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Written by Julia Kotzian
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Lowell couldn’t be happier to return to the friendly confines of AAA play after a rough 2-5 preseason start.
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Written by Anthony Clay
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As the quality of AAA varsity girls’ soccer continues to fall, the Cardinals have shone above the rest with an uncontestable 9-0 record, turning heads with a stunning goals-scored-to-goals-allowed ratio, of 24:1.
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Written by Vietanh Phuong Tran
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On April 12 the district’s swimmers gathered under one great roof to take part in the ultimate test of the season. It was a meeting of warriors, of heroes who proved their ability to conquer the aquatic world.
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Written by Jenny Ng
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Even injuries can’t get in the way of the girls’ badminton team’s undefeated season.
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Written by Lauren Quirarte
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Sophomore Max MacKenzie was aiming for the green. “I hit the ball really low but it hit a bird that was on the ground,” said MacKenzie, whose shot at practice ended up killing the bird. “I felt bad for it.” Innocent birds are not the only victims of the boys’ golf team’s rigorous practices; their opponents are also feeling the pain.
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Written by Angel Au-Yeung
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The JV baseball team has been clawing the league since day one, and not even a loss against Washington on April 16 could destroy its championship dreams.
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Written by Tiffany Leung
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With a playoff spot on the line, the softball team pulled through with a few important wins, crushing the Lincoln Mustangs on March 19 and blasting right through International Studies Academy on April 4. But the sweetest victory had to be their redemption against their arch rivals, the Washington Eagles, on April 7.
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Written by Julia Kotzian
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Lowell couldn’t be happier to return to the friendly confines of AAA play after a rough 2-5 preseason start.
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Written by Avi Baskin
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Charlie Cutler ’05. Danai Leininger ’04. Emil Deandreis ’04. Mike Ng ’03. All these Lowell baseball alumns were once the staple of a team that traditionally dominated its league. In 2004, led by record-setting junior catcher Cutler, the Cardinals marched to a 29-4 record, earning them a spot in the Top 40 best high school baseball teams by Baseball America.
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Written by Angel Au-Yeung
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Baseball is not just about bats and balls. It is a game that tests both physical and mental capabilities. In the game of inches the slightest change in the winds or in the curve of a pitch can make the difference between a strikeout and a homerun. Having a positive mindset and imagining the win is equally as important — a factor that the Cardinals’ JV baseball team didn’t seem to realize during preseason.
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Written by Julia Kotzian
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There’s a reason why love is zero in tennis — it means nothing. Following this theme, the boys’ tennis team shows no love for its opponents, playing aggressively and fiercely.
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Written by Angel Au-Yeung
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Baseball is not just about bats and balls. It is a game that tests both physical and mental capabilities. In the game of inches the slightest change in the winds or in the curve of a pitch can make the difference between a strikeout and a homerun. Having a positive mindset and imagining the win is equally as important — a factor that the Cardinals’ JV baseball team didn’t seem to realize during preseason.
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