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The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

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Senior Riley Tietel holds his  five pound largemouth bass.

[MORE TO ME]: Tietel anticipates the upcoming fishing season

Tristan Hitchens-Brookins, RubicOnline Editor April 30, 2019
Senior Riley Tietel shares his passion for fishing, a signature Minnesotan pastime activity.
The track team practices inside the gym while they still arent able to get outside.

Spring sports captains look forward to oncoming season

Tristan Hitchens-Brookins, RubicOnline Editor March 18, 2019
Captains of the spring sports talk about what they individually excited for and what they are looking forward to in their upcoming seasons.
Senior Riley Tietel blocks a member of the opposing defensive line.

[Q&A] 10 Questions with Riley Tietel

Tommy Stolpestad, The Rubicon Editor February 27, 2019
Senior Riley Tietel, committed to UW-Platteville, answers 10 questions about how he prepares for football games and how he started football in the first place.
Seniors John Lynn and Adam Zukowski smile before the game starts.

Boys hockey celebrates senior night against Academy of Holy Angels

Annie Bottern, RubicOnline Editor February 18, 2019
Class of 2019 boys hockey players celebrated senior night during the Feb. 16 game against Academy of Holy Angels.
The United States Capitol on a cloudy day. Im really concerned for this country and the direction its heading in, said 9th grader Sophie Cullen.

Students show growing dismay after month-long government shutdown

Noah Raaum, Creative Design Manager January 25, 2019
Martin Luther King Jr. Day—a day of celebration, service and progress—marked the 32nd of the longest government shutdown in United States history.
[ARTIST PROFILE] Clay shifts form and function in Tietels hands

[ARTIST PROFILE] Clay shifts form and function in Tietel’s hands

Claire Hallaway, The Rubicon Editor October 26, 2018
Riley Tietel discovered a passion for pottery in a required class in 7th grade. Since then, he makes sure to include a family crest on each piece he creates.
Tietel poses with a shovel and his boots; his farming essentials.

[MY GEEK FACTOR] Tietel harvests his passions through farming

Annie Bottern, RubicOnline Editor June 4, 2018
Junior Riley Tietel looks to expand his farming lifestyle in the future.
The trap team lines up for a picture after practice.

Trap Shooting: an underrated sport of skill and competition

Tommy Stolpestad, Staff Writer May 3, 2018
With the start of the spring sports season, the Spartan Trap Shooting team is ready to compete.
Stolpestad cheers on the team before the start of a period. I started at the beginning of the season because some of the guys on the team said I should do it, and that it would be fun, Stolpestad said.

MY GEEK FACTOR: Stolpestad takes pride in manager skills

Annie Bottern, RubicOnline Editor March 16, 2018
Sophomore Tommy Stolpestad discusses his role as Boys Varsity Hockey team manager.
Just before Earth Day, USC hosts Speaker Day

Just before Earth Day, USC hosts Speaker Day

Jasper Green, The Rubicon Editor April 26, 2017
On April 21, USC organized an event with speakers from across Minnesota to talk about the environment.
Sophomores Eric Lagos (left), Muriel Lang (top right), and Riley Tietel (bottom right) all react to SPAs portable classrooms at the start of the fourth quarter.

SPA THINKS: Sophomores react to new portable classrooms

Andrew Johnson, The Rubicon Editor April 5, 2017
Sophomores Riley Tietel, Eric Lagos and Muriel Lang react to the new portable classrooms at SPA, the site of classes for the next calendar year until the new Schilling Center is ready.
Freshman Riley Tietel takes aim at a clay pigeon during trap practice. It’s just a great feeling,” Tietel said.

Small numbers allow teams to form close relationships

Jasper Green, The Rubicon Editor November 4, 2016
Fencer Emilia Topp-Johnson, swimmer Matt Suzuki, and Riley Tietel of the Trap Team reflect on the dynamics of their small teams.
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