By Luke I. ’23 You’re one of the best football players in the world. You have money, confidence, and a … More
Tag: Sports
Transatlantic Fan Culture Opinion
Alex R. ’23 European fans care more than American fans about sports. This is a bold claim, so let me … More
Why This Woman Crashed the 1966 Boston Marathon
By Taylor Hsieh ’21 Bobbi Gibb is known as the first woman to ever complete the Boston Marathon– and she … More
Why We Run
By Taylor Hsieh ’21 An ape-like man drops from a tree and lands on the steaming ground of South Africa … More
66 Questions with Udai P.
Why Track?
By: Marlena B. (’20)
It’s no secret that track is a stressful sport. Most people have likely heard their friends complaining endlessly about the races, the training and all the pain and stress that goes along with it. So why do these people come back year after year despite these challenges? How do they deal with the stress to compete successfully? I decided to interview some current track members to find out.
The National Anthem’s Start in Professional Sports
By: Marlena B. (’20) The start of this football season marks a change in a time-honored tradition of sports. For … More
Interview with Kirk L.
By: Zach S. (’20)
This is a brief interview of the co-president of Head In The Game. The organization holds sporting events to raise money and awareness for concussions and concussion research. Keep reading for a quick look into the world of Head In The Game from the perspective of sophomore Kirk Love!
The State of Gryphon Football
By: Wilson C. (’20) The bell rings on Friday afternoon and students have survived another week at Crystal Springs Uplands … More
A Recap of the Track & Field Season
By: Ella R. (’19)
As the high school track and field season comes to a close, Crystal athletes are working harder than ever to improve their times and have a great finish to the year. On May 6th, athletes competed at the WBAL trials, and this Friday they will compete at the WBAL Finals where they will have the opportunity to qualify for CCS.
