Sports

By Dongwoo Won

Sophie Cunningham’s comments on transgender athletes turned the WNBA into another front of a divisive political issue.

Issue 1, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Alexander Smelyansky, Saxon Rassner

A summary of the Knicks’ playoff run that ended the 53-year drought.

Issue 1, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Will Hajdu, Zamir Karim

How the world’s biggest sporting event promotes diplomacy, strengthens national identity, and elevates underrepresented nations on the global stage.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Jacoub Cekic, Nathan Lee

An overview of the Peglegs’s tumultuous 2026 season.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Arjun Basu

After three consecutive runner-up finishes and a 22-year wait for a league title, Arsenal survived a fierce season-long battle with Manchester City, overcoming constant pressure throughout the run-in before finally being crowned Premier League champions when City’s late slip against Bournemouth ended the race.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Ahmet Sarisen, Saif Iftikhar

With standout performances across the roster, the Stuyvesant Tigers completed a breakthrough season, reaching the semifinals for the first time in four years after an 11-game unbeaten streak and a historic win over Bronx Science.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Daniel Sokolovsky

Aiden Bailey’s commitment to Monroe marks both a personal milestone and a turning point for Stuyvesant football.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Logan Brown

A preview of the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, which is coming to Canada, Mexico, and the United States.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Alexander Smelyansky

As the World Cup approaches, hundreds of thousands of fans are attempting to figure out an additional cost to the games: transportation.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Nina Benson

What Cherie DeVaux’s Kentucky Derby win as the first female trainer reveals about the lack of female power in sports.

Issue 15, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Will Hajdu, Zamir Karim

The impact of proper sports nutrition on athletic performance and recovery.

Issue 15, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Ashley Mui

Sebastian Sawe made marathon history by breaking the two-hour barrier at the 2026 London Marathon.

Issue 15, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Logan Brown

The Celtics’ impressive performance this year was driven by great coaching and unlikely players stepping up into important roles.

Issue 14, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Alexander Smelyansky

New stadiums, of all sports and sizes, are popping up across the US, but many fail to include adequate transportation options.

Issue 13, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Anay Shandilya, Logan Brown

The Pro Football Hall of Fame’s inability to induct one of the greatest head coaches in NFL history tarnishes the organization’s reputation.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Josh Arthur, Saif Iftikhar

The Peglegs kicked off their season with a 4–3 victory over the reigning division champions Beacon High School.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Angelica Pan

The most intriguing topics in this current 2026 Major League Baseball season and how they will play out.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Janice Chen

Despite not winning the city championship, the girls’ badminton team has a lot to be proud of after an undefeated regular season and a deep playoff run.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Ahmet Sarisen

Through his discipline and composed mentality, sophomore Junjie Huang has emerged as a leader of the Runnin’ Rebels.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Anika Chandran

A look into how the Savannah Bananas are redefining baseball, one backflip at a time.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Jiho Lee, Krish Singhal

Meet sophomore Sid Shirke, who runs the 400-meter and 200-meter events for the Stuyvesant Track and Field team.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Elena Karaoglu

Stuyvesant’s varsity softball catcher Ramona Weinstein reflects on teamwork, growth, and the mental side of softball while sharing what makes the Renegades feel like a family.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Anay Shandilya

(One sentence summary of your article): Coming off another losing season, the Las Vegas Raiders begin their shift to a new and much more promising era as we consider their coaching changes and immense talent.

Issue 15, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Nathan Lee

Meet Jacob Mui, co-captain of Stuyvesant’s varsity baseball team, the Peglegs.

Issue 14, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Janice Chen

A look into this year’s Women’s March Madness tournament.

Issue 14, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Angelica Pan

A summary of the 2026 World Baseball Classic, in which Venezuela took the win over the United States.

Issue 13, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Janice Chen

A look into a few stories from the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Ashley Mui

After years of coming up just short, the Stuyvesant boys track and field team came back stronger this season to win the Indoor Borough Championship by a wide margin.

