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Mehlville High School boys swim team sees numbers grow from last year’s season (opens the original)
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When the Mehlville boys swimming and diving team begins the 2026 season here in a few days, one thing fans will notice is that the team is considerably larger compared to last year’s squad. “We’re definitely looking better than we did last year,” Mehlville head coach Mark Hromnak said. “We currently have eight practicing, with three returning from last year and five freshmen. So we ought to be able to put together a pretty good relay this year.” Junior Logan Brotherton is a sprint freestyle and
Oakville softball heads into season optimistic (opens the original)
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As the Oakville girls softball team begins the 2026 season, there is an air of optimism that is flowing through the Tigers starting lineup. “I’m very optimistic,” Oakville head coach Rich Sturm said. “We’ve got a good combo of younger and veteran players, and the girls are working hard. So I’m excited about this season and ready to go.” Junior Lola Seawel will return to the pitcher’s circle again for the Tigers after posting a record of 12-7 overall in 2025 with an area-leading 208 strikeouts fo
Solid core of swimmers return to Oakville (opens the original)
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With a solid core of returning swimmers and a handful of new ones, the Oakville boys swimming and diving team has its eyes on having a successful 2026 campaign. “We’re going to be returning 12 kids from last year, and we have a few newbies to the team, so we’re going to have a good mix this season,” Tigers head coach Nick Aboussie said. “We’ll probably have about 16 to 17 kids, which includes two juniors that swam at state last year.” Those two juniors are Schafer Spitznagel and Teagan Zimmerman
Lindbergh boys swimming sees program’s largest number of athletes in recent history (opens the original)
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Opportunities are abundant when it comes to the Lindbergh boys swimming and diving team. The Flyers are coming off a successful 2025 campaign, in which they placed 18th overall at the Missouri Class 2 state championships. But that success also saw several seniors graduate, which means that a new generation of Flyers will need to start a legacy of their own. “We are calling this year the season of opportunity,” Lindbergh head coach Tim Lombardo said. “We’ve got tons of kids; in fact, it’s the big
Lindbergh girls cross country roster sees mix of veterans, freshmen (opens the original)
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With a unique blend of veterans and freshmen on this season’s roster, the Lindbergh girls cross country team is prepared for success in 2026. “Our numbers are good,” Flyers head coach Brian Hilton said. “We’ve got a good group of kids with a neat mix of veterans that did a lot of work in the offseason, but also a lot of talented freshmen.” Senior Maggie Finn returns this season and will be looked upon as a key to the Flyers success once the district championships roll around this fall. “Maggie u
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