Sports Feature of the Week: Thursday, September 13

September 10, 2012

Tennis: Girls Varsity vs. St. Anthony St. Anthony, 4:00 pm

Tennis: Girls JV vs. St. Anthony SPA, 4:00 pm

Tennis: Girls MS vs. Breck School SPA – Randolph Campus, 4:30 pm

Soccer: Boys Varsity vs. Brooklyn Center Brooklyn Center High School, 4:30 pm

Cross Country: Boys Invitational St. Catherine University, 4:30 pm

Soccer: Girls Varsity vs. Woodbury SPA – Randolph Campus, 4:30 pm

Soccer: Boys JV vs. Brooklyn Center Brooklyn Center High School, 4:30 pm

Soccer: Girls JV vs. Woodbury SPA – Randolph Campus, 4:30 pm

Volleyball: C vs. Concordia Academy-Roseville Concordia Academy-Roseville, 5:00 pm

Volleyball: JV vs. Concordia Academy-Roseville Concordia Academy-Roseville, 5:00 pm

Cross Country: Girls Invitational St. Catherine University, 5:00 pm

Volleyball: Varsity vs. Concordia Academy-Roseville Concordia Academy-Roseville, 6:30 pm

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2023 ATHENA. Senior Heidi Deuel has displayed steadfast dedication to hockey and soccer throughout her five years of varsity sports at SPA. Captain of both teams, she represents everything that an Athena should be.

Heidi Deuel named 2023 Athena

FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME. Sophomore Maddy Mosher said, “It doesn’t matter what level I’m playing at. DII, DIII, I just want to continue playing in college.”

Moser talks about the differences between AAU and SPA basketball

LETS GO SPARTANS. Students gather to cheer on the SPA boys hockey team as they face off against Highland Park in the first round of the section tournament. The Spartans went on to win the game 5-2.

Co-op sports provide connectivity, relationships between fans

SNOWY SLOPES. Burns has been passionate about alpine skiing from a young age. The sport is very challenging, with steep terrain, sharp turns, injuries, and countless hours of practice. But nevertheless, Burns continues to foster a deep love for the slopes.

Burns dominates on the slopes

TUMBLE TIME. Elena Sjaastad teaches youth gymnastics through Community Education in Saint Paul Public Schools at Central High School. Her previous coach set her up with the job. She said, “My coach reached out and asked if I want to help coach little kids and I was like yeah of course that would be really fun.”

Sjaastad works with the next generation of gymnasts

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