In this episode, 42Fifty podcasters Memphis Huguley an Zander Haas speak on the Bears' upcoming NFL season before the NFL draft starts.
The OH girls bowling team’s season has ended with another impressive run. The Varsity and JV teams had impeccable records the past few months, with 11-3 and 9-5 overall records, respectively. After receiving qualifying placements in conferences, regionals, and sectionals, the teams competed together in the IHSA tournament and placed 12th overall.
The boy's track team has come a long way with lots of success. Here are the boys who have beaten new records:
Owen Fitzgerald, Michael Kelly, Dontrell Young, and Matthew Whitfield- 4x400 with a new set mark of 1:33.06.
Omar Perez, Jayden Patterson, Jack Wandolowski, and Dylan Johnson- 4x400 with a new set mark at 1:37.61.
Jeremiah Cain- with a new high jump mark at 6'6".
At the time of the new 4x400 record, Fitzgerald, Kelly, Young, and Whitfield finished with the #3 time in the state of Illinois, however, it has dropped to #9 currently.
On Feb. 5, the IHSA board of directors approved girls' flag football as a sport for the fall of 2024. With seeing major involvement in girls' powder puff, a lot of participation is expected in this newfound sport.
After late February tryouts, each sport has finalized its team and is ready to jump into action. OH Athletic Director Darren Howard reflected on the past season and is working to address potential problems.
“Spring is a challenging season for athletes and coaches. It is the toughest season [[regarding]] weather and changes,” said Howard. “It also carries with it all the student events like spring break, prom, graduation, etc. that make it challenging for student-athletes to stay focused throughout the season.”