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Swim Teams Adapt to Maskless Restrictions

A Masters student swims alone in one lane during an afternoon practice.
Sabrina Wolfson, Opinion Editor • January 6, 2021

Taha Dinana trains in Egypt to prepare for his first college squash season

Taha Dinana training last spring in the Fonseca Center on campus.
George Chang, Photo editor • January 6, 2021

Fuller breaks barrier in Power 5 football game debut

Sarah Fuller, the first woman to play in a Power 5 football game, dons a helmet decal saying,
Kira Ratan, Features Lead Editor • December 30, 2020

PE co-curriculars go online

Senior Max Miller lifts weights during his PE co-curricular after school. Virtual students only have a choice of yoga or PE to fulfill their athletic requirement
George Chang, Photo Editor • December 16, 2020

It’s not a real team without real competition

Kwynne Schlossman'22, Franny Mann'21, Rachel Schwartz'21, and Rowan MchWhinnie'22 celebrating a victory against Sacred Heart, during their fall 2019 season.
Kwynne Schlossman, Web and Social Media Manager • December 15, 2020

Girls’ Varsity Basketball: from chasing titles to running line drills

The girls varsity basketball team in 2019 after they won their championship title.
Kwynne Schlossman, Web and Social Media Manager • November 19, 2020

News Brief: Winter athletics season set to begin on Dec. 1

A continuation from the fall sports season, many Covid-19 protocols have been instituted to create a safe environment for athletes and coaches. This graphic takes an in-depth look at a few of the main guidelines.
Ethan Schlapp, Lead Sports Editor • November 19, 2020

Fantasy managers adapt to not-so-fanciful football

Denis Sadrijaj '22 sets his line up for his upcoming fantasy football match-up.
Andrew Mitchell, Sports Editor • November 18, 2020

A life worth living: Travis Roy’s story

Travis Roy (left) as a young hockey player at Boston University. Roy's injury occurred 11 seconds into his college hockey career and caused his paralyzation. Roy (right) living a happy and positive live after his injury.
Ethan Schlapp, Lead Sports Editor • November 13, 2020

Video: Athletic director previews plan for Masters sports

Senior Sophia Herzberg strikes a volleyball during a game last fall. This year, fall sports teams at Masters will begin with a virtual preseason followed by check-ins with their coaches and teammates twice a week once classes begin.
Logan Schiciano, New Ventures Editor • August 10, 2020

Opinion: Cancel the 2020 NFL season

The National Football League (NFL) and NFL Players Association recently announced plans to test players and personnel daily for two weeks when training camp begins. As people across the U.S. still struggle to get tested for COVID-19 and receive results in a timely fashion, the NFL should not be diverting resources away from the general public.
Logan Schiciano, New Ventures Editor • July 22, 2020

Athletic department to honor ACR despite spring season cancellation

(Left) A couple senior players jog off the field in a baseball game against Hackley during the 2019 spring season. (Right) The baseball field lies fallow after the cancellation of the spring season. Governor Cuomo officially decided today to keep all New York schools closed for the rest of the year, meaning all high school athletics are concluded for the remainder of the school year.
Ethan Schlapp, Staff Writer • May 1, 2020
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