Parkway South Patriots Basketball

We are raising money for our basketball program and with Father’s Day this Sunday, we thought this would be a good time. The basketball program will receive 50% of each Krispy Kreme order you make (using the link below), from now through July 18. Please do not feel obligated to purchase, by purchasing or by not participating will not help or hurt your son make the team.

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Thank you for your consideration!

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts are calling your name

Hey friends, Parkway South Basketball has the sweetest offer for you. By ordering a dozen (or two) original glazed doughnuts, you can treat your family to the freshest doughnuts in town and 50% of the order will be donated back to Parkway South Basketball!

From now until July 18, you can get your dozens using our fundraising sales page below.

https://www.groupraise.com/offer-campaigns/11456-parkway-south-basketball-krispy-kreme-digital-dozens

How it works: purchase your dozens online, visit your nearest Krispy Kreme store & redeem using your code from the link above. You can also purchase doughnuts and gift them to friends and family, or perhaps some well deserving colleagues.

Thank you in advance for your support, we hope you enjoy this sweet offer.

Parkway South Basketball

P.S. Dozens are redeemable nationwide, so feel free to share this page with other doughnut lovers!

Click on the Printable Summer Calendar link under the Documents tab to the right of the site for an updated calendar. Printable calendar will be updated on the website as well as a Remind 101 sent to 2023 Summer Basketball for any updates to the calendar.
Note:
-High School open gyms/practices are for those planning on trying out for the high school team at P. South.
-Middle School open gyms/practices are for those planning on trying out for the Junior Patriots teams.
-High School coaches will lead all open gyms/practices.

2020 Parkway South graduate, Adam Sommer will transfer from Belmont Abby to Truman State for his Junior year. At South, Adam averaged 11.8 PPG for his career with 888 points. In the teams second game of his senior year, Adam tore is ACL after averaging 18.9 PPG in his junior season. Adam was poised to rewrite the PSH record book if it wasn’t for the injury.

Junior, Eddie Ahearn was named Pitcher of the Year and Junior, Braden Eye was named to the Honorable Mention all conference team as an infielder! The Suburban Red Conference coaches met on May 24th to vote on the players to be recognized. Congratulations to all players, especially to basketball players Eddie and Braden!

May 17, 2023
Parkway South has a new head boys basketball coach. Ryan McArthy will take over for Phil McGuire, who stepped down after a 15-12 season. McArthy returns to South where he was a standout guard for the Patriots during his high school basketball career. He will be starting his eighth year in public education teaching social studies in the Fall at South High.
He graduated from Parkway South in 2012 and was a two year basketball team captain. He was a part of the district championship team in 2010 and the conference championship team in 2012 while receiving all district and all conference recognition. The teams he started on had a combined 60-23 record.
After graduating from Parkway South he went on to play basketball at Christian Brothers University in Memphis, Tennessee. He played there for four years and earned a Bachelor’s Degree in History.
McArthy then became head basketball coach for the junior varsity and freshman teams and assistant varsity coach at Munford High School in Memphis. While coaching there, they set the school record for wins in a season, won a district championship, and made it to the regional semifinals.
In 2020, Coach McArthy returned to the St. Louis area to become the head basketball coach at Windsor C-1 High School. In his three seasons at Windsor, his teams had a combined 49-31 record. For the 2022-2023 season, their record was 20-8 and they shared a piece of the JCAA large conference championship. McArthy was also selected as the conference coach of the year.
McArthy says his goal for coaching is developing young men of high character who exhibit a winning mentality on and off the court.