A Future in Sports is Calling

Mary Grace Sanders, Reporter

May 17, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Sports, Sports News

There are colleges and universities, big and small, who offer different opportunities for students. Opportunities for scholarships can be obtained through academic achievements, social connections, and athletic skill levels. What a student wants to pursue in college will direct the path they will take....

Hole in One

Mary Grace Sanders, Reporter

March 30, 2018

Filed under Featured Multimedia, Photos, Sports, Sports News

Pitching Into Spring Sports

Mary Grace Sanders, Reporter

March 14, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Sports, Sports News

Spring is arriving, and its sports have already begun. Students playing Soccer, Softball, Baseball, and Golf have started their preparations for the season with preseason practice and scrimmages. Much effort and time is put into preparations as teams build themselves, and their skills, up to match up against op...

For Your Consideration: A Brashier Tennis Team

Sarah Shehan, Reporter

March 13, 2018

Filed under Feature Page, Sports

Sports are a big part of Brashier. Although a small school, it offers a variety of fall and spring sports, such as Cross Country, Swimming, Softball, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Golf, and Volleyball. However, there are a lot of sports that Brashier does not offer. This past school year, sports like Tennis a...

Love of the Game, Lack of a Field

Mary Grace Sanders, Reporter

March 1, 2018

Filed under Recent Stories, Sports, Sports News

As we are a small school, Brashier doesn’t have as many sports to offer in comparison to the typical public high school. Most schools have football, cheerleading, tennis, wrestling, lacrosse, and track, while we do not. Not having as many opportunities as most do for sports has led to controversial...

Joel Houston: A Pro in the Making

Chris Calamia, Reporter

February 8, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Featured Athlete, Sports, Student Life

Sophomore Joel Houston blends into the consistent wave of black and khaki that floods the halls of our school. Many of you do not know that we share the hall with a rising soccer prodigy with professional potential. That’s right, Joel Houston occupies a spot on the U-16 team of Atlanta United FC, a te...

It’s Game Time

Mary Grace Sanders, Reporter

January 30, 2018

Filed under Sports, Sports News, Student Musings

Spirit Week is anticipated by many every year. With the dress down days, buyouts, special events, and, especially, this year’s basketball game against Greenville Tech Charter High School, students come together to show their school spirit. GTC is our biggest region rival, and that, therefore, makes thi...

Crazy Comeback: Alabama vs. Georgia

Liz Simo, Reporter

January 26, 2018

Filed under Sports, Sports News, Student Life

Fans go crazy this time of year about the NCAA football championship game. Devoted followers make bets regarding their favorite team, rivalries between teams intensify, and disappointment or excitement fill the hearts of many college football supporters. This season, the Alabama Crimson Tide faced the Georgia Bul...

Are Student Athletes Smarter?

Liz Simo, Reporter

January 5, 2018

Filed under BMC Students, Reviews/Opinions, Sports, Student Life

The debate has gone on between parents, students, and coaches for decades: do student athletes make better grades than non-student athletes? Of course, many factors are used in answering this question. Different variables include the health of the student, family issues (including income), and other r...

New Season, New Region

Mary Grace Sanders, Reporter

December 18, 2017

Filed under Events, Reviews/Opinions, Sports, Sports News

Classifications, regions? What’s the big deal? Does the region a school is in really affect its school sports? These two things, particularly regions, play a big role in how well teams perform and where they fall compared to other schools in the region. “The state is broken up into five classifi...

Who Really Deserves to be in the College Football Playoffs?

Chris Calamia, Reporter

December 8, 2017

Filed under Sports, Sports News

A series of astonishing affairs in the NCAA occupied the thirteenth week of college football. Upsets within the playoff front-runners convulsed sporting networks as No. 2 Miami suffered a 10-point loss to unranked Pittsburgh. Losses distributed to No. 1 Alabama and No. 8 Notre Dame also took place du...

Victory for Brashier Student-Athlete Isaiah McCullough

Liz Simo, Reporter

November 28, 2017

Filed under BMC Students, Featured Athlete, Recent Stories, Sports, Sports News, Student Life

BMC senior football player Isaiah McCullough was recently chosen to play in the annual North South All Star Football Game, a game for the best high school football players in the state. The honor was awarded to him at the end of his high school football season while playing for the Woodmont Wildca...