Sports
Final Inning, Lasting Legacy
Meet Jason Chao, Andrew Choi, and Jasper Yu-Dawidowicz, co-captains of the Stuyvesant boys’ baseball team, the Peglegs.
“I Always Win Things in my Second Year”
After yet another home defeat against rivals Arsenal, few expected Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou to have positive sentiment to share
Is the WNBA Reaching its Full Potential?
By Erin Goggin
As the WNBA becomes increasingly popular, it has big plans hatching into action that aid in its success and help its athletes prosper.
McLaren In Monte Carlo: A Sign of Rebirth
McLaren’s big win at the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, led by Lando Norris’s standout performance, marks a strong comeback for the team and shows they’re ready to fight for dominance again.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: A Comparison of Baseball Owners
Baseball owners have the ability and responsibility to invest in their teams’ success; if they refuse to, they should be forced to sell.
Slot’s 20/20 Vision
Many fans and pundits questioned whether he could live up to the legacy that his predecessor Jürgen Klopp, who was a monumental figure for Liverpool, left behind.
Why the Mets Have a Low-Cost Pitching Rotation and Why It Works
A case study into the evolution of a cost-efficient Mets rotation.
SGA or Jokic; Who Deserved MVP?
By Nathan Lee
Jokic should’ve been MVP, but was overshadowed by the Thunder and voter fatigue.
Rory Finally Masters Augusta
By Nina Benson
A review of the playoff that ended Rory McIlroy’s decade-long tournament drought and secured him a career grand slam.
The Moments That Made March
By Janice Chen
A look into some of the biggest stories of the 2025 Women’s March Madness tournament.
2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs Preview and Predictions
By Alexander Smelyansky, Daniel Sokolovsky
The most exciting playoffs in sports are set to return for a 97th edition.
Champions at Last: PSG Wins their First European Cup
By Stefan Broge
After decades of falling short, a reborn PSG side finally has won the Champions League.
Thumb, Thumb, Thumb and Water, Water, Water
Meet Gabriella Vernik and Sophie Liu, co-captains of the Stuyvesant girls fencing team, the Vipers!
How Tough? Stuy Tough?
The 2024-2025 season summary for Stuyvesant’s varsity wrestling team, the Spartans.
Tuchel’s Takeover
Against the background of the upcoming 2026 World Cup, England appoints manager Thomas Tuchel to lead their team.
Underachieving to Unstoppable: The Magical Rise of the Rebels in the 2024-25 Season
The Stuyvesant JV Basketball Team went undefeated in the 2024-25 season and secured their first home playoff victory in over 20 years, but they ultimately fell to eventual city champion Eagle Academy.
The White Mamba’s Impact
Diana Taurasi’s retirement marks the end of her dominance in the WNBA, and she leaves behind a profound legacy.
Luka’s Leap to LA
By Alexander Smelyansky, Saif Iftikhar
The Luka Dončić trade is a defining moment in sports history and will leave lasting impacts on trade culture in the NBA.
Grace, Grit, and Gold
Meet Shayna Wilson, member of the Stuyvesant girls varsity gymnastics team, the Panthers!
Leading the Cobras with Passion and Precision
Meet Andy Xian, captain of the Stuyvesant boys varsity fencing team, the Cobras!
15 Reasons to be Excited for the Upcoming Baseball Season!
By Angelica Pan
Here’s what to look out for in the new 2025 major league baseball season!
Standing on Unfinished Business: The JV Peglegs Rebuild to Dominance
The 2024 Stuyvesant JV Peglegs overcame the loss of key players from the previous year, ultimately exceeding expectations with a 5-1 record as a result of strong leadership, innovative coaching, and a balanced offensive and defensive game plan.
When You Think You Can’t, UCONN!
The Huskies’s 12th National Championship win has proven that their path to greatness is a result of hard work, strong relationships, and good coaching.
Ballon d’Or Bound? Raphinha’s Case for Greatness at Barcelona
This season, Raphinha has shown us fans what he is really capable of; he is in major contention for the 2025 Ballon d’Or.
