After failing to get bids in the past, St. Louis is officially getting a Major League Soccer (MLS) team in 2023 with the stadium to be located in the city with a capacity of 22,500 fans.
Chris Kenny,...
“It’s exhausting,” Reece Merrifield, senior and varsity soccer player, said, “The most hectic part of being an athlete is the beginning of the season.”
Over the week-long Spring Break, varsity...
Pranav Sriraman interviews Marquette Varsity Baseball athlete Jack Holubowski about his expectations and preparation for the upcoming 2021 baseball season and gets insight into his commitment to Missouri...
The alarm goes off bright and early at 7:30 a.m. as junior Ally Fitzgerald, varsity basketball player, prepares for another day of virtual school. By 8:30 a.m., Fitzgerald is dressed and ready to log onto...
Varsity hockey lost to Christian Brothers College High School (CBC) in the Challenge Cup Championship Saturday, March 6.
“I think we actually played fairly well as a team,” senior Ryan Farrell, left...
When the track and field season was delayed last spring due to the pandemic, Matt Nienhaus, head coach, assumed at the time that they would be out for a couple of weeks.
After a few weeks of practice...
Renee Abrolat, previously the varsity assistant lacrosse coach, stepped into the head coach position last season, hoping to grow the program after participating in it herself in high school.
“Getting...
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• February 28, 2021
Walking into the competition Aidan Rudman, senior, was confident he was going to secure a win. And he did.
On Thursday, Jan 14, at the Chaminade quad dual, Aidan earned his 100th varsity win. Rudman...
After a two game series between MHS and Saint Louis University High School (SLUH), the Mustangs are set to advance to the semi-finals of the 2021 High School Hockey Challenge Cup.
Game one started off...
![Senior Amanda Eshelman [Anisha Jarang on the left] participated in Perry Initiative Program at WashU in which they hosted a series of events encouraging girls to pursue careers in Orthopedic Medicine and Engineering which is a profession that is only 6% women. Eshelman said this program inspires her to combine her interest in healthcare and computer science. She said was amazed at the process of using technology in orthopedic surgery to place screws and visualize joint replacements.](https://marquettemessenger.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/IMG-3980-300x402.jpg)
