Mental Health in Student Athletes
Caitlyn Ryan, Staff Writer
March 6, 2020
Cleats, shin guards, socks, shorts, jersey. This is the list of equipment that a soccer play may need for a game. This list would be very different for a volleyball player, a softball player, or a football player. While this equipment differs, there is one thing that all athletes need for a game or a meet....
Early CFP Predictions
Jack Nieto, Staff Writer
March 3, 2020
Each year, football fans across America refuse to look towards the impending doom of what is the end of the college and professional football season. Besides the new coming XFL otherwise known as the Xtreme Football League [which has no official name], most football fans can only use their downtime to ta...
A Different Kind of Football
Anthony Rubek, Staff Writer
March 3, 2020
After the entertaining seasons of professional and college football are over, football fans are usually left with a long, depressing eight-month break from the game. But now, there is a league that has just started and can fill the void WWE CEO Vince McMahon has brought back the XFL for the f...
2020 State Wrestling Recap
Nyarial Nyoak, Staff writer
February 29, 2020
The Papillion La Vista wrestling team qualified 10 individuals into the 2020 NSAA state wrestling tournament. Five out of the 10 state qualifiers were seniors, and current freshman Coleton Haggin was the only freshman to qualify for the state tournament for the monarchs. Going into the state ...
Trash-Canning the Rich Tradition of Baseball
OPINION BY: Josh Hennings, Sports Editor
February 25, 2020
In 2011, a 5'6, 168-pound kid from Venezuela named Jose Altuve made his Major League Baseball (MLB) debut for the Houston Astros. He would go on to be a six-time all-star, three-time American League (AL) batting title winner, the 2017 AL MVP, the 2015 second base gold glove award, a five-time second base sil...
Bouncing Back
Ellie Beiser, Staff Writer
February 22, 2020
The Papillion Lavista Monarchs faced off against the Millard South Patriots Friday, February 21st. An extremely physical game that unfortunately did not have the end result the varsity girls had hoped for. The end score came out to be 79-51, with a Patriot win. Although the Monarchs left in defe...
Intramural Basketball
Lily Ziebarth, Staff Writer
February 11, 2020
Getting involved is largely emphasized around school. Teachers want kids to be involved in many things because it strengthens relationships, gets people out of their comfort zone, and helps students try new things. Intramural basketball is a thing that can help with all of those. Thanks to Mr...
Two rivals, one team
Maddy Delos Reyes, Staff Writer
February 4, 2020
Daniel Keller of PLHS gives us his thoughts on the vibes and feelings on how he sees swimming and what it takes to be a good swimmer. He gives us how he is viewed as a team captain for the swim team.
Super Bowl LIV Preview
Anthony Rubek, Staff Writer
January 30, 2020
After what has been an insane year, the NFL’s one hundredth season will come to a close with Super Bowl LIV (54). This years Super Bowl is a showdown between the second-seeded Kansas City Chiefs out of the AFC and the first-seeded San Francisco 49ers out of the NFC. The Kansas City C...
