams in the Association, 28 of them won either a division or conference championship during the 2014-‐15 school year. In District competition, the association schools won 42 District Championships and were represented in 23 Final Four appearances while winning 5 State Championships. Notably, Webster Groves appeared in both the ǯ and ǯ Soccer final fours, winning in the ǯ Division and taking third in the ǯ Division. McCluer South Berkeley also made their mark at State Ȃ Winning the ǯ Track Championship while taking second in the ǯ Track Championship. McCluer North also won a ǯ Track championship. Lafayette dominated state this year Ȃ winning a State Championship in ǯ Cross-‐County, ǯ Volleyball, taking second in ǯ Cross-‐ County, ǯ Track, ǯ Volleyball and Water Polo and a Fourth in ǯ Track.
Lafayette Volleyball
The success experienced, both academically and athletically, at Lafayette High School is a credit to the abilities of the student athletes, along with the support of the parents, community and school district, and the dedication of the Coaches. The blend of strong tradition with hard work have equated to success on and off the field. Mike Krzyzewski
Webster Groves Soccer
Established in 2014-WKH&RPPLVVLRQHU¶V&XSLVDV\PERORIRYHUDOOLPSURYHPHQWDQG excellence in Suburban and MSHSAA sponsored championships and is awarded annually to RQHPHPEHURIWKHDVVRFLDWLRQ7KLV\HDU¶VZLQQHU L afayette H igh School Conference Championships ± 13 District Championships ± 9
Final 4 Appearances ± 7 State Championships - 2
Conference Highlights Suburban West National Division Seckman The Seckman Wrestling program has had a lot of success the past several years. They have been able to bring back 3 state trophies in past 5 years (2011 4th Place, 2012 3rd Place, and 2015 4th Place). The Jaguars have won 4 out of the last 5 District Championships, 4 Suburban South Conference Championships, and a Suburban West -‐ National Division Championship. 2015 was highlighted with a 4th Place finish at the state tournament with 4 state medalist (Weston Basler-‐ State Champ, Luke Weiland and Cameron Fusco-‐ Runner-‐Up, and Zack Durbin-‐ 5th). The Jaguars won their 4th District Championship in 5 years. The Jaguars took home first place in the All St. Louis Suburban Wrestling Championship and 4 out of the last 5. They had 4 individual champions at the ASLSWC: Cameron Fusco, Zack Durbin, Luke Weiland (Outstanding Wrestler Award), and Cole Jenkins. The program has been lead by one of the best coaching staffs in the area, if not the state. Cody Greene has recently stepped down to fulfill other possible life challenges, but has been nothing less than amazing leading this program. His predecessor, Ryan Moyer, will be able to continue what Greene has done the last 5 years. The Seckman Wrestling Program has been lucky to have an incredible fan base that includes former alumni and Little League Wrestlers striving to be a Jaguar. This family aspect has definitely contributed to the success and is visible in any wrestling tournament or match in which they compete. The wrestlers in this program have the support and coaching to reach all of their goals. Their main goal is simple, compete and bring home a state championship.
Suburban Central American Division Affton Football: 1st. place districts, Qtr. Finalist for State ǯ ǣ ǯ ǣ ǯǣ
Conference Highlights
Seckman Wrestling
Suburban Central National Division Clayton The Clayton High School Scholar Bowl Team won first place at the MSHSAA State Scholar Bowl Team Championship and CHS junior Omkar Venkatesh was crowned the Individual State Champion during the competition held at the University of Missouri ± Columbia on May 9.
Clayton Speech & Debate Team
Suburban XII South Division Kirkwood Kirkwood had a dominating year both in the classroom and on the field. Their teams received the MSHSAA Academic Award in 21 out of 23 possible sports while winning 10 Division or Conference Championships. They also won 5 district championships while appearing in 3 final fours at the state tournament and finishing 2nd in both ǯ golf, ǯ track and competing in the semi-‐finals in football. This fall Kirkwood looks forward to opening their new aquatic center on their campus.
Suburban XII South Division Webster Groves The 2014-‐2015 school year was a very successful one for the athletic programs at Webster Groves High School. Our boys soccer team led the way by winning their first district championship since 1987 and going on to win the MSHSAA Class 3 state championship; our first soccer state championship in school history. The boys soccer team finished the season with a 12 game winning streak and an overall record of 24-‐5-‐1. The Statesmen were led offensively by junior Sheriden Smith who scored 20 goals on the season, but a strong defense is what carried the team with 17 of their 24 wins coming by shutout. Perhaps the best thing about our boys soccer team's state championship season is that they did it with 13 juniors on the roster who will be returning to defend their championship as seniors this fall. The Webster Groves High School girls soccer team also had an outstanding season. The girls amassed a record of 28-‐3 and advanced to the state final four for the first time since 1987 taking 3rd place in Class 3. The girls team also set a state record with 24 shutouts this season. Finally, we had two other teams place well in state competition. Our girls lacrosse team advanced to their final four before losing in the state semifinal and our girls track team placed 5th at the state meet barely missing a top four placement by half a point. We are looking forward to another great school year and high expectations for our teams in 2015-‐2016.
Webster Groves Soccer
Suburban XII North Division Hazelwood West Baseball Ȃ Baseball continued its winning ways by earning their 5th Conference title and their 12th District title. The District title was our 4th in a row and seventh out of the last eight years. In district play the boys came from behind in the last inning or extra innings to get their win. Girls Soccer Ȃ The girls went undefeated in the Suburban 12 to earn their 5th Conference title. They defeated Hazelwood Central in the district championship to earn their 9th District
Hazelwood West Baseball
Suburban XII North Division McCluer North After winning five district championships ǯ their successful year with a State ǯ Ǥ dominating performance by Jasmine Barge in winning the 100 M. Hurdles and the 300 M. Hurdles paved the way. A 2nd place by the 4 X 100 Relay team and a 3rd Place by the 4 X 400 Relay team sealed a dominating victory at the class 5 meet.