Mavericks Shine Without Luka
By Jiho Lee
Despite losing Luka Dončić, the Dallas Mavericks remain competitive—with a strong lineup—and analysts believe the trade could contribute to the team’s long-term success.
March Midness
Fans’ lack of excitement in this edition of March Madness due to a lack of upsets may label this year’s tournament as one of the most forgettable of all time.
It’s Comeback Season: Lindsey Vonn’s Triumphant Return
Lindsey Vonn makes a triumphant comeback and becomes the oldest female skier to make the World Cup podium.
Risen from the Ashes: A Summary of the Phoenix’s Impressive Season
By Jack Cao
As the epitome of resilience, the Stuyvesant’s girls’ varsity basketball team secured first place in their division against all odds.
The Blueshirts are Back
The Blueshirts have been underperforming this season, but with a dominant January, are back in the playoff hunt.
Beyond the Whistle: The PGMOL’s Impact on The Premier League
Referees in the Premier League and beyond face immense internal and external pressures, and it’s crucial for organizations to prioritize mental health support for their referees.
From None to a Ton
By Janice Chen
A look at the current professional women’s volleyball leagues in the nation, and what’s more to come.
Pirates, Milkshakes, and Freestyle Sprints
Meet Liam Mac Colla—a swimmer on the Pirates, Stuyvesant’s varsity swim team!
The Crooks at Arrowhead
By Khush Wadhwa
The Kansas City Chiefs are the most fraudulent team football has ever seen.
A New League for the Best of the Best
By Janice Chen
Unrivaled, a new 3x3 women’s basketball league, is preparing for its inaugural season; it hopes to change and elevate the world of women’s sports.
A New Look Cleveland Cavaliers
Kenny Atkinson’s Cleveland Cavaliers have transformed themselves into a major threat in the Eastern Conference and they hold a bright future.
The New York Knicks
The Knicks’ improvements from last season; a summary of this season and their achievements; and a quick glimpse into the next season.
Final Inning, Lasting Legacy
Meet Jason Chao, Andrew Choi, and Jasper Yu-Dawidowicz, co-captains of the Stuyvesant boys’ baseball team, the Peglegs.
“I Always Win Things in my Second Year”
After yet another home defeat against rivals Arsenal, few expected Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou to have positive sentiment to share
Is the WNBA Reaching its Full Potential?
By Erin Goggin
As the WNBA becomes increasingly popular, it has big plans hatching into action that aid in its success and help its athletes prosper.
Champions at Last: PSG Wins their First European Cup
By Stefan Broge
After decades of falling short, a reborn PSG side finally has won the Champions League.
McLaren In Monte Carlo: A Sign of Rebirth
McLaren’s big win at the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, led by Lando Norris’s standout performance, marks a strong comeback for the team and shows they’re ready to fight for dominance again.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: A Comparison of Baseball Owners
Baseball owners have the ability and responsibility to invest in their teams’ success; if they refuse to, they should be forced to sell.
Thumb, Thumb, Thumb and Water, Water, Water
Meet Gabriella Vernik and Sophie Liu, co-captains of the Stuyvesant girls fencing team, the Vipers!
Slot’s 20/20 Vision
Many fans and pundits questioned whether he could live up to the legacy that his predecessor Jürgen Klopp, who was a monumental figure for Liverpool, left behind.
Why the Mets Have a Low-Cost Pitching Rotation and Why It Works
A case study into the evolution of a cost-efficient Mets rotation.
SGA or Jokic; Who Deserved MVP?
By Nathan Lee
Jokic should’ve been MVP, but was overshadowed by the Thunder and voter fatigue.
Rory Finally Masters Augusta
By Nina Benson
A review of the playoff that ended Rory McIlroy’s decade-long tournament drought and secured him a career grand slam.
The Moments That Made March
By Janice Chen
A look into some of the biggest stories of the 2025 Women’s March Madness tournament.
