Spring sports end the season strong

The men’s outdoor track and field team wrapped up their season on May 3 after hosting the MIAA and IAAM B Conference Championship. They placed second at the B conference championship meet, and they also competed at the MIAA and IAAM A Conference Championship on May 15. There, they placed last out of 11 teams. Track and field coach Robert Torres believes the team did “decent,” despite having...

The women’s lacrosse team finished their season ranked as the number 10 team in the MIAA A conference. With a team of mostly underclassmen this year, their season was focused on building their skills and learning how to work and play with one another. “Our record does not show the talent and potential that we had this year, but I’d say we definitely grew as a team, and I think a lot of peopl...

This year, the baseball team ended their season with a 14-14 record, making it to the playoffs. This is an improvement from their season last year, which ended with a 9-15 record. Because they suffered the loss of one of their own players, Josh Hamer, in a car accident early in the season, the baseball team formed a close connection and worked even harder. “We worked together well as a team and...

After the men’s tennis team finished their season with a disappointing record of 0-8, they are looking to rebuild in the future and to focus on their singles matches. According to assistant coach Rodney Johnson, he was proud of the doubles teams. “The doubles teams won the majority of their matches, but we couldn’t win any single matches. That’s why our overall record was 0-8,” he said. Johnson,...

The softball team ended a successful season after winning the IAAM A Division Softball Championship for the first time, according to softball coach Sherry Hudson. After a six game losing streak, the team made a come back with an 11-7 overall record. Hudson was proud of her team for their accomplishment and their ability to achieve such a high honor despite their losing streak during the season....