Football Finishes with 5 Wins
November 30, 2018
After notching five wins, the most in Head Coach Greg Pel's tenure, the football team will head into the off season with ever-growing expectations for continued improvement. Missing the playoffs by only one game, varsity finished the season 5-5, and 3-4 in district play. "After the win against...
Football Team Wins Two Game in Row
September 16, 2018
Varsity football beat Garland last Friday 21-19 in the annual Homecoming game making it the first time since 2014 the team won more than one game in a season. "It's awesome – we won one game last year, and it's huge now that we've won two games in a row, and I love it," senior quarterback Logan...
Football notches first win of season
September 9, 2018
Varsity football notched their first win over Samuell HS 28-14 in Pleasant Grove Saturday afternoon. The game was postponed due to lightening Friday night. The Eagles started off red hot as the defense stopped Samuell's offense on their opening drive while junior running back Marcus Johnson scored...
Lone Male Gymnast Competes on Female Dominated Squad
December 6, 2017
Phoenix Everett is his own team. When his school's name is called at a gymnastics competition, he is the only one to slather chalk on his hands and stride towards the 6 1/2 foot parallel bars. When he grips the bars and hoists himself into a handstand, the guys on the opposing teams shout his name. Everett...
Tumbling to State
Caeden Sargent, Sports Writer
November 8, 2017
Only a couple of feet from the end of the race, Brianna Farias legs buckled, and she slammed into the dirt. With what little strength she had left she willed herself to roll past the finish line cementing her place as the first freshman cross country runner to make State in RHS history. "I was in ...
Perdue Returns To Push Varsity Into Area
November 3, 2017
By Jacob Richman Two weeks ago, the varsity volleyball team was worrying how they would survive the playoffs without their kills and digs leader. Now, they are preparing for their Area playoff match against Rockwall-Heath with junior Natalie Perdue ready to play. Perdue, who had been expected to mis...
Cross Country makes Back to Back Appearance at State
October 27, 2017
By Jacob Richman and Caeden SargentFreshman Brianna Farias and back to back state runner senior Henos Anerbrhan qualified for the UIL Region II State Cross Country Meet in Austin.Farias finished the regional in 19th with a time of 19:26, and Anerbrhan finished 11th with a time of 16:09.Farias made s...
Arabian Nights Wins Third
October 26, 2017
The Golden Eagle Band placed third for the second consecutive year at the Desoto Marching Contest. Their show, Arabian Nights, features the classic song of the same name from the movie Aladdin. The band finished the preliminary round in third, with top three music and percussion scores. In their finals ...
Football Snaps 2-Year Losing Streak
October 18, 2017
Seniors Jordan Wander and Nic Smith embraced on the field with tears in their eyes after their victory as varsity football players, but this win goes beyond one football game."Its the best feeling I've ever had," Wander said.It had been 749 days since the last time the varsity football team won a ga...
The Eagles Fall to Jesuit
October 12, 2017
By Caeden Sargent Richardson (0-5) fell to Jesuit (1-4) 56-34 in a bottom of the district showdown. The Eagles started off hot by recovering a turnover on the opening kickoff and scoring in the first five minutes of the game. But Jesuit scored immediately as the Eagle defense was ineffective in bot...
Varsity Volleyball Moves to Second in District with Win Against Lake Highlands
September 28, 2017
By Jacob Richman Varsity volleyball beat Lake Highlands in a battle for second place in district 9-6A. Richardson won 3-1 behind junior Natalie Perdues' 19 kills and senior Alex Sarathys' career high 30 digs. Despite beating Lake Highlands earlier in the season, Coach Eric Miracle wanted his te...
Start of a New Era
November 28, 2016
By Kazi Nassif When Greg Pels, the new head football coach, landed in Richardson, it finally felt like home. He'd moved three times in the previous 21 months, but this move was different; it was permanent. He was hired to be the school's athletic coordinator the same day he interviewed, making...
