BVNW started the season off with a 1-0 loss against BVN. Despite this, head soccer coach Brian Pollack said that there are great things to work with.
“I love the rivalry, it's something that we...
Kicking off their season, the BVNW boys’ varsity soccer team played their season opener at home with full stands watching as they faced Northwest’s biggest rival, the Mustangs at Blue Valley North.
“This...
The Huskies had multiple victories at tennis regionals Friday. Senior Saraphina Wambi and her sister, sophomore Maryam Wambi, took second place, and senior Tindra Lind and sophomore Cammie Peng taking...
Every year, Metro Sports KC hosts an all-star volleyball game with players they believe stood out throughout the previous high school season. These athletes are not only chosen to play in the game, they...
The BVNW Unified Bowling team took sixth at the state competition last Monday, Nov. 14. A total of 14 teams across Kansas participated in the state tournament, with Northwest’s team consisting of senior...
After last week’s victory against Olathe East, the Huskies found themselves moving on to the regional championship against Gardner Edgerton.
Going into the game, Gardner had a 6-3 record just like...
Going into their first playoff game, the Huskies had a 5-3 record, along with being last year's state champions. Despite their opponent, the OEHS Hawks, having a 2-6 record, head coach Clint Rider said...
After a strong season with a 10-4-2 record, the Huskies came into their first game of playoffs as the 7 seed in the 6A East region. Although their opponent, the Olathe South Falcons, were the 10 seed,...
Before the start of the varsity football game against Bishop Miege, Blue Valley Northwest recognized their senior football players for their work over the years. Head coach Clint Rider mentioned how proud...
Prior to the boys varsity soccer game against the St. James Thunder, the soccer team recognized all its seniors for senior night. The boys head coach, Brian Pollack, mentioned how proud he was of this...
Prior to the game, the Blue Valley North Mustangs had a losing record of 0-6, but according to head coach Clint Rider, the team did not look at their opponent differently than any other.
“We talked...
![After drills during football practice on Sept. 25, Keon King exchanges jokes with his teammates. “I started talking to people [about] how I felt. I also decided to focus on being a better person and supporting others. I wanted to make sure people knew they had someone to talk to," King said.](https://bvnwnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/keon-king-mental-health-600x400.jpg)
