2017 Spring Sports Wrap-up
Grace Ryba, Staff Writer
June 14, 2017
With the school year coming to a close, the end of the Highlanders spring sports season is here. Some students are anxiously anticipating the end of school, while others grieve over their final practice of the year. For a few, this may be the last sports season of their high school career. Regardless, t...
Students Struggle With Swarmed Sports Spaces
Grace Ryba, Staff Writer
April 17, 2017
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Sports
For many Highlanders, the end of the cold weather means the beginning of training for spring sports- including baseball, softball, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, and track. This wide variety means that there is a sport for everyone to try. The downside, however, is most activities occupy the same space: the trac...
Student Spotlight: Eric Rossio
Lauren Dawn, Staff Writer
April 12, 2017
A sport which requires discipline, patience and talent-the diving team here at Adams - has a legacy of talent and hard-working athletes. This year, the legacy continues by the team’s sole member, senior Eric Rossio. Rossio’s diving career began long before his freshman year. In seventh grade, he bega...
A Rags to Riches Season
Jack Lovalvo, Staff Writer
April 10, 2017
The Rochester Adams girls basketball team silenced all critics and doubters en route to a district championship for the first time since 2001 under first year Head Coach Jacki Steinacker. This group faced more adversity than expected, and when the playoffs began, the 8-14 set out on a mission. The gi...
NCAAW Gains Intensity
Alexandra Hale, Staff Writer
March 29, 2017
As March Madness hype rages on, fans eagerly wait to discover the accuracy of their tournament brackets. Sports analysts continue to dive deeper into the men’s and women’s basketball games, hoping to determine who will take home the NCAA championship trophy. Sixty-four women's college basketball teams ...
College Basketball Makes March Madness
Nick Schram, Staff Writer
March 27, 2017
Michigan is not the only thing heating up during the month of March ; sports fans have started making bets on their golden brackets in a little thing called March Madness. The 2017 division one tournament started Tuesday, March 14, giving fans and teams just enough time to prepare themselves for t...
Spring Sports 2017: A Preview
Emily Blust, Staff Writer
March 8, 2017
Spring is just around the corner, and for some students at Adams High School that means the beginning of training for spring sports. While spring may seem far away, dedicated athletes are not deterred from preparing for their upcoming seasons. The spring sports students are training for include, baseball, softball, lacrosse, women’s so...
Cheering Their Way to the Top
Jack Lovalvo, Staff Writer
March 1, 2017
The Rochester Adams varsity girls cheer team has been creating noise worth noticing. The goal for Adams this season is to walk away with nothing less than a state title. Currently ranked in the top five in the state, these girls have exactly what it takes to bring home the hardware. In recent news, on F...
Editorial: Football Leaching Popularity from Other Sports in America
Nick Schram, Staff Writer
February 24, 2017
Players crash their heads into each other at top speeds while weighing in at well over 200 pounds. Americans have surely created an interesting sport. With football being the number one sport played in the United States, many of America's athletes train to be the best at it - over any other sport. The problem is tha...
Student Spotlight: Jonathan Stanton
Nick Schram, Staff Writer
February 21, 2017
As one of three Stantons who have skied at Adams, senior Jonathan Staton has big shoes to fill. Jonathan has been skiing for as long as he can remember. The love for the sport runs in the family. With lots of hard work, his older brother Jamie Stanton made it to the 2014 Olympics. Though Jonat...
Student Spotlight: Michael Rittner
Emily Blust, Staff Writer
February 16, 2017
The ice rink has been a second home for Adams’ senior Michael Rittner nearly all his life. Long hours of hard training and practice have built him into the hockey player he is today. Rittner never saw hockey as something he was obliged to do, but rather the game he loved playing. His years of hard ...
Super Bowl LI Surprises America
Alexandra Hale, Staff Writer
February 8, 2017
Words of advice: never underestimate the New England Patriots... ever. On Sunday, February 5, the New England Patriots took on the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI at NRG stadium in Houston, Texas. The game itself seemed to be over at halftime, and no one could have predicted the outcome. New...
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HOSA will be selling pizza during all three lunches today! They will be $2 a slice!🍕🍕🍕🍕 -
Adams Varsity football wins their homecoming game 21-14!
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Here are the themes for Hoco spirit week! https://t.co/Q7J4qhLtwk
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Hoco tickets for sale during all 3 lunches!! $20 a ticket!! 💃🏻🎟
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West Bloomfield defeats Adams varsity football team with one point lead: 17-16
School Lunches? Trifling.
From pizza with cheese that slides off like a bad wig, to Sahara desert-dry chicken nuggets, school lunches will have its good days and bad days. For yea...
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