Doubles tennis is something Park Hill takes great pride in, and they showed it on home court by winning the 2025 Park Hill Doubles Tournament on Wednesday, April 9, to become back-to-back champions of their tournament.

The 2025 Mo-Kan All-Star festivities took an unexpected turn Friday, April 11, at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Overland Park, Kansas.

Under the glow of the stadium lights and the weight of four years of frustration, Park Hill found redemption in the 85th minute as Maryn Hudson rose to strike a header to lead the Trojans past Park Hill South for the first time in 1,474 days.

The Park Hill boys tennis team has started the 2025 season hot after winning the St. Joseph Tournament and defeating Blue Springs South in the first dual of the year.

The Park Hill boys basketball program will be under new leadership next season after head coach Chad Jones announced that he was stepping aside.

It wasn’t too long ago that the Park Hill girls soccer team was among the best in the state, winning the 2018 state championship and five district titles in six years.

The Park Hill baseball team is slowly gearing up for what they hope will be a big season on the diamond this spring after three consecutive losing seasons.

Fans of Park Hill athletics have become accustomed to seeing Lindsey Hood on the sidelines of volleyball games at Park Hill High School in the fall, as she has done for the past 15 years.

The Park Hill boys golf team is back on the course with some senior leadership guiding the Trojans this spring.

The Trojans enter the new season hoping to place a team inside the top four as a team at state for the first time since 2007.

Park Hill’s boys tennis team is looking to become back-to-back district champions for the third time in the past decade under head coach Rustin Reys.

Athletes from across the area have competed against each other for much of the school year but have now traded their school colors in a unified effort for the green and white of Northland Lacrosse this spring.

The Park Hill boys volleyball team played its inaugural match on Tuesday, March 25, and were quickly humbled on its home court against Lee’s Summit West.

Park Hill senior basketball stars Cam Jones and Leo Gayman were among the names selected for all-conference and all-district honors.

Over the past three years, there has not been any Missouri girls basketball player to dominate in the way that Park Hill South's Addison Bjorn has.

In sports, the phrase ‘sacrificing your body for the team’ is often used, but rarely does it play out as dramatically as it did for Park Hill guard Lydia Keller.

The Park Hill boys basketball team’s season came to an end Friday night, March 7, with a 79-52 loss to top-ranked Oak Park in the Class 6 District 8 semifinal at Oak Park High School.

Three area wrestlers earned medals at the 7th Girls MSHSAA Wrestling Championships in Class 2 from Feb. 28 through March 1 in Columbia, Mo.

The Park Hill girls basketball team is hitting their stride at just the right moment, charging into postseason play with season-defining momentum.

Park Hill and Platte County were both represented on the 120-pound gold-medal stand at the 95th Boys MSHSAA Wrestling Championships held Feb. 28 and March 1 at Mizzou Arena.

The Park Hill South girls basketball team kept their undefeated record intact last Thursday, Feb. 20, when they ruined Park Hill’s Senior Night and five-game winning streak with a 66-49 rivalry win.

The Park Hill Trojans boys basketball team led most of the night last Friday, Feb. 21, en route to completing the season sweep of longtime rival Park Hill South with a 70-59 victory.

JEFFERSON CITY – For the second time in the last three years, the Park Hill boys wrapped up state track and field with a state champion – and nearly added another.

JEFFERSON CITY – Relying heavily on the senior tandem of Brooke Boehm and Mackenzie Moretina writing their final chapters of Park Hill athletics, the Lady Trojans took 17th place at the Class 5 State Track and Field Meet at Jefferson City High School on May 25.

LIBERTY – Playing spoiler in the opening round of the Class 6 District 8 Baseball Tournament ended up being the limit for Park Hill (13-22), which failed to dethrone the two-time reigning state champions in the semifinals.

KANSAS CITY – It’s been a fun year for Park Hill tennis fans, seeing a rejuvenated squad become fearsome in the Kansas City metro area.

INDEPENDENCE – Some of the best athletes in the Kansas City metro area gathered at William Chrisman High School for the Class 5 Sectional 4 Track and Field Meet with a state berth on the line on May 18.

NORTH KANSAS CITY – Park Hill (5-12) faced an uphill battle when giving up a goal in the opening four minutes of the Class 4 District 8 Girls’ Soccer Tournament at Oak Park High School on May 11.

LIBERTY – Losing only one match in the regular season, Park Hill (16-1-1) was able to avenge that defeat in a larger setting by taking down Liberty (17-6) in the Class 3 District 8 Boys’ Tennis Championship on May 8.