The art of being a multi-sport athlete
Siri Christopherson, Sports Editor
May 9, 2017
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
Imagine getting done with your school day at 2:16, heading straight to the track and field meet, sweating it out in the heat through the evening, hightailing it to your club soccer practice at 8:00, toughing it out strenuously until 9:30, and then going home to do your all your homework that’s due...
Finding balance: sleep, school, and sports
Felicia Yan, Staff Writer
March 27, 2017
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
Imagine getting home from school after your club meeting at 4:15, then getting ready to leave for practice by 4:30 to get to practice on time by 5:00. You have practice until 8:15, but don’t get home until 8:45. Then you need to organize and prepare for a volunteer event you have that weekend for 30...
Perpetuate that stick-with-it-ness for senior year
Siri Christopherson, Sports Editor
November 4, 2016
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
When you hear about a senior quitting a sport they’ve practiced for years, it’s easy to say that it’s their choice, that they shouldn’t do it if they won’t enjoy it—YOLO, right? Maybe. Perhaps, if you’re exceptionally tied up with school or other duties and simply can’t spare any time...
School vs. sports: how do we prioritize?
Sean Bates, Senior Writer
December 1, 2015
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
High school athletes around the world dedicate themselves to activities that go beyond the classroom, sacrificing their time, effort, money, and sleep in doing so. But is this sacrifice worth it? Do we reap the benefits of a greater purpose in athletics that the classroom just can’t provide? In the...
Discrimination in sports needs to stop
Sam Kelderman, Sports Editor
October 19, 2015
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
It’s the moment before game time. You hear the crowd cheering for your team. Excitement surges through your veins. You have visualized and analyzed every play and maneuvered through all potential issues that your team could face in the contest. Your training, work ethic and dedication to the sport...
Liberty coaches construct the perfect sports team
Boston Munro, Senior Writer
October 19, 2015
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
WIN-- that’s what every sports team strives for. However, very few can do it consistently. What separates winners from losers? How do you build the perfect sports team? These are the two underlying questions that Liberty coaches try to find the answers to. Many people fail to realize the tremendous...
Late release Wednesdays: an extreme burden on student athletes
Sam Kelderman, Staff Writer
June 2, 2015
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
You wake up and it’s 8:30 in the morning on a Wednesday. You feel satisfied and relaxed that you were able to have at least one day out of the week to sleep in and get the needed rest that you deserve. But then, a horrible thought crosses your mind: you have three exams today, and not only that, but...
Athletic funding is unbalanced, but is it really unfair?
Taylor Jackson, Sports Editor
June 2, 2015
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
Liberty High School has eighteen school-sanctioned sports (not including lacrosse or rugby, as they’re ‘clubs’ and not directly affiliated with the school), ranging from football to golf to swim. No matter what you’re into, whether it’s a high intensity game or something a little more laid...
Hawks fans: don’t forget the Moose
Sydney Hopper, Senior Writer
May 18, 2015
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
Navy Blue and fluorescent green fills my eyes. 12’s pop up everywhere I look. Flags decorated with “Go Hawks” fly proudly from car windows and roof tops. With two amazing seasons under their belt, the Seahawks have brought Seattle sports pride to what is seemingly an all-time high. But just...
Pastime, sport, or art?
Kenadi Browne, Staff Writer
May 18, 2015
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
Ask the person next to you if dance is a sport. You’ll likely hear several answers: dance is a sport because it’s athletic, or it’s not because it’s an art, or dance isn’t a sport at all because all ballerinas do is twirl on their toes. Dancers—and many non-dancers who think they’re allowed...
The Hawks aren’t just for sports fans anymore
Taylor Jackson, Sports Editor
May 14, 2015
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
Last year we watched as the Seahawks took Seattle—and the rest of the country—by storm. The team filled with rookies, fifth round picks, and the loudest stadium in the league blasted through regular season games and ultimately secured the Vince Lombardi Trophy, instilling immense pride and joy...
Stop arguing that your sport is harder
Ian Page, Senior Writer
May 14, 2015
Filed under Sports, Sports Opinion
Chances are you’ve been involved with a sports team here at Liberty, and with that involvement often comes competitive instincts and an instant perception of your sport versus others. Those who work hard at their particular sport often have a strong bias towards that sport and don’t understand...
How often do you go off campus for lunch?
- Never (38%, 58 Votes)
- Less than once a week, but at least once in the past (22%, 34 Votes)
- Nearly every day (18%, 28 Votes)
- Two to three times per week (13%, 20 Votes)
- Once a week (9%, 14 Votes)
Total Voters: 154
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