MICDS senior Olivia Rickers is the Post-Dispatch All-Metro girls lacrosse player of the year.
The Post-Dispatch All-Metro spring series hits the midway point with girls lacrosse. Please follow along as we release other All-Metro teams throughout June.
Senior attacker scored area-leading 137 points while helping Saints to MSLA runner-up finish.
Goalkeeper's calm presence helped lead the Rams to three consecutive state titles from 2013-15. She was the 2013 All-Metro player of the year.Â
The Post-Dispatch All-Decade series continues with girls lacrosse. Decisions were based on high school performances between the 2011 and 2019 seasons.
WILDWOOD — After making a save in her catching net, Lafayette junior goalie Delaney Stulce often surveyed the field, looking to pass to a teammate.
Washington lineman Trevor Buhr is No. 13 on the Post-Dispatch Super 30 football recruiting countdown.
St. Louis University High tight end Zach Ortwerth is No. 14 on the Post-Dispatch Super 30 football recruiting countdown.
EUREKA — Olivia Hasbrook has never forgotten her wakeup call.
Combined blazing speed and deft stickwork to lead a dominant Eureka defense, earning all-state status. Phillips often raced the ball end to end to alleviate pressure while earning 67 draw controls, 50 ground balls and causing 31 turnovers as the Wildcats yielded seven goals or fewer in all 2…
The Post-Dispatch All-Metro spring series hits the midway point with girls lacrosse. Please follow along as we release other All-Metro teams throughout June.
Senior attacker scored area-leading 137 points while helping Saints to MSLA runner-up finish.
An all-American and all-state selection, Marshall led the area with 137 points, ranking second in goals (94) and third in assists (43). The Metro Women’s Athletic Association player of the year accrued at least seven points in 13 of her first 15 games, leading the Saints to a 16-2 record and…
The Metro Conference player of the year, King scored 73 goals, averaged 4.8 ground balls per game and caused 49 turnovers, earning all-American and all-state honors. King’s crowning achievements came against top competition, tallying 11 points against third-place finisher Marquette and forci…
Earning all-American and all-state honors, Fields tied for fourth in the area with 98 points (69 goals, 29 assists), including an eight-goal explosion in a playoff win against Pattonville and a nine-point outburst against John Burroughs. Fields’ combination of service, leadership and academi…
An all-American and all-state selection, Lawton scored at least three goals in 14 of her 18 games. She ranked eighth in the area in goals scored (72), which included an eight-goal blitz against Lafayette, and she placed ninth in total points (89) while helping Ladue earn a 14-4 record and a …
A dynamic player on offense, defense and around the draw circle, Warren scored 51 goals and played a pivotal role in the undefeated championship season for the Rams. An all-American, academic all-American and all-state selection, Warren thrived when hustle and tenacity were required, earning…
A wizard with a draw stick, Bitting led the area with 134 total draw controls (7.44 per game) and earned all-American and all-state honors. She controlled at least five draws in 17 of 18 games and led Ladue in scoring with 60 goals and 85 points. Bitting will continue her playing career at t…
An all-state selection, Pruitt led the Mustangs in goals (77), points (93) and draw controls (58), while helping Marquette earn a third-place finish in the MSLA tournament. In the four games Pruitt tallied at least seven points, two occurred in playoff victories over Westminster and Lafayett…
