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Let's take a look back at the Hermann XC Invite earlier in the week at Loutre Shore Country Club. No overlap between the girls' and boys' varsity podiums in this race—Washington, St. Francis Borgia, Fulton and Owensville, St. James, Union respectively.

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@gowhsbluejays VS. @borgiaknight RIVALRY SOCCER GAME 🔥📸⚽️

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IT’S GAME DAY BORGIA! 💙⭐️

We can’t wait to take on Washington tonight in the Town Showdown! What an amazing way to celebrate all of the incredible athletes in our wonderful town and come together to cheer them on!

We hope to see you there! Let’s go, Borgia! 💙💛⭐️

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St. Louis loves to boast about Forest Park, which is actually significantly bigger than New York’s Central Park. A new children’s book looks back at how the crown jewel of St. Louis came to be! Inspired by the 150th anniversary of Forest Park, the book “How Forest Park Was Made” was created by Washington, MO native (and fellow Borgia grad!) Ian Sullivan and published by Reedy Press. We got to chat about the fascinating history and his special helper in the most recent episode of #turnthepagewithpaige, which you can watch on KMOV’s website, YouTube, and streaming platforms.
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Here is your District predictions for soccer!! We have crowned a couple champs but these all were made before!! Thanks to our new Graphic Designer Brody on the tuff graphics!!

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Spring Scramble 2026 🥏🏆 Thank you to everyone who came out and played and a special thank you to Hobby Discs, Gateway Disc Sports, and our principal Pam Tholen for supporting the club!

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A special thank you to all of our sponsors, farms, and participants yesterday who came out for the 1st Annual Lou Filla Memorial Trail Ride. We had a great time raising money for the Athletic Association.

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Ian Sullivan is a terrific storyteller— and a hometown guy! We had such a great time listening to him share his new book, “How Forest Park Was Made,” in the Bookstore Backyard this morning at Saturday Storytime! We have a few signed copies in the store of this terrific read-aloud for all ages! #community #indiebookshop

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Sign ups are under way for the Borgia Athletic Association’s 1st Annual Side by Side Trail Ride! See flyer for more details. Sign up by simply sending in a Venmo to SFBAA. Sponsorships also welcome! If you can’t make it, tag or share with a friend who might be able to.

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We're officially halfway through Catholic Schools Week! Zach Stehr, theology teacher at St. Francis Borgia High School, is sharing the importance of Catholic education for the children it serves.

Zach discussed the opportunity Catholic education gives students to grow in faith, saying, "It's not just something that happens on Sundays... every part of their education and learning experience points back to God."

We'll be sharing more interview clips throughout Catholic Schools Week. Read our written coverage at the link in our bio.

📷: Jacob Wiegand

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Catholic Schools Week 2026 may be coming to an end, but the faith formation and skills Catholic education provides students with last a lifetime.

Boyd Manne, PE teacher and head football coach at St. Francis Borgia High School, says the wonderful leadership, teachers, and lessons offered at Catholic schools give him hope. He said that Catholic education prepares students for future success, saying, "they're going to be prepared for the future when they graduate — they're going to be ready academically, they're going to be ready spiritually."

Today is the last day of our Catholic Schools Week video series. You can read our written coverage at the link in our bio.

📷: Jacob Wiegand

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Catholic Schools Week starts today! From Jan. 25 to 31, Catholic schools across the country are recognizing the impact these schools have on students, families, parishioners, and community members.

This theme for this year is “Catholic Schools: United in Faith and Community." Throughout the week, schools will celebrate with Masses, assemblies, service projects, and other special activities.

Ahead of Catholic Schools Week, the Review spoke with teachers from several local Catholic schools. These educators share their perspectives on Catholic education, how faith impacts their work, and what makes teaching in a Catholic school meaningful to them.

To learn more, click the link in our bio.

📷: Jacob Wiegand

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