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Playing on both sides of the ball is nothing new to CBC senior Damion Baker.

There's plenty Cole Sigmund wants to accomplish as he enters his senior year at MICDS.

WASHINGTON • Suffering a tibial-plateau fracture a couple of months before his junior year at Borgia created some challenges Dominic Struckhof…

Drake Dunker throws around weight plates like Frisbees.

Rob Thompson understands the burden upon his shoulders.

Kevin Batt kept a scary secret all throughout his breakout campaign last year.

Drew Swihart and the Parkway West football program have endured some trying times in recent years.

Lutheran St. Charles senior Bryce Jefferson didn't have much of a summer vacation.

Drew Lauer wants to be remembered for more than just his athletic skills when he graduates from St. Charles West.

Eric Carrera’s defensive instincts figure to be a major asset for CBC’s football team, just like they have been the last couple of seasons.

Edwardsville senior wideout Isaiah Michl figures his receiving numbers will jump, perhaps substantially, from his last year's totals of 38 cat…

Think of the biggest person you know. Chances are John McNamara of Lindbergh High School is bigger.

A high school quarterback must meet both physical and mental demands to be successful.

Edwardsville's Zac Rujawitz was already a pretty good linebacker for the Tigers. But this summer he spent his time working on getting better.

Ryan Stokes wants to set the record straight.

Edwardsville quarterback Dan Marinko is back. And he's bigger than ever.

Highland Bulldogs two-way lineman Nick Czar committed to attend the Army in the summer of 2013.

Ladue High defensive end Nate Howard did not expect the University of Wisconsin to be the final stop on his extensive college tour.

Jordon Hardwick rose with the sun.

While just about everyone who has ever played a video game has done it, creating a video game representation of himself has always been fun fo…

Given a choice, Parkway South two-way lineman Steven Greer would prefer to dish out punishment rather than absorb it.

Francis Howell senior Sutton Smith has put in a lot of work in the past offseason with just a single goal in mind.

Mark Gorman was ready to throw in the towel. After a long, fruitless day in the woods, it was time to go home.

Michael Slater Jr.'s days in the backfield are limited. So he will enjoy the time he has left. Even if opposing defenders won't enjoy tackling him.

John Moten remembers what it was like to be the new guy.

Belleville West senior Austin Seibert showed signs of being a great kicker way back when he was 5 years old.

Nothing was the same for Cam Hilton.

Kyle Markway watched in awe as the glaciers collapsed around him.