Tri-season athletes reflect on their growth and opportunities
Evan Porco, Staff Writer
September 15, 2018
Filed under Sports
Long practices, late nights, and far away games. Although such characteristics of doing sports all year round may seem daunting at first, many students have found valuable benefits in their participation. For tri-season athletes at the high school, doing three seasons of sports allows them to inter...
Students experience difficulties qualifying for and receiving sports contract
Amanda Kravitz, Staff Writer
June 19, 2018
Filed under Sports
The stress of attaining a sports credit when there are no sports at the school that interest you can be frustrating. Even with the variety of sports offered at the high school, there are still plenty of student-athletes who would rather practice a sport outside of school. Athletes who have an After School Physical A...
Athletes improve skills over summer for future seasons
Harris Bubalo, Staff Writer
June 10, 2018
Filed under Sports
While school is in session, reminders of athletics can be found everywhere. It is not uncommon to see a student lugging a duffel bag down the hallway or a group of teammates waiting for the bus at the corner of Tappan Street. As summer rolls around, however, it is easy to forget about the significant...
Jeremy Suh competes at international level in taekwondo
Becky Perelman, Sports Writing Editor
June 9, 2018
Filed under Sports
When you think of a high school athlete, your mind may not immediately jump to a martial artist. However, sophomore Jeremy Suh has found taekwondo, a Korean martial art characterised by its emphasis on kicks, to be his calling. Suh began to learn taekwondo at the age of eight and his passion has grown...
Girls indoor track relay breaks school record
April 30, 2018
Filed under Girls Indoor Track, Uncategorized
Individuality is a component of any sport. Your differences make you shine and stand out. For track, this is no different. But in some events, track athletes band together through a network of support and confidence to stand together as one group to compete, always pushing each other to do better. On ...
Team Florida wins recreational basketball final
Josh Fleishman, Sports Editor
April 30, 2018
Filed under Sports, Uncategorized
An eager crowd of approximately 20 students and parents packed the Ed Schluntz Gymnasium ready to see a battle. Number one seeded Florida took on second seeded University of North Carolina (UNC) in what could go down as one of the most unbelievable sporting events in the history of the high school: the...
Liu fences at international level
Anna Dong, Staff Writer
April 26, 2018
Filed under Sports
Few high school athletes have the opportunity to travel the world and compete in both national and international tournaments. For fencer Cindy Liu, however, competitions of this caliber can be a monthly occurrence. Liu, who is a senior, has taken part in numerous U.S. and Canadian Nationals, in a...
Crew team works to develop skills during offseason
Priya Karumanchi, Staff Writer
April 14, 2018
Filed under Sports
Two hours of practice before school, hours of practice after school and practice on weekdays and weekends. This is the life of a student who is part of the crew team at the high school. Furthermore, the team practices every single season of the year. The crew teams’ main season happens during the spring, but the...
Chemical health policy stricter than state’s
Sophia Stewart, Staff Writer
April 12, 2018
Filed under Sports
Since the 90s, the high school has enforced a chemical health policy that is more strict than the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA), specifically in regards to the statement: “in the presence of” controlled substances. The MIAA details the minimum punishments for athlete violations....
Newton North defeats Brookline varsity lacrosse
Jade Kwitkiwski, Staff Writer
April 11, 2018
Filed under Girls Lacrosse, Sports, Spring Sports
On Tues., April 11 Brookline Varsity Lacrosse lost to Newton North in a close match with a final score of 8-13.
Winter sports’ snow policies differ
Muriel Statman, Staff Writer
March 17, 2018
Filed under Sports
The night before a storm, most students will wait anxiously by their computers and phones, refreshing the Snow Day Calculator, waiting for the familiar call from Brookline Public Schools. When the call finally comes, a wave of relief and joy sweeps over Brookline. These cancellations, however, can be ...
Squash advances to national tournament
Rachel Lee, Staff Writer
March 16, 2018
Filed under Sports
As teammates yell encouragement from behind the glass, athletes can be seen swinging their racquets, intense concentration in every move they make. The squash team attended the 2018 U.S. Squash Team Championships in early February, and despite their loss at the tournament, the team has experienced mas...
