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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

Photo by Yousuf El-Jayyousi

Vanatta leads Bruins to success

Emily Oba October 3, 2017
Entering his 20th year of coaching, Van Vanatta took the position as RBHS' new head football coach this season. Van Vanatta has secured five wins with only one loss.
MAC Scholars on HBCU trip visit Tennessee State University in hopes of finding a college for them

MAC Scholars search for comfortable colleges

Alexis Walker May 3, 2017

As the high school chapter of senior TraZhane' Richardson’s life draws to a close, it is time for her to follow a new path towards college and a pave a future for herself. The task of finding a college...

Hold On: Taking possession of the ball, senior running back Nate Peat pushes through Francis Howell’s defense in hope of scoring a touchdown for Rock Bridge High School. In the Bruin’s final regular season game, the team was unable to find a spark against Francis Howell, ultimately falling 20-14. Photo by Yousuf El-Jayyousi

Football falls against Francis Howell on senior night

Cam Fuller October 15, 2016

Despite a legitimate chance for an upset, the Bruin football team didn’t quite have what it took to finish off the Francis Howell Vikings Oct. 14, senior night for RBHS, losing 20-14. The loss brings...

Senior wide receiver Malik Gleason edges his way to victory in a game against the DeSmet Spartans on Aug. 26. Unable to capitalize on their momentum, the Bruins fell to the Jays in dramatic fashion, 61-21, on Sept. 23. Photo credit to Yousuf El-Jayyousi

Football falls in rough loss against Jefferson City

Cam Fuller September 24, 2016
Following a 48-21 routing of the Hickman Kewpies on Sept. 16, the RBHS football team fell to the Jefferson City Jays 61-21 on Sept. 23.
Senior wide receiver Malik Gleason sprints with the ball, eager to score a touchdown for the Bruins. RBHS defeated Hickman 48-21 in a satisfying blowout victory on Sept. 16. photo by Yousuf El-Jayyousi

Bruins seek second straight win against Jefferson City

Ji-Ho Lee September 22, 2016

Months before the first snap, carry or route, the Bruin football team was already facing an unexpected challenge. AJ Ofodile, head coach of the RBHS football team for the previous 12 years, became the...

Senior wide receiver Malik Gleason sprints with the ball, eager to score a touchdown for the Bruins. RBHS defeated Hickman 48-21 in a satisfying blowout victory on Sept. 16. photo by Yousuf El-Jayyousi

Football gains impressive first win against rival Kewpies

Cam Fuller September 17, 2016
Despite beginning the season with a rough start, the RBHS football team routed crosstown rival Hickman in the annual Providence Bowl on Sept. 16. Click here to read about the game.
by Cassi Viox and Neil Cathro

Questioning racial bias

Multiple Authors April 8, 2016
Students debate over whether white privilege is real or not.
Art by Jennifer Stanley

MAC scholars wrap up Black History Month

Afsah Khan February 27, 2013

As students settled down to eat lunch Feb. 8, the Minority Achievement Committee (MAC) Scholars gathered in the main commons to hold the Arts and Music festival. In celebration of Black History Month,...

junior Sam Crane tries to flip his Kickapoo opponent onto his back in the district tournament at Jefferson City High School. Crane finished state runner-up in the 138 weight class. photo by Rachel Kiehne

Wrestling finishes season; three place at state

Kaitlyn Marsh February 20, 2013

After three days of strenuous competition, brackets and sudden death matches, junior Sam Crane prepared for the finals in the 138 weight class. After a full match against a returning state champion that...

Wrestlers suffer injury, prepare for districts

Kaitlyn Marsh February 1, 2013

The body of a wrestler is that of great intensity. The sport itself being founded purely on human stamina and strength, these athletes must endure a rigorous process to keep up with the competition as...

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