Emily Roloff (Girls Soccer)
Freshman Emily Roloff has been playing soccer since she was 3 and has loved it ever since. Emily plays for the Junior Varsity team at Francis Howell North. Her favorite part about soccer is all the people you get to meet while playing. So far, her favorite part of this year’s season has been team bonding. Emily is most excited this season to see how well the team does.

Chase Powelson (Boys Volleyball)
Sophomore Chase Powelson has been playing volleyball since his freshman year of high school. His favorite part of volleyball is hitting. Chase believes that in order to succeed this season, the team needs to work more on communicating on the court. He is most looking forward to getting wins this season with his team.

Autumn Todd (Track and Field)
Sophomore Autumn Todd believes in order for her to succeed this season, she needs to work on getting her jump technique down and decreasing her sprinting time. Autumn runs in the 4×1, the 4×2, the 100 meter dash and the long jump. She is most looking forward to setting and accomplishing her goals personal goals this season and having fun running with her friends. “I get a chance to push myself to my full potential and work at what I love doing,” Autumn said in regards to what her favorite part of track is.

Gabe Rish (Boys Tennis)
This is Senior Gabe Rish’s first year of playing tennis at Francis Howell North. His favorite part of tennis is having fun while he stays in shape. “I’m most looking forward this season to having fun on the team with the guys and playing other friends from different schools,” Gabe said.

Fletcher Dietrich (Boys Golf)
Freshman Fletcher Dietrich had been playing golf since he was 7 years old. Fletcher is most excited this season for districts at the end of the year. “My favorite part this year was when i got to play in the varsity match against Howell Central. It shows thatI have been improving my game since the beginning of the year,” Dietrich said. Fletcher’s favorite part about golf is that at the end of the round it’s all up to you on how well you perform and you can’t blame anybody but yourself.