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Written by Lindsey Lavaysse
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Boys’ volleyball players are working with social studies teacher Steve Schmidt to plan a May 18 student-faculty volleyball game to raise money for the team.
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Written by Dylan McHugh
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The badminton team soundly defeated Washington on March 27 with hardly anyone in the stands.
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Written by Dylan McHugh
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Members of the throwing team chuckle during warm-ups when junior Danny Silva does his "pregnant whale" impression.
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Written by Katie Wheeler-Dubin
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For senior captain Emily Shaw, swimming hasn’t always been easy. In fact, it’s been downright hard — especially since she hasn’t been swimming since the age of four like her other teammates.
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Written by Jenny Ng
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Jumping off the bunkers of Fort Mason, a dark figure runs across the blacktop and quickly scales a tall, metal fence. He continues free running and soars over a rail in his path.
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Written by Gaston Guibert
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“We gon’ get it, get it started, get it started again…”
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Written by Minna Shmidt
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It was a bleak day on March 13, but the girls’ varsity soccer team shone like the color of the referee’s stark yellow uniform as it pummeled the International Studies Academy Cobras by a resounding 6-0.
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Written by Dylan McHugh
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On some late afternoons in the dance studio, one can hear the thundering and smashing of incredible forces from above. It’s not simply raining, however. It’s raining birdies, and the badminton team is controlling the elements.
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Written by Katie Wheeler-Dubin
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At sixty strong, the Lowell swimmers look like they will be breaking records and winning titles in an uncompetitive season. Their biggest challenge will be finding extra swimming space and remaining unintimidated by discourteous lifeguards at the Sava Pool.
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Written by Anthony Clay
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It’s over. The kind of over that causes tears and will never be forgotten. The kind of over that marks a sense of accomplishment but also rips the soul apart.
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Written by Anthony Clay
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Payback is a mother.
In last year’s championship game at SBC Park, the Washington varsity baseball team made a mockery of the Lowell Cardinals.
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Written by Elan Lavie
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On March 14, many Lowell boys tennis players seemed apprehensive in the school hallways during school. Perhaps they were a bit worried about their looming match that day with Riordan, one of the top athletic schools in the city.
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