The Reds have had a shaky start to the season, but what else is new. As of May 15, we sit in last place in the NL Central with a record six games below ....
In the 1924 Paris Summer Olympics, WHHS graduate DeHart Hubbard broke barriers by becoming the first African-American to win a gold medal in an individual...
Screaming and cheering. Fans are what make the sports worthwhile for the athletes that play them. But what occurs when there is no cheering during games...
As the snow and the freezing temperatures start to fade, the beginning of spring sports open the final athletic season for the 2018-2019 school year.
This...
The Lady Eagles took home their second consecutive Division I district title on Saturday, March 2, just their third title in WHHS school history. The ladies...
The WHHS softball players are elated for the exciting time of the year during which they get to spend hours a day on the softball diamond. Coach Jayma...
The sound of the 2:30 p.m. bell holds a different meaning for almost every WHHS student hearing it. The WHHS Varsity Wrestling team interprets it as the...
In WHHS’s newly renovated pool, The Natatorium, the swim team practices almost every day for their next meet. They hope to win, and based on past records,...
While some of us used Christmas break to catch up on sleep and take part in other activities, the WHHS Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity Basketball Teams went d...
At WHHS, balancing school work with your daily life is hard enough. But when you put practices every day for two hours in the mix, things can get a little...
Both the Women’s and Men’s Varsity Basketball Teams are extremely unique. It’s not common where you have a team with as tight a bond like these two....
