Underclassmen step up for varsity baseball
Owen Lieber, Sports Editor
April 25, 2017
With the spring sports in full swing, the boys varsity baseball team has hit the diamond. At this point in the season, the team has a record of 2-2. Many games got rained out. For the past few years, the baseball team has been stocked with players contributing from all different grades. But this ...
Masters sports culture needs to change
Phil Minton, Op-Ed Editor
April 25, 2017
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Sports
Over the past couple of years Masters has increased their efforts to strengthen the athletic programs on campus. The school has built a brand new athletic facility which created two new sports teams and the athletic department has brought in accomplished and competitive coaches. Despite all of this ce...
Varsity Boys Volleyball 4/25/17
Logan Toporoff, Features Editor
April 25, 2017
Varsity boys volleyball competing against The Horace Mann School, coming out with a win and dominating in all three sets of the game.
Perry’s legacy passed on to freshman sensation
Vincent Alban, Contributing Writer
March 26, 2017
The conclusion of this indoor track season marks the end of a long era for senior Gene Perry. After 11 seasons of running over his four years at Masters, Perry is taking the twelfth season off to take a break from the stress of running. Next fall, he will be running for Haverford College as a freshman,...
Senior to continue soccer career at Boston College
Emma Luis, Web Editor
February 2, 2017
Senior Samantha Coffey is to continue her soccer career at Boston College, starting in September of 2017. Coffey has been playing for the USA Under-18 Women’s National Team and participated in the 2016 Women’s International Cup. Surrounded by friends, family, teammates and coaches, Coffey made her c...
Boys Varsity Soccer prevails in the FAA championship
Mark Tseytin, Sports Editor
November 15, 2016
On Sat. Nov 12, Masters Boys Varsity Soccer took on Greens Farms Academy in the Fairchester Athletic Association (FAA) championship game. The game was long and the score remained tied at 0 for its entirety until the penalty kicks came. During the penalty kicks, Masters’ stayed confident in their abil...
Boys Varsity Soccer makes a hard fought comeback in the FAA Semifinals
Mark Tseytin, Sports Editor
November 11, 2016
This school year, students are flooding the fields to watch Varsity Soccer dominate the league. School spirit levels are higher than ever before with the help of Pack the Den, and Masters’ growing attention to athletics. Valuable additions to the team, as well as strong coaching and teamwork have ...
Boys’ Volleyball Team Bounces Back
June Kitahara, Contributing Writer
May 12, 2016
The first home Varsity Boys Volleyball game of the season was a game not to miss. Masters started the game strong with an ace by August Dubeau and a spike by Dexter Kalderon. The audience observed amazing teamwork during the first set that ended with 19-25. In the second set, great saves and serves were...
Girls’ Lacrosse Team Gets That W
Eli Emery, Contributing Writer
May 12, 2016
On the 28th of April, 2016, the Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse team won a hard fought victory against their opponents. With a great showing all around, and incredible teamwork, the Girls’ Lacrosse team came together and shone. “We worked really hard as a team and our dynamic really showed how much...
The fifth time is the charm: Baseball team gets a win after four delays
Alexandra Bentzien and Emma Luis
May 10, 2016
The boys’ baseball team finally played their first game against Trevor Day on April 18. After four game cancellations in a row, the boys had the drive they needed to bring home a 7-4 win. Their first game, home against York Prep, was scheduled on a typical April rainy day, causing a muddy pitcher's...
Ballsheviks claim historic victory for Mother Russia
February 17, 2016
Members of the History Department, dubbing themselves the Ballsheviks, won a stunning upset victory in the DAA Dodgeball Tournament on Wednesday Feb. 17. Joined by junior Hannah Paul, the Ballsheviks took one small step for the History Department, one large step toward world domination.
Emotional Newton Ends Post-Game Press Conference Early
Michael Fitzgerald, Sports Editor
February 11, 2016
No athletes enjoy losing games, although losing championships are the ultimate heartbreak for any player. This was exhibited following the conclusion of Super Bowl 50, where the camera showed Panthers star cornerback Josh Norman weeping on the bench after the 24-10 loss, proving that for many, sports...