The Visor

Written by Evan Luse · October 12, 2010  

Besides the anticipation for a glorious weekend, every third Friday one of these news magazines is placed in your hand. But have you ever wondered how the Visor got its name? Well, I did and so I ventured to ask the most knowledgeable (and perhaps best looking) authority—Brother Joe LeBon. Through... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · September 11, 2010  

Slamming lockers, tones between classes, uncomfortable new school shirts and a heck of a lot of commotion…. oh yeah baby its the first day of school. Don’t let the panic of the first day get to you, just keep it nice and loosey goosey. Seriously though, summer seemed to have just... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · May 17, 2010  

The lacrosse team members are known throughout the school as ‘lax bros’, and two large contributors for the bros are the Bott bros: senior David and sophomore Jimmy. David Bott has lettered in lacrosse since his freshman year and is a second-year captain. Other ‘bro’ captains are seniors... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · May 17, 2010  

According to legend, the ancient foot soldier Pheidippides ran 26 miles from the city of Marathon to Athens to tell the news of an astounding victory over a dominant Persian army. Now thousands of years later, the Boston Marathon is held worldwide as one of the most prestigious marathon races.... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · May 11, 2010  

The 1990s was a period of flourishing technological advancement, but also one marred by disasters. But for junior Ben Edwards, the decade served as a platform of inspiration as he remastered the 90s hit “Jumper” by Third Eye Blind and transformed the billboard hit into a captivating... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · March 29, 2010  

In the biggest games when the contest is on the line great players make big plays and that’s exactly what Canton South senior Shavon Robinson did. Robinson hit an unbelievable fading three-pointer from NBA range at the buzzer in the district final to eliminate the Knights on March 6 at Massillon... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · March 29, 2010  

Originally, lacrosse was not sport, but rather a religious experience—one that prepared Huron and Iroquois tribes in America and Canada for war and for eternal glory. In 2002, Tom Rock of Lacrosse Magazine claimed that the game may have developed as early as the 12th century, where “teams”... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · March 11, 2010  

When you think about major sports you think about baseball, basketball and football—maybe hockey. But without a doubt the thought of “skeleton” does not cross your cranium. Skeleton is a sport known purely as an Olympic event. After a 50 meter head start, competitors race down an icy... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · February 22, 2010  

“Do you believe in miracles? Yes!” The famous words of broadcaster Al Michaels spoken 30 years ago to the day on Monday prevailed as truth once again for the men’s U.S. hockey team as they defeated Canada in a monumental upset 5-3 on Sunday night. The Canadian squad was predicted... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · February 18, 2010  

Trade rumors and whispers have intensified as the trade deadline approaches this Thursday, Feb. 18th. Much of the trade talk has involved the Phoenix Suns forward Amare Stoudemire and possible deals with either the Cleveland Cavalieers or the Miami Heat. Other big name players involved in... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · February 18, 2010  

Senior night is typically a night one remembers: parents are hugged, recognition is received in front of faithful fans and a win is usually the outcome. Last Saturday night the girls basketball team spoiled the night for Padua’s seniors as they defeated the Bruins for the second time this... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · February 2, 2010  

Kobe Bryant passed Jerry West as the all-time leading scorer of the L.A. Lakers on Monday night in a 95-93 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies. Los Angeles is a storied NBA franchise that has played host to many of the greatest players in NBA history. Here is a look at the leading scorers in both... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · January 28, 2010  

Perhaps President Obama should try his hand at fortune telling. Earlier this week the avid basketball fan called the Kentucky men’s basketball team and warned them that being ranked number one was a heavy burden to bear and they should “keep their focus.” They didn’t... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · January 22, 2010  

I went to the fridge the other night, leaned in and looked for a Gatorade. I took that cold first sip and realized something: Tiger Woods’ face was nowhere to be found. In fact, Tiger has seemed to disappear from the face of the Earth all together. The only time I see those pearly white teeth... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · January 11, 2010  

The rivalry between Archbishop Hoban and Padua Franciscan is quickly intensifying. In both boys and girls competition, regardless of the sport, the match-up between the Knights and the Bruins is among the most physical and passionate battles of a season. Games against storied rivals St. Vincent-St.... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · January 11, 2010  

The rivalry between Archbishop Hoban and Padua Franciscan is quickly intensifying. In both boys and girls competition, regardless of the sport, the match-up between the Knights and the Bruins is among the most physical and passionate battles of a season. Games against storied rivals St. Vincent-St.... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · December 1, 2009  

Typically, the giants of our world rule the game of basketball, but that’s not the case for the Hoban girls basketball team. With an average height of 5′ 6″, the team will not look to intimidate with physical stature but instead with a new and aggressive style of play. Coming... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · November 16, 2009  

The hoops have been lowered, the nets have been hung and the Nike’s have been laced– it’s time for girls basketball. With the first game of the season looming at the end of this month, the squad looks to continue the success achieved last season. The Knights have big shoes to fill, coming... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · November 16, 2009  

The hoops have been lowered, the nets have been hung and the Nike’s have been laced– it’s time for girls basketball. With the first game of the season looming at the end of this month, the squad looks to continue the success achieved last season. The Knights have big shoes to fill, coming... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · November 14, 2009  

Halloween night may be gone, but for many the scariest day on our calendar remains: Friday the 13th. But where does all this superstition come from about this chilling day? Does it come from a blockbuster movie titled Friday the 13th with a mask-wearing murderer named Jason? Oh no my friends,... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · October 28, 2009  

The boys soccer team can be best described in two words: historic and dramatic. The squad has compiled one of the best records in recent Hoban history with an overall record of 14-1-3, including boasting an undefeated record in the North Coast League. On Tuesday night at Dowed field, the squad... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · October 8, 2009  

Shaquille O’Neal has been known by many names: Shaq Daddy, The Big Aristotle, The Diesel and Superman but now he is known by another name — a Cleveland Cavalier. “The time has come for the Cavs to go big or go home,” junior Robby Sheeks said. With Lebron James’ contract winding down,... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · October 6, 2009  

Over this past weekend, the boys soccer team tangled with Norton High School and emerged victorious in a 6-1 victory. The senior night game featured goals scored by sophomore Andy Frick, juniors Evan Pannell and Kit Harris and seniors Joe Easton and Alec Droba. “I liked it because I got... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · September 22, 2009  

Over the weekend, the boys soccer team defeated rival Elyria Catholic with a score of 1-0. With 15 minutes left in the second half, junior forward Evan Pannell scored a dramatic goal on a through ball from sophomore forward Mike Reaves. Reaves chipped the ball from just past mid-field,... (more...)

Written by Evan Luse · September 11, 2009  

       It seems as if the world’s most popular game has been forgotten at Hoban. Over the past several seasons, the fan support has been bleak at the boys soccer games and senior captain and goalie Zach Christensen has noticed.        “In my three years at Hoban the boys soccer... (more...)