The Patriot Press

Varsity boys soccer reigns victorious

Paige Bajsarowicz, Editorial Board – May 16, 2022

Since their first game, Liberty boys’ varsity soccer has found themselves at the top of KingCo 3A, and as the spring season quickly comes to an end, it’s very likely they’ll find themselves fighting for the championship.

Lily Pahl: rowing her way to victory

Katarzyna Nguyen, Editorial Board Member – March 25, 2022

While most teens dabble in sports commonly offered through their school, sophomore Lily Pahl finds that rowing is more her speed.

Spring sports forecast

Paige Bajsarowicz, Editorial Board – March 25, 2022

After an eventful winter, the clouds are clearing, and Liberty’s athletes are preparing to dominate the new season.

Matthew Brady’s unexpected dive into the state championship

Samantha Klein, Entertainment Editor – March 25, 2022

What started as a dare from his swim captain, ended with freshman diver Matthew Brady wildcarding his way into the state championship.

Teachers or professional athletes?

Samantha Klein, Entertainment Editor – March 25, 2022

Although well under 1% of the world’s population are professional athletes, many kids grow up dreaming of playing their favorite sport for a living.

Practice takes perfect: building a team with girls golf

Serena Sherwood, Editorial Board Member – March 25, 2022

Solo sports are not known for, well, playing into the team aspect.

To cram or not to cram: The reality of Cram the Stands

Paige Bajsarowicz, Editorial Board – February 4, 2022

Chants thunder overhead. The crowd leans forward in anticipation. All at once, earsplitting screams tear through the stands. Victory for Liberty!

Introducing freshman girlboss wrestler and rugby player: Kiona Hill

Mishaal Khan, Staff Writer – February 4, 2022

When you think of wrestling, the first thing that often comes to mind is sweaty teenage boys in strange suits trying to strangle each other.

Day in the life: If there’s a will, there’s a wave

Jamison Murillo, Staff Writer – February 4, 2022

As the saying goes, the early bird catches the worm.

Darren Tremblay: Near-Olympian or Phony?

Lucas Counts, Editorial Board Member – February 4, 2022

According to the United States Olympic Committee, over 1,362,000 people in the U.S. frequently play badminton.

Breaking the ice with Darby Marshall

Emma Decasa, Editorial Board Member – February 4, 2022

“Hockey is one of the most dangerous sports you could play,” Liberty freshman Darby Marshall said.

Dancing to the podium: Drill’s successful season

Vanshika Sindhu, Editorial Board Member – February 4, 2022

Crocs, high kicks, motivation, and hard work. All of these words accurately describe Liberty High School’s drill team.