With the first quarter barely half over the Greenhills Boys Lacrosse looked as if they would be left in the dust in their season opener on Saturday, April 8. The score was 3-0 favoring the visiting Detroit...
Max Shulman ‘24 sized up the fifteenth hole of the course. As it was a par three, he knew he wouldn’t need much power - it was the accuracy that mattered. As he selected the 50-degree wedge out of...
While most people know Yousif Ogaily ‘24 as a classmate, student, or friend, not many know of his formidable kickboxing skills. When people think about kickboxing they think about violence and combat,...
With the first quarter barely half over the Greenhills Boys Lacrosse team looked as if it would be left in the dust in the season opener on Saturday, April 8. The score was 3-0 favoring the visiting Detroit...
Goal-oriented team
WOMEN'S SOCCER
After an injury-plagued season and an early playoff exit, the women’s soccer is looking to rebound this season. Members of the team feel as if they weren’t able...
As the 2022-23 winter sports season wraps up, Matthew Streicher ’24 and Dom Schuster ’24 already have their focus on next year’s winter athletics. More specifically, on a sport that is growing in...
“Tick tock” the sound of your alarm clock joltingly waking you up at 6 a.m. It’s still dark out, but you need to get on the road for Saturday morning crew practice. This is what students like Thomas...
‘Get Jacked with Jarrett’ is what they call it. The afternoon strength and conditioning program led by cross country and track and field coach Jarrett Bussell allows Greenhills athletes to stay fit...
More than a hundred years have passed since the National Collegiate Athletic Association, also known as the NCAA, enshrined the value of strict amateurism, that college athletes should not earn money from...
After years of pleading from fans, coaches, and players alike, the Division One board of directors for the National Collegiate Athletic Association finally approved a policy to allow collegiate athletes...
After a successful career on the court, Caitlyn O’Neal channeled her interests into careers: teaching ceramics and coaching basketball. Now, she is sharing her love of both crafts with a new generation...
Following a loss to Detroit Catholic Central, the Greenhills, Father Gabriel Richard, and Whitmore Lake co-op swim team bounced back with a 103 to 80 victory against De La Salle High School.
With state...
![DISCUSS Black Students Association (BSA) affinity group members Or-
rin Batts ‘23, Caleb Johnson ‘25, Alana Andrews ‘26, and Ana Flemming ‘24
discuss racial matters during a lunch meeting. “I think there’s an opportu-
nity for that group [the BSA] to do educational outreach, and there’s a way
for students to get more involved,” said BSA co-sponsor Janelle Sterling.](https://greenhillsalcove.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Screenshot-2023-03-24-at-1.08.53-AM-900x676.png)
![DON’T MOVE Stone takes photos in the dark room. “When the
subject aligns just like how I envisioned them to, it’s one of the
best feelings in the world,” said Stone. “I try to capture the moment
immediately and get them [the subject] to stay still in the position.”](https://greenhillsalcove.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Screenshot-2023-03-24-at-1.38.26-AM-737x900.png)
![PORT-SIDE PERFORMANCE Thomas Stoffel rows on machine during off-season. For the winter season we go to [Ann Arbor] Skyline to do conditioning on their machines, said Stoffel. Its hard work for sure but it prepares us for when we go out on the water in the spring.](https://greenhillsalcove.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Screenshot-2023-03-01-at-11.08.30-PM-900x671.png)
