XC Season Comes to a Close
Estella Brady, Opinion Editor
November 5, 2018
Filed under SPORTS, SPORTS, XCountry
The mud beneath the freshly-cut grass was slightly wetter and softer than the runners would have liked, but considering the entire season--full of delays and cancellations due to rain and flooding--that was about to come to a close, they were excited to be able to give a race everything they had, rega...
Soccer: Substate Playoff Double Header
Jack Bacon, Reporter
May 24, 2018
Filed under SHOWCASE, Soccer, SPORTS, SPORTS
Both City High soccer teams will compete at the University of Iowa soccer complex on Saturday in the substate playoffs. The girls team kicks off at 10:00 am in a rematch against West High. The girls will be looking for a repeat of their dominating 4-0 victory over the Trojans in the regular season. The...
Rising Stars
Ellis Chen, Reporter
April 4, 2018
Sam Bloom and Diego Paciototto-Biggers along with returning senior Mickale Sadecky are set to lead the tennis team this spring
Mud Queen
Addy Smith, Sports Editor
February 15, 2018
Filed under SHOWCASE, SPORTS, SPORTS
What first began as a youthful affinity for mud would later lead to a more serious passion for Krystal Fisher ‘18. “I love the mud. Mud’s the best. I’d rather go play in the mud than go shopping with my friends, it’s just my thing to do,” Fisher said. “I’ve always had a passion fo...
Wrestling Dominates the Bean City Duals
Jack Bacon, Reporter
January 25, 2018
Filed under SHOWCASE, SPORTS, SPORTS, Wrestling
The nature of City High Wrestling’s rapid turnaround has many fans amazed. “It’s been fun to see the guys I’ve been in the program with mature and become ranked wrestlers,” said Lance Bormann ‘18, the 132 pounder for the Little Hawks. “(This group) has kind of turned the program aroun...
Playmaker Profile: Collide A Scope
Addy Smith, Sports Editor
December 21, 2017
Filed under SHOWCASE, SPORTS, SPORTS
Three years ago, Ileana Knapp ‘19, known by her teammates as “Collide a Scope”, discovered something that her father believes saved her life. That something was Roller Derby. “My therapist actually brought me in. I was in a really dark spot, I was depressed, it wasn’t going well. This l...
Putting the Pieces Together
Addy Smith, Sports Editor
October 4, 2017
Filed under City High, SHOWCASE, SPORTS, SPORTS, XCountry
The boys cross-country team has yet to run their entire line-up together. Their biggest challenge this season has been staying healthy enough to compete, and at the same time. “It’s just getting our core group of guys training together and competing in meets together. We’re just trying, like...
Little Hawks Win First Substate Game
Noah Bullwinkle, Video Editor
May 25, 2017
In City’s first substate game against Dubuque Epworth, the Little Hawks pulled off a convincing victory, winning 10-1 with a slew of goals coming in the second half. “We had a few lineup changes that really got our offense going and we tired them out a lot at the end of the game with our subs...
Nerd Nook: Battlefield 1
Piers O'Harrow, Reporter
November 17, 2016
Filed under Nerd Nook, OPINION, opinion, Uncategorized
Price: $59.99 ESRB Rating: M Pegi Rating: 18 Genre: Shooter Multiplayer: Online Co-op: Non Single Player: Available Platforms: Xbox One, PS4, PC Publisher: Electronics Arts Developer: EA DICE Release date: October 21, 2016 Rating: 9.9/10 Features: Br...
Runner with a Cause
Claire Noack and Innes Hicsasmaz
November 6, 2015
Filed under MULTIMEDIA, SHOWCASE, SPORTS
Loud. Sweaty. Weirdly tan. A crazy grandpa. These are the words that first come to mind when the cross country team thinks of Tom Mittman. Now, after a decades-long career as a coach of the girls’ cross country team, Mittman faces his biggest challenge yet: cancer. “People talk about fight...
Innes and Lucy Take on the US Open
Lucy Wagner and Innes Hicsasmaz
September 2, 2015
Filed under opinion, SPORTS, Tennis
Earlier this week, Google’s homepage showcased its cartoon letters playing tennis, which can only mean one thing: the U.S. Open is officially in full swing. The final Grand Slam of 2015, this year’s tournament is full of possibilities and expectations. All eyes are on Serena Williams as she hopes...
Girls Tennis Hangs On To No.1
May 7, 2015
Filed under SHOWCASE, SPORTS, SPORTS, Tennis
In the artificial light of the NDAC indoor courts, the girls' tennis team continued to flex its muscle with a quick defeat of Dubuque Hempstead (8-1). The match was originally scheduled to play at the City High tennis courts, but due to rain was moved to the four courts at NDAC with the top four players...
A&E Editor
Lindy is a senior and a second year journalist for the Little Hawk. This year she is A&E editor and is excited to cover all the special events going on in the arts departments