Issue 11, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Angelica Pan

A recap of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Volleyball season, and what to expect moving into the next season.

Issue 10, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Anay Shandilya

These are my personal picks for the NFL Honors awards that will be announced on February 5, 2026.

Issue 10, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By The Sports Department

The Spectator’s Sports Department predicts the outcome of Super Bowl LX, played on February 8 between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks.

Issue 10, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Anay Shandilya

The Warriors are in a tough position with a recent Jimmy Butler injury and a lack of help for point guard Stephen Curry, and must consider a rebuild.

Issue 10, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Will Hajdu, Zamir Karim

Shohei Ohtani has already cemented himself in history as one of baseball’s most unique talents.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Sophia Chen, William Chen

This year’s captains, juniors Carter Kuo, Ryan Soon, and Max Xiao, share how they started their Ultimate Frisbee journeys, what challenges the team faces, and how Ultimate Frisbee continues to shape their high-school experiences.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Janice Chen

A look into New York’s 2025 NWSL Championship.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Max Schwartz

A deep dive into the OKC Thunder’s unparalleled meteoric rise to success and how they got here, along with a glimpse into the future—we will probably have to get used to seeing the blue and orange in the playoffs.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Jiho Lee

The 2025-26 Formula 1 season was defined by intense championship battles, standout performances, and unexpected twists that kept fans on edge until the final race.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Erin Goggin, Rafael Zornoza

What’s in store for Stuyvesant’s varsity basketball team, the Storm? Delve into how team attitudes are shaping player performance this season.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Sophia Chen

As the Spartans adjust to a tougher division and an inexperienced roster, the season has become a test of whether individual achievements and accelerated training can compensate for limited varsity experience.

Issue 8, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Saxon Rassner

Discussing MVP candidates and who deserves to win it.

Issue 8, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Evelyn Lifton

How Alysa Liu’s gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics is changing history.

Issue 11, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Logan Brown

The World Cup always delivers unforgettable moments, but steep prices and poor management make the experience harder to justify.

Issue 1, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Will Hajdu, Zamir Karim

How the world’s biggest sporting event promotes diplomacy, strengthens national identity, and elevates underrepresented nations on the global stage.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Jacoub Cekic, Nathan Lee

An overview of the Peglegs’s tumultuous 2026 season.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Arjun Basu

After three consecutive runner-up finishes and a 22-year wait for a league title, Arsenal survived a fierce season-long battle with Manchester City, overcoming constant pressure throughout the run-in before finally being crowned Premier League champions when City’s late slip against Bournemouth ended the race.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Ahmet Sarisen, Saif Iftikhar

With standout performances across the roster, the Stuyvesant Tigers completed a breakthrough season, reaching the semifinals for the first time in four years after an 11-game unbeaten streak and a historic win over Bronx Science.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Angelica Pan

The most intriguing topics in this current 2026 Major League Baseball season and how they will play out.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Janice Chen

Despite not winning the city championship, the girls’ badminton team has a lot to be proud of after an undefeated regular season and a deep playoff run.

Issue 17, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
big image

By Ahmet Sarisen

Through his discipline and composed mentality, sophomore Junjie Huang has emerged as a leader of the Runnin’ Rebels.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Daniel Sokolovsky

Aiden Bailey’s commitment to Monroe marks both a personal milestone and a turning point for Stuyvesant football.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Logan Brown

A preview of the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, which is coming to Canada, Mexico, and the United States.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Anika Chandran

A look into how the Savannah Bananas are redefining baseball, one backflip at a time.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Alexander Smelyansky

As the World Cup approaches, hundreds of thousands of fans are attempting to figure out an additional cost to the games: transportation.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Jiho Lee, Krish Singhal

Meet sophomore Sid Shirke, who runs the 400-meter and 200-meter events for the Stuyvesant Track and Field team.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
big image

By Elena Karaoglu

Stuyvesant’s varsity softball catcher Ramona Weinstein reflects on teamwork, growth, and the mental side of softball while sharing what makes the Renegades feel like a family.

