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Masters fencing: ISFL team championship

Ellie Hise
March 3, 2024
Ellie Hise
Milo Wallach’26, Thomas Garison ’26, Gharvin Ramnarase’24, John Thorn’26 and Charlie Haas’25 pose with their 3rd place boys foil award for the championship
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Ella Liu'27 dressed in full gear before the competition begins.
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Students in the "The Art of the Feast: Cooking, Hosting and Connection" WinterMission look at their central piece of their traditional Puerto Rican roast, a pig. This WinterMission was dedicated to preparing this large meal over the course of four days. On the last day, the feast was held in a hill dorm dining room, and the students and faculty of the course connected through their hard work.
Photo Gallery: WinterMission thrives in its fourth year
Bella Henriquez '26 holds a sign that reads "THE WRONG ICE IS MELTING" as she walks with fellow Masters students, faculty and administration through downtown Dobbs Ferry.
Students march through Dobbs Ferry for National Shutdown
DoPA presents "Purple Rain" in Annual Great Gig Performance
Masters students SeRy Jarrett '27, Dara Akinwande '27, and Jessica Grant '28, from left to right, ran the girls' 100m race. Grant earned third place in the race with a time of 13.71 seconds.
FAA meet highlights runners’ progress through spring season
Students present their community service projects at the third annual MISH Fair in the Fonseca Center gym on April 5. The event featured colorful displays, hands-on initiatives like the Repair Cafe, and student-made sustainable treats.
Three changes marked this year’s MISH fair
Josie Leff, '24, plays the lead role, Antigone, set in a World War II milieu, and is flanked by Eileen Kang and Ayalah Spratt, both '26, who play the king's aides in front of the historically landmarked Estherwood Mansion on campus.
Fall play relocates to Estherwood
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An Athletes Dilemma: Discussing Dining Hall Hours
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Field sports at Master's have no night games for one clear reason: there are no lights. Due to conflicts with the town regarding noise and light pollution, the school has been unable to get propositions for lights approved.
Fields face town light restrictions
Senior defender Willow Lovett blocks the ball from a player of the School of Holy Child. With the hard work she put in, Lovett helps the team secure an early head start and eventually an incredible 6-1 victory.
Varsity Field Hockey Seniors Shine
Senior Max Lichtman and sophomore Garrett Navin cheer on the girls varsity soccer team during their Fairchester Athletic Association quarter finals game on Nov. 3. Since Masters does not have cheerleaders, the two decided to substitute flips and chants with the beat of a drum.
Students fill the cheerleading void
Junior Amara Kaur, a co-captain of the girls varsity tennis team, hits the ball against her opponent. At the end of the fall season, the team had the most wins out of all the other fall programs. Contributing to that was their varsity level skill, as well as their abundance of team bonding and connection.
Girls varsity tennis leads the Panthers in wins for the fall season