Boys Basketball
At the Arvest Classic, the Lancers went 0-3. They lost to Lee’s Summit West 71-38, Raytown 66-43 and Rogers Heritage 74-50. Their record for the season is now 1-3. The Lancers have two away games this week. They will face Lindbergh Dec. 5 and Francis Howell Dec. 8.
Girls Basketball
At the Marquette Tournament, the Lancers went 0-3. They lost to St. Joseph’s 75-37, Clayton 59-40 and Nerinx Hall 73-57. Their record for this season is 0-3. The Lady Lancers will also have two away games this week. They will take on Parkway South Dec. 5 and Francis Howell Dec. 8.
Hockey
The Lancers tied with Summit, Dec. 1. The Lancers have two games this week. They will first take on Fort Zumwalt West Dec. 4, then they will face Lindbergh Dec. 7. The Lancers are 2-3-2 this season.
Girls Swimming
In their opening meet, the Lady Lancers beat Timberland and Liberty with a score of 142, Nov. 28. Then they beat Parkway Central 94-92, Nov. 30. Over the weekend, they placed 4th in the Marquette Relays, with their highest finish being 2nd in the 300-meter butterfly relay. Their team was senior Olivia Clerico, sophomore Isabella Clerico and freshman Aditi Roy. The Lancers will face Parkway South, Dec. 7.
Boys Wrestling
The Lancers beat Francis Howell Central 64-10, Nov. 29. Continuing their momentum, the Lancers won the Francis Howell North Tournament with five 1st place finishes. These winners include seniors Dylan Roth and Andrew Wier, junior Aiden Schoen and freshmen Carter Brown and Riley Sumner. The Lancers will have their annual Dual in the Theater, Dec. 6. They will face Lindbergh at 5 p.m. in the Theater.
Girls Wrestling
The Lady Lancers lost to Francis Howell Central 42-31, Nov. 28. They bounced back with a 2nd place finish at the Afton Tournament. They had three 1st place finishes, with seniors Toby Goertz and Maddie Johnson and junior Hannah Henderson bringing home gold. The Lady Lancers will have their annual Dual in the Theater, Dec. 6. They will face Lindbergh at 5 p.m. in the Theater.
![After beating her Eureka opponent, senior Mera Flores holds her hand up in victory. Flores also finished 2nd in the Lindbergh Invitational later that week. Flores believes shes grown as a wrestler this season. I think [Ive improved]. I feel like Im more confident when Im taking shots, going for a takedown, Flores said.](https://lancerfeed.press/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/WrestlingGirlsvEureka_Farmer-SNO-1200x800.jpg)
