By J1 Reporter Lauren Martin “Did you hear Bella made varsity? It’s definitely because her mom’s the coach.” This is a line that spread throughout Marian when the soccer team placements came out during Bella DeGeorge’s freshman year. Ever since Bella was a little girl, she has always had her mother, Teresa DeGeorge, right by… Read More Mother is Both Coach and Cheerleader for Daughter
MaryCateTabor Anticipation is rising as winter sports have come to an end and the spring sports season is beginning. After the cancellation of all spring sport activities in 2020, teams are excited to get back into the swing of things. Although this past year has been faced with many challenges, athletes and coaches are eager… Read More Spring sports: soccer, tennis, track and field kick off
By J1 Reporter Sydney Schroeder Blood, sweat, and tears are only a small price to pay for junior Emma Prososki. Since she was only 3 years old, Prososki has been playing a game she loves more than any other: soccer. She started out playing at the YMCA, but as she got older and as her… Read More The Prodigal Prososki: Junior kicks off her soccer playing potential
EDITOR NOTE: This story was slated to be published before we heard the 4-2-2020 announcement that all NSAA activities are now cancelled for the spring season. https://nsaahome.org/nsaa-update/ By J1 Reporter Sophia Virgillito As soon as the winter sports season came to a close, the spring sports season was already up and running. Soccer tryouts concluded… Read More Marian soccer adjusts to NSAA’s announcement to postpone spring sports
Opinion by J1 Reporter Cece West Growing up, the U.S. women’s soccer team has not only been an influence for me, but for many girls around the country. I remember looking up to many of the players, such as Abby Wambach, Hope Solo, Alex Morgan and many others. They set an example for girls around… Read More U.S. women’s soccer continues the fight for equal pay
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