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Dinah Pastoor and her teammates participating in the Saratoga Invitational in Saratoga, N.Y.

Row to the highest

Mariam Hamouma, Sports Writer
November 22, 2024
After the pandemic, many students opted out of taking foreign language courses, however teachers are aiming for a boost in engagement through events such as the Modern World Language soccer tournament.

Modern language olympics

Jeannie Iris Ngansop, Section Editor of Sports
November 20, 2024
Coral Morehouse, ‘27, ecstatically supports the boys’ water polo team as they fight for another win.

Making a splash for improvement

Jeannie Iris Ngansop, Section Editor of Sports
November 20, 2024
Awarded with second place in their race division, the cross country varsity boys rejoice.

Excelling on the field and in the classroom

Addyson Warren, Sports Writer
November 14, 2024
After high school, Jackson Baur, ‘25, hopes to continue as a mascot. “I would definitely do it in college, depending on what school I go to,” Baur said. “I’m probably gonna go to South Carolina and their mascot is the Gamecock, which I feel like is a pretty cool mascot, similar to an eagle. So I would definitely think about it if the opportunity came.”

Mask on, mask off

Sameera Degaulle and Elena Brown
November 12, 2024
The dance team is looking ahead to a competition in February. “We didn't place last year, so our goal is just to be better last year, and be more organized,” Crowley said.

Dancing into new beginnings

Mariam Hamouma, Sports Writer
November 12, 2024
Tennis is a very mentally challenging game, something that player Natalie Goodman, ‘25, who has played tennis for 14 years, experienced firsthand at the ECC Championships. “Trying to keep a good mindset, even though tennis is a very physical game, it's also very much like a mental game,” Goodman said.

Menace in tennis

Mariam Hamouma, Sports Writer
October 28, 2024
The Lady Eagles beat the odds and came in fourth out of nine ECC teams.

Girls on the green

Ben Greiner, Sports Writer
October 23, 2024
Even with the challenges that come as a result of playing for JV, Hackworth believes that it definitly comes with a set of advantages. “We are the underdogs so when we show up or show out, it's super fun and cool,” Satiana Hackworth, ‘27, said.

Uncovering the underdogs

Mariam Hamouma, Sports Writer
October 21, 2024
Sampath has some big dreams for the future of Spikeball Club. “My hope is that the club will keep growing as it has been over the past couple of years, and that one day it will become a staple of Walnut Hills culture,” Sampath said. “I hope Spikeball Club becomes a place where tons of students of different grades and skill levels and backgrounds can all come and have a good time every Friday. I also hope to use this platform to do some good, maybe raise money for charity or provide a place for new students to make friends.”

The rise of spikeball

Ben Greiner, Sports Writer
October 14, 2024
Even with the challenges that come as a result of playing for JV, Hackworth believes that it definitly comes with a set of advantages. “We are the underdogs so when we show up or show out, it's super fun and cool,” Satiana Hackworth, ‘27, said.

Friends on the team, friends forever

Jeannie Iris Ngansop, Section Editor of Sports
September 30, 2024
As a result of their demanding soccer schedule, the sibling sets spend a lot of time together. "It's fun to talk about everything after games or practices," Lucy Campbell said.

Siblings in soccer

Mariam Hamouma, Sports Writer
September 25, 2024
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