Fall Sports Highlights 2025

Fall Sports Highlights 2025

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William Grey Dickson, Web Editor
November 2, 2025
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Maddie Barnes '26 kicks the competition on October 15 against Rye Country Day School in a 0-3 loss.
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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
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
Senior Athlete Emma Barnes shows off her merch from Union College, where she has verbally committed for track and field next year. Barnes is looking forward to competing at the collegiate level. Barnes has had an accomplished athletic career at Masters, playing on the girls varsity basketball and soccer teams in addition to track and field.
Track Star Emma Barnes Embraces Next Chapter at Union College
Two-Minute Drill: Fall Season
Anna Shub '25 makes a precise pass to one of her teammates during a competitive game. Photo by Sophia Ding
Shub and Moscato lead soccer team through a challenging season
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Sam Friedman ‘27, Laura Peralta ‘27 and Sabrina Serota ‘27 pose for a Halloween themed photo. The Fonseca Center was the venue for the annual Halloween assembly. The group takes their first steps in the Davis Café toward the bleachers, awaiting the skits of their peers.
Photo Gallery: Halloween 2025
Big Dreams, Smaller Gym: how athletics are coping with reduced gym space
Masters welcomes international students
Follett Hall Opening:
Clash Royale Takeover
Upper school club fair brings out the masses
Upper school club fair brings out the masses
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The nationwide trend of increasing ICE presence has not left Westchester untouched. In the first four and a half months of the Trump administration, ICE has booked people into detention roughly 119,000 times, according to the Vera Institute.
Local ICE raids raise safety concerns
The Reunion Weekend celebrating classes ending in 0s and 5s happened on Saturday, May 17. It held a special ceremony for the Class of 2020, who had to participate in a socially distanced decorated car procession five years ago instead of the traditional graduation ceremony due to COVID-19 regulations. The reunion included brunch, a recognition event for the Class of 2020 on Graduation Terrace and a maypole celebration that involved both alumni and current students at Masters. Jeff Carnevale, the dean of the Class of 2020, photographed the returning alumni.
Five years later, Class of 2020 to finally graduate
Pope Francis greeted local community members every Wednesday during his General Audience in St. Peter’s Square. He will be remembered for his compassionate leadership and efforts to modernize the Catholic Church.
Leaving a legacy of inclusion and reform, Pope Francis dies at 88
Senator Cory Booker, who made an unsuccessful bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, speaks at a rally in Reno, Nevada, on December 30, 2019. Now a prominent figure in the Democratic Party, Booker recently made history with the longest speech in Senate history. (Trevor Bexon, Licensed from Shutterstock)
A Historic Moment
As anti-trans legislation rises across the country, some states are leading the charge in restricting transgender protections. Texas currently tops the list with 64 proposed bills.
Transgender students face uncertainty as protections revoked
Ardsley Acres sign shines as a symbol for support in a polarized world. In collaboration with the village of Ardsley, they have been housing refugees, providing much needed support to an increasingly marginalized group.
Asylum seekers in Ardsley face uncertain future with second Trump administration