Friday, February 22, 2013
Ian McIntosh caps a high school wrestling career with a state title.
Ian McIntosh, of Fenton, became the first Rockwood Summit High School wrestler to win a state championship when he won his final match at the Missouri State High School Activities Association state wrestling tournament Feb. 16. For McIntosh, the Class 3 state title win win comes after years of action on the mats. He started wrestling at age 7 at the Damascus Wrestling Club in Damascus, MD. He finished his Rockwood Summit wrestling career, where he was on the varsity squad all four years, with 137 wins and 24 losses. He competed in the 160-pound weight class, defeating Tyler Warren, of Windsor High School in Imperial in a 9-3 decision in the state championship match. After his family moved to Missouri in 2005, Ian joined the Rockwood …
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Falcons welcome back Beisel; get 108 rushing yards from McIntosh in a 34-0 victory
FENTON – The return of their best player gave the Falcons the spark they needed. The Rockwood Summit football team welcomed Eric Beisel back on the field Wednesday night after the University of Missouri recruit was out for two months with a broken foot. The 6-foot-4, 238-pound linebacker led a dominant defensive outing as the Falcons advanced to the MSHSAA Class 5 District 1 championship game with a 34-0 rout of Fox. “It was a big lift for the kids, the coaches and the school,” Summit coach Mike Bellers said of Beisel’s return. “He’s probably the finest football athlete to come out of Rockwood Summit. To do without him for two months was something we had to endure, but we’re just happy he’s back.” Without Beisel, the Falcons dropped their …
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Friday, July 13, 2012
The Falcon football team, led by 11 experienced seniors, is eyeing a state run this season.
Rockwood Summit football’s Alex Armstrong describes last year's season-ending loss to Webster Groves as a horror movie. “It’s like a movie where the one team has the last-second drive to win the game and they don’t win. It’s the most painful feeling, you don’t sleep, you don’t want to go to school. The only thing to get rid of that feeling is to go out and work,” he said. The Falcons ended the 2011 season on a last-second two-point conversion to tie the game. They were stopped with less than a yard to go. “It makes every bit of effort, every last push, every step you take that much more. You don’t want to be at the chance to go to the state playoffs and be stopped by a yard,” Armstrong said. (See more photos from a recent Falcons practice …
Monday, June 11, 2012
Falcon running back will compete for a spot in the Blue-Grey national all-star game, set for next January.
Rockwood Summit High School Senior Ian McIntosh has been invited to the June 18 Blue-Grey National Super Combine at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, McIntosh was selected based on his running back performance at a Blue-Grey regional combine and now will now compete with 200 prospects from 36 states for a spot in the Blue-Grey National All-Star game, to be Jan. 12, 2013 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL. Ian was 1st team all-conference and lead the Suburban South conference with 1,368 yards (7.0 per carry) with 16 touchdowns during the 2011 season.
Monday, January 23, 2012
The Oakville basketball team lost a pair of games in a tournament over the weekend and Rockwood Summit placed second in the Lindbergh Tournament.
The Rockwood Summit boys basketball team hoped to ride the emotion and momentum of a last-second win in the semifinals of the Lindbergh Tournament to a tourney title. It was not meant to be as the Falcons lost in the championship game to O'Fallon 58-52. The tournament was still an encouraging one for the Falcons who defeated the host Flyers in the first round 57-37 and then had a memorable win over Springfield Hillcrest 44-43 in the semifinals. Jory Woodson hit a shot at the buzzer in the semifinals and had an outstanding tournament overall. Woodson had 21 points in the opener, 13 in the semifinals and 19 in the championship game. Lindbergh came back after the opening round loss to defeat Jackson twice and capture the consolation …
Friday, September 30, 2011
Joe Schenk's 1-yard touchdown catch with 11 seconds left lifts Summit to win over U. City
FENTON -- After giving up the go-ahead touchdown with 1:12 left in an important Suburban South Conference game, the Summit Falcons drove the length of the field, and scored a touchdown of their own with 11 seconds left, to claim a 17-12 victory over visiting University City, Thursday night at Summit High's Falcon Stadium. Quarterback Tyler Karst won the game for Summit, with a 1-yard touchdown pass to wideout Joey Schenk on a quick fade pass that lifted the Falcons to a win that didn't seem possible after U. City had scored just a minute earlier to take its first lead of the night. The visiting Lions grabbed the lead when DeAndre Williams hit Alex Henry for a 12-yard score that beat double-coverage, and gave U. City a 12-10 late in the …
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
The latest news and notes from the Suburban South Conference, including Rockwood Summit standout golfer Lindsey Eisenreich.
Rockwood Summit golfer Lindsey Eisenreich is off to a spectacular senior season. The Falcons are 3-0 in dual matches and Eisenreich has been the medalist in every match and tournament the Falcons have played in. Eisenreich won the Summit Invitational with a 74 and shot a 77 to win the Rockwood Quad. Lindsey Eisenreich is coming off a very busy summer where she competed in several high-profile national tournaments. in football, the Rayshawn Simmons air show continues to impress at Webster Groves. The Statesmen quarterback followed up his five touchdown performance against University City with another amazing aerial display last Friday night against St. Louis University High. Simmons completed 17-of-34 passes for 275 yards and four more …
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Pioneers run roughshod over Falcons in 36-7 win, as Summit defense allows 281 yards rushing.
Rockwood Summit turned the ball over five times on offense while the Falcon defense allowed 281 yards rushing to Kirkwood in a 36-7 loss in its season opener Friday. “We actually return quite a few guys on defense, so I’m really surprised our defense didn’t play better,” Summit coach Mike Bellers said. “The turnovers didn’t help; we put them in some bad situations.” Summit junior Ian McIntosh was stymied throughout the contest. He scored a touchdown late in the fourth quarter but had 21 yards on 10 carries. Falcon senior receiver Joey Schenk caught eight balls for 99 yards from senior Tyler Karst, who had 132 yards passing despite a swarming Kirkwood defense that allowed little time to anyone with the ball. “A lot of times they were on us …
