Saturday, April 16 — The NBA Playoffs have tipped off and it’s prediction time.

The Tiger volleyball season is starting up and there is a lot of confidence in the team. The varsity team won State last year in a hard fought win against Trinity. This certainly means there are elevated expectations for this year's season. The team recently just lost to Trinity on Wednesday night 3-1 (23-25, 20-25, 25,20, 21-25), but this does not take away from the team’s desires and goals they plan to achieve. The team appears to not only have the goal of winning State but to propel themselves forward as well.

Thursday, March 30 — The Tigers traveled down to Shelbyville Road to play arch-rival Trinity and they left victorious — winning 13-4.

The Tigers look to complete yet another great season and ultimately win another State Championship. The tennis season has been kickstarted with a complete performance from the team in an overall 5-1 win against rival, Trinity. Singles winners were Ty Bush, William Lewis, and Eli Stephenson. Doubles winners were Conner Brewer and Tommy Scanlan, and George Wagner and Cole Riley. 

March 10, 2022 — The Tiger lacrosse team faced off against Collegiate last week. This kicked off the beginning of a 21 game regular season with hopes of a 4th straight title.

The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games, in typical Olympic fashion, was a thrilling event that kept eyes the world over glued to the television. Records, expectations, and sadly, a few hearts, were broken. Through triumph and tragedy, this year’s Olympians have brought their sports to new heights, holding nothing back. If you missed out on the games this year, don’t fret; here are ten of the most important and memorable Olympic moments of 2022.

The St. X swimming and diving team is coming in hot with the current State Championship occurring this weekend. The team just won regionals last week and now with the State Championship coming up, it’s difficult not to be enthusiastic about our Tigers.

Saturday, Jan. 29 — Mekhi Smith and the Tigers continue to impress as they route the Bardstown Tigers 83-64. 

While the world of archery is unfamiliar to the vast majority of St. X students, the sport is truly not much different from any of those that may be more well-known. Archery requires the same dedication and determination as football or baseball—along with its share of difficulties.

Gabe Meyer, a current sophomore, has a newfound passion for creating visual sports edits.

Our swimmers have begun to show why they’re the best once again. They’re practicing diligently to accomplish their goal of repeating as the National Champions. 

Friday, Nov. 19 — The St. X Tigers defense continued it’s dominant postseason run as they put an end to Joe Humphreys’ and the Daviess County Panthers’ season.