Luke Bewley, Arts and Entertainment Editor
The Girls soccer team at Bradley has been very successful this year. In addition to an 11-1-2 record, the girls also won their first outright OCC Championship with a 5-0-1.
Jeannine Sanchez, Staff Writer
This season, the cross country Jaguars were very determined.
Coach Thomas Robbins described the team as “exceptional” and said that they have “great expectations to make it to States.”
Jasmine Williams, Sports Editor
A golfer can spend her entire life without ever hitting a hole in one. In fact, most golfers have never even seen someone hit a hole in one. But, one Bradley golfer accomplished this feat as a freshman this fall.
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Jasmine Williams, Sports Editor
Seniors fought hard Wednesday October 5th to protect their high rank and claim the powder puff title!
To start off the night, the seniors faced the freshmen. The freshmen played hard, trying to hold back the strength seniors, but were defeated by them with 16-0.
Jasmine Williams, Sports Editor
People often come together when someone they know faces an issue with health. Bradley students and staff are no different.
Senior athlete Ivan Rodriguez was recently diagnosed with cancer, which came from a tumor near his liver and a swollen lymph node near his left clavicle. The Bradley boy’s soccer team was very surprised to hear of their teammate’s situation and has been trying to stay strong.
Senior and teammate of Rodriguez, Ray Olavarria, said, “I try to support Ivan by visiting him a lot and sharing a lot of moments on and off the field. We also enjoy eating baked goods together when we get the chance.”
Jasmine Williams, Sports Editor
Tailgating on Friday nights has become what senior Jill Runser described as “an exciting way to end the week and support your school.”
Just outside the building doors, within the parking lot, tailgating starts at 5:00 on game day for all who would like to show school spirit.
According to senior Jesse McGraw, “dancing around, cornhole, and other random back yard games make tailgating fun.”
Jasmine Williams, Sports Editor
With every new school year comes new traditions and a fresh start. To kick off this year, Bradley’s new Head Football Coach Mike Loparo tackles his way into the gates of Bradley’s stadium and takes charge.
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