As the girl's golf season is just right around the corner, new head coach Rob Meacham is excited for what the season is going to bring. According to Meacham, he hopes to make a positive impact on the girls’ golf program this year and help the team achieve their goals. “I am just really glad to be doing this. I can already tell that it is going to be a fun season and I am really enjoying the ...

With the cross country season coming up, the Huskies have been preparing for success. Head coach Elizabeth Warren has high hopes for this group, explaining how their mentality differs from that of previous teams.  “They've really gotten this awesome mentality that they want to be better, they want to be good, they want to win,” Warren said.  According to Warren, almost 50% of the team ...

After winning the state championship for the first time in Blue Valley Northwest history last year, the football team will step back onto the field at their season opener on Aug. 26, at 5 p.m. in a jamboree against Olathe West. The first league game will be one week later, on Sept. 2, at 7 p.m. against Saint James Academy. According to head coach Clint Rider, the team has spent the summer working ha...

Last year, the BVNW boys varsity soccer team placed third in State despite not being expected to make it far, according to team captain, Parker Million. He said with the success of the team last year, there are higher expectations for the players this upcoming season. “I think the biggest challenge will probably be when playoffs come along, [and having] to live up to the hype again,” Million said...

As the girls volleyball season begins, the varsity team has hopes of winning a state championship, and redeeming themselves from last year’s near miss of Sub-State champions. While it was definitely heartbreaking, head coach Molly Haggerty said, the experience has led the team to make some changes for the new year.  “We’re really driving home the message of not being afraid to fail. I think t...

Despite the majority of the girl’s tennis team having graduated last year, head coach Jared Fluis is setting his expectations high to win regionals again and go on to play in State.  “Our goals are to hopefully qualify all six [players] for state this year depending on our regionals. Getting back to State, our number one singles player finished runner-up last year, so ultimately I’d like ...