Casteel Colts: Rise Up!

JV Schedule for the Week of 2/15 – 2/20   Monday 2/15 – Off Tuesday 2/16 – 2:45pm – 4:15pm – Training Wednesday 2/17 – 2:45pm – 4:15pm – Training Thursday 2/18 – 2:30pm – JV Reports 2:50pm – Bus Leaves 4:00pm – JV @ Queen Creek Friday 2/19 – 2:45pm – 4:15pm – Training Saturday 2/20 –

Varsity Schedule for the Week of 2/15 – 2/20   Monday 2/15 – Off Tuesday 2/16 – 3:30pm – 5:00pm – Training Wednesday 2/17 – 3:30pm – 5:00pm – Training Thursday 2/18 – 2:30pm – Varsity Reports 2:50pm – Bus Leaves 6:00pm – Varsity @ Queen Creek Friday 2/19 – 3:30pm – 5:00pm – Training Saturday 2/20 –

Thank You to all the Jr. High Athletes who came out to participate in tryouts over the past 3 days. You will find a list of the players below who made the 7th & 8th grade teams. Congratulations to all players who made a team for this upcoming season and good luck GO COLTS!  

Casteel Women’s Basketball has been dominating this season under Coach Trageser, starting off 8-0 and ranked #1 in the AIA 5A rankings. Senior Guard Daeja Johnson is averaging 22.9 PPG, 7.3 RPG, and 3.9 SPG, and has been nominated for multiple AZCentral Player of the Week awards. The team has also had help from Senior

Congratulations to the Casteel Men’s and Women’s Soccer teams as well as the Women’s Basketball Team who are all ranked #1 in the AIA 5A rankings which were released today. The Women’s Soccer team is currently 7-0, outscoring their opponents 35 to 2. The Men’s Soccer team is currently 7-0, outscoring their opponents 39 to

By: Student Journalists Jacob Hullings and Dayton Carlson The Casteel girls varsity soccer team came out victorious up with a great win on Senior Night against Gilbert. They beat Gilbert with an impressive score of 6-0. The girls soccer team has been on a roll this season, starting off 7-0 overall including 4 conference games.

On January 6th, 2021, the Varsity Pom team at Casteel High School competed at the AIA State Qualifier competition – their first ever competing in Division 1. This means harder routines, harder competition, and greater reward. Although the team went in with low expectations, they quickly realized their forceful impact against the D1 schools. Casteel