For the fans who traveled 3.9 miles to support the Mavericks, Thursday night’s game was an emotional roller coaster, ending in a heartbreaking 48-45 overtime defeat to Episcopal.
The Mavs entered...
Recently, the 2024 Paris Olympics captured the attention of millions around the world, but athleticism, sportsmanship and talent weren’t the only thing that people envied. Romantic moments between...
In the past year, lucrative Saudi groups have stormed the sports world. One sport after another was taken over overnight, most notably, golf with the Professional Golfers’ Association and LIV merger,...
Brian Kim
When four-year-old Brian Kim envisioned his future athletic career, he saw himself scoring touchdowns at Skip Lee field or shooting hoops on Liu Court. Now, as a freshman, Kim spends five...
For most sports, the difference between varsity and junior varsity sports is very clear, but in boys’ lacrosse, the line between the two groups is blurred.
In this episode of Pod On The Quad, junior Victoria Zhao discusses her experiences with hard work, motivation and ambition as a young rising tennis player in America. The show is hosted by Richard Liang.
The 2021 World Series was the second-lowest-viewed finale in MLB history. Baseball is a dying sport, but there’s still a chance to save it. Sophomore Richard Liang shares his solutions.
Mental health among athletes is often a forgotten aspect of sports. While competing, student-athletes encounter performance anxiety and recruitment pressures. Many also struggle to maintain a healthy balance between their sleep schedules, social lives, academics and sports.
On Dec. 16, members of the cross country team participated in the third annual Milk Mile challenge. In between each of the four laps, runners consumed one glass of whole milk, chocolate milk or eggnog while trying to a complete a mile as fast as possible.
Sisyphus is rolling a boulder towards the Grand Hilbert Hotel. The hotel has an infinite number of rooms, but they are all full, so they may not be able to accommodate him or his boulder. If you choose to divert him, his boulder will destroy the Ship of Theseus. But the ship has had all of its constituent parts replaced, so it may not actually be the same ship. Is Sisyphus happy?
