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Slideshow: Spring Sports Are Underway in Spartan Country.

Spring sports are underway at De Smet, with the volleyball and baseball teams kicking off their seasons. The Spartans are ready to compete, bringing energy and determination to the court and field.
Jack Guignon, Multimedia Specialist
April 1, 2025
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Brandon Ott (’27) at bat on Monday, March 31, vs. St. Dominic.
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Landon Edmonds ('25) at bat on Monday, March 31, vs. St. Dominic.
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Spartan Basketball lines up before their district game against Chaminade on Monday March 10th.
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Football Spartans after their win over Nixa for the state championship at Mizzou on Friday December 6, 2024.
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Quincy Byas '25 fires up after the win against Liberty Kansas City 35-15 on Saturday November 30, 2024.
Slideshow: Football Spartans make their way to the state championship after defeating Liberty from Kansas City 34-15.
The team gets sprayed with water as they celebrate with the Challenge Cup trophy. They won the trophy for the second straight season.
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Michael Scally '25 and Michael Schmidt '25 carry cans of food into Emerson lobby as part of the Great Ignatian food drive on Oct. 17.
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Kashi Chaudhuri '27 swims butterfly on September 18th, 2024 vs MICDS.
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Anthony Young '25 high fives his teammates before the game at the CBC tournament on September 19th, 2024.
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Tight end, Liam Russo '25 runs through SLUH defenders for a touchdown on September 13th 2024 at SLUH.
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Danny Swallow '24, boat captain Jeff Geiser, and Nick Whitney '24 celebrate their 2024 TBF Student Angler Federation Missouri State Championship at Lake of the Ozarks March 16.
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The hockey team gathers around first year coach Anthony Cappelletti before the start of the Challenge Cup championship March 2 at Centene Ice Arena.
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Jackson Rhodey '24 wins against KIPP.
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Jack Guignon
Jack Guignon, Multimedia Specialist
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David Cunningham, Freelance Photographer