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The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

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Historic exclusion in sports perpetuates underrepresentation in modern day

Sarah Ding October 2, 2020

At the Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York City, Naomi Osaka took the title of U.S. Open Champion on Sept. 12. Osaka, who is Haitian on her father’s side and Japanese on her mother’s, has faced scrutiny...

Peat chases NFL dreams

Peat chases NFL dreams

Maddie Murphy May 1, 2018
The summer between freshman and sophomore year junior Nate Peat received his first Division 1, football scholarship offer. Currently he has been offered seven more times.
Comparing pay through different sports and jobs

Money in Sports

Andrew Meister May 9, 2017

Most everything related to sports has a lot of money floating around their programs in comparison to other important occupations as well as education priorities at large universities. In the year 2016,...

Fantasy sports provide captivating pastime for sports fans

Fantasy sports provide captivating pastime for sports fans

Cam Fuller November 9, 2016
Fantasy sports can mean a lot to passionate sports fans. Writer Cam Fuller explores the impact fantasy sports have on the RBHS student body.
A RBHS swimmer prepares for a race at the MU Aquatic Center earlier this year. Swimmings Last Chance meet and the state championships are today. Photo by Erin Kleekamp

Path to professional sports is one bumpy ride

Faaris Khan April 28, 2016
For RBHS swimmer Alex Tschopp and thousands of other high school athletes around the country the goal of competing in college is just the beginning of an even bigger dream.
Individual celebrations undermine team wins

Individual celebrations undermine team wins

Abby Kempf April 6, 2016
Players should celebrate the team, not themselves.
photo by Erin Kleekamp

Super Bowl ads incorporate unique, attention-grabbing marketing strategies

Faaris Khan February 7, 2016
The Super Bowl is renowned not only for it's thrilling competition, but also for its successful advertisements. What exactly makes these ads so successful? Click here to find out.
Targeting safety precautions continually miss their mark

Targeting safety precautions continually miss their mark

Ji-Ho Lee January 31, 2016
Although the targeting rules in the college and professional ranks are good in practice, they have been anything but during games leading to a slew of controversial calls.
Fantasy Football Week 12

Fantasy Football Week 12

Eric Glennon November 23, 2013

A look at the top fantasy players at each position, and a few of the busts as well. [vsw id="80162911" source="vimeo" width="600" height="460" autoplay="no"]

Supreme Court building in Washington, DC. source: Public Domain from www.usda.gov

‘Redskin’ controversy hits high school halls

Trisha Chaudhary November 16, 2013

Redskin. Once a name used in upmost respect, some now view this term as a racial slur towards Native Americans, launching a hotbed of elevated dialogue. Controversy exploded over the name Redskins when...

Photo by Maribeth Eiken

Increase in violence raises awareness for concussion

Josh Ripley November 6, 2013

[heading]Popularity of head injuries causes scare, initiates talk of new forms of protection[/heading] There was a time, not that long ago, when football was a sport of unrestrained violence. Penalties...

Fantasy Football rankings

Fantasy Football rankings

Eric Glennon October 3, 2013

The top fantasy players at each position from weeks 1-4 [vsw id="75929095" source="vimeo" width="680" height="560" autoplay="no"]  

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