We earn a percentage of all your purchases from our shop page! Have you shared it on your social media accounts to friends and family yet? Every little bit helps us raise money for our athletes. Here’s how: Click this link to visit the shop page Copy the web address of the page you are on Go to Facebook, Twitter, NextDoor,
Earlier this month we launched a brand-new shop-raising page that you could get to by clicking the SHOP link on our site navigation. When you shop for the things you need by using the links on that page, our athletic department earns cash-back from your purchase! Here is a quick video with how the program is powered through
Working as a mentor and tutor with City Year is a great (and meaningful) way to spend your gap year between high school and college. Don’t forget to apply! Applications for this year’s program are due June 1. You can apply now at cityyear.org. _ This time of year, it seems like everyone wants to know
Caitlin Reed (12) and Abby McMillin (10) will represent the Festus Tigers at this weekend’s state track meet in Jefferson City. Both individuals turned in top performances at Saturday’s sectional meet at Rockwood Summit. Reed equaled her school record of 11 feet in the pole vault. That was good for second place at the meet.
The Festus varsity boys track team will be sending six athletes to the state track meet on Friday and Saturday in Jefferson City. Saturday’s sectional meet at Rockwood Summit provided the opportunity for several Tigers to shine. Max McDaniel (11) excelled in two events, taking first place in the 3200 meter run. Max ran a
The Festus varsity girls soccer team ended its season Tuesday with a 7-1 district loss to Hillsboro at Hillsboro High School. The Tigers end the year with a 4-16 record. The Tigers say goodbye to seven graduating seniors: Alexis Berrey, Miranda DeClue, Miranda Myers, Taylor Pantano-Singer, Paula Pina Alcantara, Emily Werner, and Madison White.
Going into Tuesday’s baseball district semifinal game that had been suspended the night before because of weather, no one really knew what to expect. Would the Central Rebels lose the momentum of a four run sixth inning 24 hours later? Would the Festus Tigers come out with a renewed sense of hope after a night’s
The Festus football players helped gather multiple items for Otto Donaldson’s service project. Otto was collecting items for the Ronald McDonald House in support of families that use the facility during their extended stay, as his family had to do for him.
Last night’s scheduled district soccer match between Festus and Hillsboro was postponed due to weather. The Tigers and Hawks will try to play this afternoon at 4 p.m. at Hillsboro High School.
**Updated start time for today’s resumption of play** All was going well through five innings for the Festus Tigers’ baseball team in Monday’s district semifinal game against Park Hills Central at Yanks Field in Ste. Genevieve. But then the top of the sixth happened when the Rebels scored four runs. Then the lightning and the
