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RBHS football loses versus Francis Howell football, 33-0

Brandt Stewart • October 26, 2021

n their last home game of the RBHS regular football season, the Bruins lost in their battle against the Francis Howell High School (FHHS) Vikings Friday, Oct. 22. A well-executed offensive Vikings team concluded the game with a RBHS loss, 33-0.

Bruins football beats Smith-Cotton in one-sided game

Josiah Anderson • September 9, 2021

In the first home game of the 2021 football season, the Bruins handed Smith-Cotton High School (SCHS) a 50-0 loss, demonstrating home field advantage. Coming off a tough loss to Staley High School (SHS) on Friday Aug. 27, the Bruins delivered a game full of both offensive and defensive plays in front of a roaring crowd, ending in a win for RBHS.

No-cut sports allow for more inclusion

Maddie Orr • January 8, 2020

RBHS has 12 athletic programs, with some having tryouts to construct the final roster and others having no cuts. Maddie Orr covers the case for both sides.

Behind the screens: Team managers bring stability and support

Elliot Bachrach • November 16, 2019

Elliot Bachrach reports on the behind-the-scenes responsibilities of RBHS team managers, interviewing managers, coaches and players.

Football loses regular-season finale heading into district tournament

William Yoo • October 27, 2019

After a proud 7-0 conclusion to the first quarter, the Bruins soon lost their competitive edge against Francis Howell High School after an intense three quarters. Despite forcing multiple turnovers, the offense was slow to start, making touchdowns harder to put on the board; Francis Howell managed to pull through with a 7-14 win. The Bruins, with a record of 3-6, are scheduled to play their first district game on Friday, Nov. 1, opponent TBD.

QB focus: faith, family, football

Ryan Choe • October 8, 2019

Growing up, senior Grant Hajicek attended various Mizzou sporting events. The joy of these games inspired him to participate in athletics, so he quickly signed up to play football, basketball and baseball.

Bruins end losing streak with route of Hickman

Elliot Bachrach • September 28, 2019

The Bruins were all smiles, beaming with joy and pumping their fists at the conclusion of last night’s game against the Hickman Kewpies; the mood differed drastically from the losses in each of the past four weeks.

Bruins football team prepares for Providence rivalry game

Elliot Bachrach • September 26, 2019

At 7 p.m. Sept. 27 the Bruins take on the Hickman Kewpies in the annual Providence Bowl for their second straight road game.

Declining Bruins fall to Battle in third straight loss

Elliot Bachrach • September 14, 2019

As the Battle Spartans took a knee to run out the clock, a dejected Bruin team dispersed throughout the field to shake hands with its crosstown rivals. After the display of sportsmanship, the home squad scattered to the end zone near the scoreboard.

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.

Protein powder doesn’t promote spontaneous muscle gains

Jordan Rogers • April 2, 2018

At first glance, one might assume protein supplements are the solution to becoming fit and healthy; however, it is the myth that “protein builds muscles” that drives consumers to buy supplements, only to be disappointed that they magically didn’t build muscle overnight.

A disappointing end to the Bruin’s season after overtime

Jordan Rogers • October 31, 2017

The Bruins season came to an end after a close 13-16 loss against the Blue Springs South Jaguars Oct. 27. The heartbreaking defeat was a disappointment to many, however, this season-ending game didn't overshadow the impressive 9-2 season for the Bruins.