As seniors Carlos and Khalil Davis continue to shine at a national level for their athletic achievements in track and field, Doug Tucker of USA TODAY High School Sports Magazine delves deeper than their accolades and takes a closer look at their family and their focus. http://usatodayhss.com/2015/nebraska-bound-davis-twins-are-elite-in-football-track-and-at-home
The Wildcat Boys Tennis Team had a special senior night last night against RayPec. After beginning singles at Young Park, rain forced them indoors at Metroeast Tennis Center, where they won the match 7-0. After sweeping singles, Ben Duvall and Trent Turner played their first Varsity Doubles match (as first year seniors) and they won a tiebreak over Ray-Pec. It
With their scores from District play on Monday, three Wildcat golfers pushed through to sectional meet. Individual scores were as follows: Jackson Koenig 83, which landed him all district and sectional qualifier Steven Shaw 85, sectional qualifier Taylor Muller 84, sectional qualifier Brian Armstrong 87 Devin Hyman 89 The team score was 339.
Last Saturday at Clayton High School in St Louis. the Wildcat girls track team defended their Marion Freeman Invitational title, winning the meet with 138 points. Relays continue to be a highlight for the girls team. The 4×400 M Relay team broke the meet record, set by the Wildcats last year, running a 4:01. Relay members were:
The boys team returned home two individual champions. Senior Jacob Peister won the triple jump with a school record jump of 48’ 5.50.” This mark was 4.50 inches from the current #10 U.S. jump. Three of Peister’s six jumps were further than the previous school record of 47’ 7.75.” The other boys champion was senior Carlos Davis in
Varsity: Coach Doug Gillispie was pleased with his team’s fourth place finish out of 21 teams on Tuesday, April 20th at Liberty North. Jackson Koenig lead all Wildcat golfers with a score of 79, placing him sixth. Rounding out the Wildcat’s top five were Devin Hyman (81), Brian Armstrong (82), Taylor Muller (83), and Steven
In route to winning their first Overall Relay Team Championship Cup, the BSHS girls’ 4×200 Meter Relay and the 4×400 Meter Relay sprinted to first place at KU Relays. They also came in second in both the 4×100 and 4×800 meter relays. Add in a 7th place finish for the distance medley relay, and the
Fall sports are around the corner and this year the Wildcats will feature an online presence that will cover our schools athletic programs like never before. Stay tuned for more details and exciting news!
Stay tuned for schedules to be posted on the website for all Fall sports.
With the new website, we now have a portal to promote our sports like never before. If you would like to get involved with reporting scores, writing articles or even taking pictures or video … Contact the Athletic Department to see what you can do to help and make bswildcats.com the best of the best
