- May 28Panorama Senior 2026 Issue
- May 21Panorama May 2026 Issue
- April 30Ladue Boys Tennis Plays a Doubles Tournament at JBS
- April 30JV Girls Waterpolo plays Marquette
- April 30Boys Varsity Tennis Competes Against Marquette April 29
- April 24Boys varsity volleyball triumphs Mehlville 3-1 April 17
- April 21JV girls lacrosse takes the win against the Greyhounds April 10
- April 21Boys Varsity Tennis Competes Against Westminster March 30
- April 16Ladue Upperclassmen Prepare for a Gatsby-Themed Gala
- April 16Panorama April 2026 Issue
![Linnea Nystrom (10) guides her
crew back to the boathouse
at the end of practice Feb.
24 at Creve Coeur Lake. This
was Nystrom’s first season as
a part of the St. Louis Rowing
Club after moving from New
York City, and prior to that,
living in California. “Theres a lot
of interpreting what [coach-
es] want you to do or say,”
Nystrom said. “You have to
know them really well to know
what they would want you
to do in a specific situation.
Especially on race days when
they’re not going to be there
the whole time. You need to
take charge and emulate what
they would want.”](https://laduetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/LINNEA-1200x783.jpg)
![Mortimer supports students during wrestling practice. Despite having participated in cross country and track in college, Mortimer had more motivation to coach wrestling. “Football and wrestling have always been my passions as far as coaching,” Mortimer said. “[They were] the sports that I enjoyed playing the most. I liked track and cross country, but I didn’t have any interest in coaching them.”](https://laduetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/VEH_2364-1200x800.jpg)
![Swim coach Robert Peglar talks with Will Plassmeyer (12) after his race at the Ladue Invitational. The boys swim and dive team placed second at the Ladue Invite Sept. 13. “[We had a] really good regular season and a good blend of upper and lower classmen on the team,” Peglar said.](https://laduetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Ladue-Invite-1200x835.jpg)
![Ian Rodrigues (9) holds a phone, showcasing his app, Chess Cardinals. He began creating this platform in June to help with the online organization of the nonprofit. “I got involved with the Chess Cardinals because I felt like this could really change how the organization operated altogether, while also helping Ben [Nair], the director,” Rodrigues said. “The app is really sending a message out there, informing the people of this nonprofit promoting chess. {I wanted] to get it out to an actual community, and make it something you can see with your own eyes.”](https://laduetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/VH2_5452-799x1200.jpg)
![Eric Dazey and Grange Burton play darts at Blueberry Hill. It was Burton’s first time in the Delmar Loop, with Dazey bringing him to Blueberry Hill. “I really like [Blueberry Hill] just because you have the darts, you have different things in an environment that you can play in that’s very just chill [and relaxed],” Dazey said.](https://laduetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/20250406-DSC_4870-1200x799.jpg)
![ABOVE: Duncan Kitchen (10) plucks the strings of his guitar at his home. Duncan’s older brother inspired him to start playing the guitar two years ago. “On any given day [in Alaska], you could walk up the mountain start a campfire [and] play guitar,” Duncan said. (Photos by Vincent Hsiao)](https://laduetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Hsiao_20250325_DuncanKitchen_010-1200x839.jpg)
