By Theresa Ross On September 23, senior Jack Russell became the first senior to commit to a collegiate team with a verbal commitment from the University of Notre Dame. Known to the team as one of Seaholm’s best swimmers since his freshman year, Russell has trained tirelessly for the opportunity to swim at a Division I school. “I’m excited
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by Adam Klepp After an end to the regular season, the Seaholm varsity volleyball team looks to continue their successful regular season into the playoffs. Their first playoff game is in the districts round next Wednesday, November 5, against Farmington Hills Harrison at Marian High School. The girls hope to make it all the way to Battle Creek for finals.
Read moreby Chase Lee The Detroit Red Wings have an approved plan for a new stadium. The long approval process took several years and is finally being put into action. The new stadium will be constructed on several empty lots and vacated buildings beside Woodward Ave near Comerica Park and Ford Field. The arena is projected to be finished 2017, three
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by Charlotte Hoppen It’s five in the morning in Birmingham. The dark neighborhoods are quiet and students try to get in a few more hours of rest before starting their day. While Seaholm sleeps, senior Audrey Belf is starting her morning run. This jog is the first of the two she will endure during that day. Even during the
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By Theresa Ross The Men’s Soccer team was recently awarded a $5880 check, for participating in the program Drive 4 UR School, at their August 25 home opener against Brother Rice. Through a parent contact, the Dean Sellers Ford dealership was able to sponsor the team and program. “It was an inventive and creative fundraiser,” senior captain Mitch Cin said.
Read moreOur time has run out. It’s time to say goodbye to watching Seaholm sports as a student. Soon, we will all move on from students to alumni. The final football games, basketball games, lacrosse games, and everything in between have or will soon come to an end. Over the course of a year and a half, I have written
Read moreBy Chris Hill “#ForTheRing.” Two years ago this hash tag exploded Seaholm and Groves students twitter timelines from the State Champion Birmingham Unified girl’s lacrosse players expressing their excitement of pursuing and winning the Division 1 state championship over Hartland High School. With hopes of becoming back to back State Champions, the girls set out on their quest to another
Read moreBy Jordan Gasper A 22 year reign in jeopardy, the Detroit Red Wings push for their playoff spot to add to the record holding longest current playoff streak in the NHL. The Red Wings began their season with an unusually rough start. Almost half way through the season, the wings were offered a once in a lifetime experience, playing in
Read moreMarch is a big time of year for every college basketball fan. Not only does it follow a dense season of intense regular season play, it leads into the ever famous tournament known as March Madness. This 64 team tournament lasts about a month and always brings upon surprises, upsets, and heartbreakers. In past years, there is usually a handful
Read moreWith a state championship in fond memory, the Seaholm Women’s Varsity Tennis team is once again looking to reign supreme. “We have a goal and we are determined to try our hardest to achieve it,” senior Captain Jackie Meier said. The season is well under way for the team, which has already played two tournaments. “We expect that we are
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