This Friday, September 29th, the Royals travel to Chanhassen to face the Storm (2-2) in the start of the second half of the season. This game will be played at 4 p.m. due to religious holidays.
The Royals struggled getting any offense going last night, September 26, as they lost a Lake Conference matchup to the Wayzata Trojans by a score of 0-8.
Nico Shirley, senior captain, believed the team didn’t play an efficient offensive game.
Last Friday, September 22nd, the Royals unfortunately extended their losing streak to four games when they lost to the Spring Lake Park Panthers 7-20.
The Royals were able to stay in the game the whole time, but still came up short as they moved to 0-4. The Royals didn’t get burned on the deep ball this game, but they still weren’t able to stop big plays from happening.
The Royals football team, after coming off their third straight loss, will come back home to play the Spring Lake Park Panthers this Friday, September 22nd.
The Royals volleyball team faced off the Minnetonka Skippers at Lindbergh yesterday, Sept. 19th. The Royals came into the game with a record of eight wins and two losses while the Skippers came into the game with a record eight wins and three losses.The competition level was high, with the Royals coming off a tight win against the Skippers last season.
Soccer has been a passion for Jake Rosenblum, senior midfielder, for over 14 years.
“I’ve been playing soccer since I was like three or four years old,” Rosenblum said. “My dad was the one who pushed me to play at an early age.”
Rosenblum’s father was his soccer role model in his early years.
After getting sixth place out of nine teams in their last swim meet, the Minnetonka Invite, the Royals girls swim and dive team is ready to bounce back for today’s meet against Eden Prairie.
Yesterday, Sept. 12, the Royals took on the Edina Hornets in an intense Lake Conference matchup, setting the tone for the season.
The Hornets were looking to sting the Royals after coming off a hefty loss from them last season.