2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs Preview and Predictions
By Alexander Smelyansky, Daniel Sokolovsky
The most exciting playoffs in sports are set to return for a 97th edition.
Torpedo Bats: A Worthless Craft
By Angelica Pan
The torpedo bats have taken over baseball, but are they really worth the hype?
Can Torpedo Bats Save America's Pastime?
By Nina Benson
How torpedo bats could be the key to reviving baseball with a renewed sense of excitement in a sport struggling with declining viewership.
When You Think You Can’t, UCONN!
The Huskies’s 12th National Championship win has proven that their path to greatness is a result of hard work, strong relationships, and good coaching.
Ballon d’Or Bound? Raphinha’s Case for Greatness at Barcelona
This season, Raphinha has shown us fans what he is really capable of; he is in major contention for the 2025 Ballon d’Or.
Mavericks Shine Without Luka
By Jiho Lee
Despite losing Luka Dončić, the Dallas Mavericks remain competitive—with a strong lineup—and analysts believe the trade could contribute to the team’s long-term success.
How Tough? Stuy Tough?
The 2024-2025 season summary for Stuyvesant’s varsity wrestling team, the Spartans.
March Midness
Fans’ lack of excitement in this edition of March Madness due to a lack of upsets may label this year’s tournament as one of the most forgettable of all time.
Tuchel’s Takeover
Against the background of the upcoming 2026 World Cup, England appoints manager Thomas Tuchel to lead their team.
It’s Comeback Season: Lindsey Vonn’s Triumphant Return
Lindsey Vonn makes a triumphant comeback and becomes the oldest female skier to make the World Cup podium.
Risen from the Ashes: A Summary of the Phoenix’s Impressive Season
By Jack Cao
As the epitome of resilience, the Stuyvesant’s girls’ varsity basketball team secured first place in their division against all odds.
Underachieving to Unstoppable: The Magical Rise of the Rebels in the 2024-25 Season
The Stuyvesant JV Basketball Team went undefeated in the 2024-25 season and secured their first home playoff victory in over 20 years, but they ultimately fell to eventual city champion Eagle Academy.
The White Mamba’s Impact
Diana Taurasi’s retirement marks the end of her dominance in the WNBA, and she leaves behind a profound legacy.
Luka’s Leap to LA
By Alexander Smelyansky, Saif Iftikhar
The Luka Dončić trade is a defining moment in sports history and will leave lasting impacts on trade culture in the NBA.
Grace, Grit, and Gold
Meet Shayna Wilson, member of the Stuyvesant girls varsity gymnastics team, the Panthers!
The Blueshirts are Back
The Blueshirts have been underperforming this season, but with a dominant January, are back in the playoff hunt.
Beyond the Whistle: The PGMOL’s Impact on The Premier League
Referees in the Premier League and beyond face immense internal and external pressures, and it’s crucial for organizations to prioritize mental health support for their referees.
Leading the Cobras with Passion and Precision
Meet Andy Xian, captain of the Stuyvesant boys varsity fencing team, the Cobras!
15 Reasons to be Excited for the Upcoming Baseball Season!
By Angelica Pan
Here’s what to look out for in the new 2025 major league baseball season!
From None to a Ton
By Janice Chen
A look at the current professional women’s volleyball leagues in the nation, and what’s more to come.
Pirates, Milkshakes, and Freestyle Sprints
Meet Liam Mac Colla—a swimmer on the Pirates, Stuyvesant’s varsity swim team!
The Crooks at Arrowhead
By Khush Wadhwa
The Kansas City Chiefs are the most fraudulent team football has ever seen.
A New League for the Best of the Best
By Janice Chen
Unrivaled, a new 3x3 women’s basketball league, is preparing for its inaugural season; it hopes to change and elevate the world of women’s sports.
Standing on Unfinished Business: The JV Peglegs Rebuild to Dominance
The 2024 Stuyvesant JV Peglegs overcame the loss of key players from the previous year, ultimately exceeding expectations with a 5-1 record as a result of strong leadership, innovative coaching, and a balanced offensive and defensive game plan.