by Hannah Jacobson Blue skies, sun shining, the slam of a mitt closing, the wind from a bat swinging, the dust cloud from a player sliding. This can only mean one thing: spring has officially sprung, and along with it, sports. After a long winter without school sports, The Leffell School 2021 season began on
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You Can Never Be Too Healthy in a Time of Crisis
By Andrew Bosworth Push-Up Sit-Up Run Bike Squat Lift. Athletics Director Scott D’Ottavio said that, in these unprecedented times, all of these activities are crucial to maintain one’s health. All Leffell School athletics are currently postponed until students return, but they may wind up being canceled. Even if sports do continue during this school year,
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First Annual SW Homecoming
By Sara Greenberg Schechter Westchester’s Athletics Committee organized SW’s first ever homecoming this past Sunday, October 7, featuring all of SW’s Fall athletics teams. Many excited students and faculty attended the event to support our school and show off their Schechter “ruach.” “It’s good spirit! We had a lot of people cheering the volleyball team
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Boys Varsity Soccer Season In Review
Defying any doubts that graduating nine players last year would weaken Schechter Westchester’s Boys Varsity Soccer team, the Lions this season advanced further than ever before in Schechter Westchester soccer history, ultimately ending the season as state runner-ups. Ranked first in the league, first in the region and second in the state, some are calling
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Meet the Coaches
Whether it’s in person, in the newspaper, or in the Daily Bulletin, athletes receive tremendous amounts of praise after a victory. However, those figures who played a role in reaching that victory off the field receive little acknowledgment. A coach can make or break a team, but their efforts and impact on the team are
