The “Global” Brand Expansion

How the Dodgers dynasty has relied on a new Japanese approach to getting new prospects.

By Evan Perez, Staff Writer • May 21, 2026

Recently the Los Angeles Dodgers have started to look less like an MLB team and more like a global all-star team. One of the biggest reasons for this is how they have taken advantage of using Japanese...

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One Championship, Two Defintions of Greatness

America finally takes the WBC seriously but for different reasons then the rest of the world

By Evan Perez, Staff Writer • April 20, 2026

The World Baseball Classic, or WBC, has been seen as a tournament that didn’t really matter. It’s been viewed by countries only competing for the title of the “Best Baseball Nation,” but many didn’t...

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Wolf of the Week: Connor Wurdeman

Sophomore baseball player hits a walk-off single to secure the win

By Evan Perez, Staff Writer • April 2, 2026

On March 20, the Wolves baseball team played their second game of the season, with sophomore Connor Wurdeman securing a 6-5 victory in the 8th inning against Standing Bear.  Wurdeman batted fourth...

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Varsity/JV Bowling vs. Westside | Photo Series

Wolves Beat Westside 12-9 on Dec. 15 at Maplewood Lanes

By Evan Perez, Staff Writer • December 19, 2025

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Tigers Take Kiffin, Rebels Chase a Title: Who Really Wins?

Kiffin takes him and most of his Ole Miss staff with him to LSU.

By Evan Perez, Staff Writer • December 19, 2025

Head coach Lane Kiffin shocked Ole Miss fans and the college football world by leaving to coach the LSU Tigers, bringing many members of his coaching staff with him. Kiffin hopes to leave his mark on this...

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Wolf of the Week: Isaac Meissner

By Jillian O’Dell, Staff Writer • December 12, 2025

Sophomore Isaac Meissner rolls the bowling ball towards the pins. This was his first attempt so there were no pins knocked down yet.

A Head Start On The Dream

Barry Fries begins his college career earlier than his peers

By Evan Perez, Staff Writer • November 21, 2025

Many student-athletes dream of playing at a Division 1 level after their high school careers end. For Barry Fries, this dream is now a reality. The Elkhorn North senior is graduating early so he can...

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The Power Of The AP Poll

How the AP Poll is affecting the game play of college football

By Evan Perez, Staff Writer • October 16, 2025

The Associated Press releases a top 25 list every week of the college football season, which generates a lot of controversy surrounding the best teams. These rankings put a target on the best teams back,...

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The Takeover of the Torpedo Bat

The game of baseball is forever affected by the invention of torpedo bats

By Evan Perez, Staff Writer • October 7, 2025

Baseball is a game of very little action and long periods without any real movement, which makes games boring and causes fan attendance to go down. This is why torpedo bats were invented. Torpedo bats...

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