Householder Wants to Make the World A Better Place
John Householder is committed to improving life for those around him, whether he’s setting on the volleyball court or conceiving the large-scale projects of an urban planner.
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Author: Todd Jorgenson
Laczkowski Caught Passes; Now Knocks Them Down
It’s probably fair for Highland Park receivers in practice to accuse cornerback Bryce Laczkowski of knowing their routes.
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Late HP Rally Falls Short Against Bruins
The Scots fell to perennial Colorado powerhouse Cherry Creek 51-39 on Friday, ending HP’s 29-game home winning streak.
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Rangers Top Rival Scots in Water Polo
Jesuit Dallas rolled past Highland Park on Wednesday in the first of two annual meetings as water polo district rivals.
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HP to Honor Allen, Host Colorado Power
Friday will be a special night for longtime Highland Park head coach Randy Allen, even more so if his team secures yet another home win.
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Chu Leaves NBA to Join SMU Hoops Staff
Highland Park alum Zach Chu will return closer to home for the next stop in his basketball coaching career.
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Could Another Change of Scenery Lead to a Playoff Run for Bell?
Josh Bell has become accustomed to the business-related realities of moving around in Major League Baseball. He’s also gotten used to the playoffs.
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Spieth Optimistic About Wrist Recovery
On Monday, Jordan Spieth coached young golfers as the host of the inaugural Crush It! Cup youth tournament at Brookhaven Country Club.
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McIlhenny, Smith to Enter Ring of Honor
The Highland Park Football Ring of Honor will welcome two more big names to its ranks over the next two weeks.
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Balanced Scots Rumble Past Rival Jesuit
Highland Park scored 36 consecutive points to remain unbeaten and roll past neighborhood rival Jesuit Dallas 43-20 on Friday.
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Gardner, Parker Lift Lions Past Hornets
St. Mark’s dominated Greenhill 38-14 on Friday thanks to three touchdowns from the duo of Lawrence Gardner and Mateu Parker.
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