Sports
Many people wrote off the Boys’ Varsity Basketball team after losing the first five consecutive games of the season. The Lions, however, have proved everyone wrong as of late, winning eight of their last 11 games.
Falling during races and consistently bringing up the rear would appear to cause anguish and disappointment among a team. This is not the case, however, for the South ski team.
The Girls’ Hockey team is small, but fierce. Although they are one of the lesser known teams at the school, the 11-member team does well, regardless of the level of school support and recognition they have received.
One of the most seemingly effective ways to gain a boost of energy long enough to last through an athletic competition is by consuming energy drinks and other substances rich in artificial energizers. These drinks and substances, however, often do more to harm an athlete’s performance than to help them avoid fatigue.
Season’s new rebuilding and leadership system prove promising for Boys’ and Girls’ track
By Jen Maxwell | Published: February 2010
Having implemented a new system to stress safer training and to rebuild leadership in light of losing many valued graduates, the Boys’ and Girls’ Indoor Track teams look forward to competing at the Dual Country League (DCL) Championships on February 13.
Although the Boys’ Hockey team cannot make it to the Sectional tournament this season, the players will be putting a young but talented team on the ice in years to come.
When a magnitude seven earthquake devastated Haiti, the world was shocked.
The sheer terror, confusion, and tragedy caused by the earthquake were a call to help for many volunteer organizations, charities, and corporations.
Pacing around my new room, having left everything that I knew and loved, comfortable with 468.93 miles behind me, I took the courageous step to email Sam Doner, the Girls’ Varsity Basketball coach.
South Girls’ Gymnastics team vaults to recognition
By Amrita Rao and Jonah Seifer | Published: December 2009
Making a name for itself is not a top priority for the Girls’ Varsity Gymnastics team, coached by Greg Beaupre and Ali Rosenfeld.
The Varsity Wrestling team hopes the new CrossFit program, a rigorous workout regimen originally designed to whip soldiers and police officers into top physical condition, will give them an advantage this season despite the loss of nine graduated wrestlers last year.
The team employed several training programs in years past but noticed the greatest changes in strength in stamina with CrossFit.
