The Riverview Sharks will be playing Freedom High tonight at the Patriots’ home field. This will be the first away game Riverview has played in the regular season. Head Football Coach William Mosel, provided insight on the Patriots saying, “Freedom is a good football team, you know. They have a pretty tough defense.” Mosel said his focus for the game would be developing the offensive aspect of the team. The goal for game against Freedom tonight according to Mosel, is “Getting

Then & Now Alumni Benefits concert Date Friday, Sept. 21 Saturday, Sept. 22 Time 7-9p.m. Performers RVHS chorus alumni (Friday and Saturday) Harmonix (Friday) Vocal acapella ensemble (Friday) Vision (Saturday) Show choir (Saturday) Fall Chorus Concert Date and location Thursday, Oct. 4 Riverview High School Time 7:30-8p.m. Purpose It is a part of the World Music concert series, Celebrating Celtic and African Music Holiday Chorus Concert Date and location Friday, Dec. 14 River

The Key Club is starting up for this school year, and to date it has seen quite a bit more students than the previous year. This year, there are roughly 250 members according to Mackenzie Clark, club sponsor. The Key club is a student-led community service club. Some of its community activities planned for this year include, book drives, helping the homeless, decorating for Homecoming, and reading with elementary kids. The first Key club meeting was Wed. Aug 22. It was the i

With any new school year there are changes. However, here at Riverview High School there have been a number of new procedures taking effect this year that affect every student. The most significant change is the new bell schedule. The regular school day for all students at RVHS will begin at 8:30 a.m. and conclude at 3:25 p.m. Classes will last 47 minutes on an average, 39 minutes on early-release days and a five-minute passing time on all school days. Homeroom will no longer

As soon as the first week of school had begun, the new Naval Science 1 (NS1) cadets in the Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC) program at Riverview got a taste of what they signed up for. NS1 cadets are in Retired Master Sergeant (MSgt) Milton Clifton’s classroom. They learn the customs and courtesies of the NJROTC, the 11 Leadership Principles, the 11 Orders of the Sentry, basic drill, uniform requirements, grooming standards, and military bearing; all in pre

This Friday, Riverview’s varsity football team will be playing against their long-awaited rival, the East Bay Indians. The game will take place on Shark home turf this Friday at 7p.m. Head coach of the Sharks, William Mosel, is expecting the Indians to give their best effort at tonight’s game. As for the expected challenge, Mosel states, “The key to Friday’s game would be playing physical and playing fast. Making it all come together and making sure the team plays hard is wha

Riverview’s varsity football team is expecting to come out of the gate strong against Bloomingdale High tonight in the preseason game according to Head Football Coach William Mosel. “We don’t expect any soft starts as the team has been looking good in the pre-season” said Mosel. The team returns 16 out of 22 starters including: TJ Robinson #5, Barry Wyche III #3, Cameron Lysle #2, Gabe Akewerpo #8, Mike Kelly #10, Logan Zorilla #68, Mathew Goodwin #72, Skyler Spring #54, Elme