Issue 16, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Nina Benson

What Cherie DeVaux’s Kentucky Derby win as the first female trainer reveals about the lack of female power in sports.

Issue 15, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Will Hajdu, Zamir Karim

The impact of proper sports nutrition on athletic performance and recovery.

Issue 15, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Anay Shandilya

(One sentence summary of your article): Coming off another losing season, the Las Vegas Raiders begin their shift to a new and much more promising era as we consider their coaching changes and immense talent.

Issue 15, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Ashley Mui

Sebastian Sawe made marathon history by breaking the two-hour barrier at the 2026 London Marathon.

Issue 15, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Nathan Lee

Meet Jacob Mui, co-captain of Stuyvesant’s varsity baseball team, the Peglegs.

Issue 14, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Logan Brown

The Celtics’ impressive performance this year was driven by great coaching and unlikely players stepping up into important roles.

Issue 14, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
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By Janice Chen

A look into this year’s Women’s March Madness tournament.

Issue 14, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
big image

By Angelica Pan

A summary of the 2026 World Baseball Classic, in which Venezuela took the win over the United States.

Issue 13, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Alexander Smelyansky

New stadiums, of all sports and sizes, are popping up across the US, but many fail to include adequate transportation options.

Issue 13, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Anay Shandilya, Logan Brown

The Pro Football Hall of Fame’s inability to induct one of the greatest head coaches in NFL history tarnishes the organization’s reputation.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Josh Arthur, Saif Iftikhar

The Peglegs kicked off their season with a 4–3 victory over the reigning division champions Beacon High School.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
big image

By Janice Chen

A look into a few stories from the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Issue 12, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Ashley Mui

After years of coming up just short, the Stuyvesant boys track and field team came back stronger this season to win the Indoor Borough Championship by a wide margin.

Issue 11, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026
big image

By Evelyn Lifton

How Alysa Liu’s gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics is changing history.

Issue 11, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Angelica Pan

A recap of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Volleyball season, and what to expect moving into the next season.

Issue 10, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Anay Shandilya

These are my personal picks for the NFL Honors awards that will be announced on February 5, 2026.

Issue 10, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By The Sports Department

The Spectator’s Sports Department predicts the outcome of Super Bowl LX, played on February 8 between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks.

Issue 10, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Anay Shandilya

The Warriors are in a tough position with a recent Jimmy Butler injury and a lack of help for point guard Stephen Curry, and must consider a rebuild.

Issue 10, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Will Hajdu, Zamir Karim

Shohei Ohtani has already cemented himself in history as one of baseball’s most unique talents.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Sophia Chen, William Chen

This year’s captains, juniors Carter Kuo, Ryan Soon, and Max Xiao, share how they started their Ultimate Frisbee journeys, what challenges the team faces, and how Ultimate Frisbee continues to shape their high-school experiences.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Janice Chen

A look into New York’s 2025 NWSL Championship.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Max Schwartz

A deep dive into the OKC Thunder’s unparalleled meteoric rise to success and how they got here, along with a glimpse into the future—we will probably have to get used to seeing the blue and orange in the playoffs.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Jiho Lee

The 2025-26 Formula 1 season was defined by intense championship battles, standout performances, and unexpected twists that kept fans on edge until the final race.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Erin Goggin, Rafael Zornoza

What’s in store for Stuyvesant’s varsity basketball team, the Storm? Delve into how team attitudes are shaping player performance this season.

Issue 9, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Sophia Chen

As the Spartans adjust to a tougher division and an inexperienced roster, the season has become a test of whether individual achievements and accelerated training can compensate for limited varsity experience.

Issue 8, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Saxon Rassner

Discussing MVP candidates and who deserves to win it.

Issue 8, Volume 116

|| 2025-2026

By Dongwoo Won

Sophie Cunningham’s comments on transgender athletes turned the WNBA into another front of a divisive political issue.

Issue 1, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027

By Alexander Smelyansky, Saxon Rassner

A summary of the Knicks’ playoff run that ended the 53-year drought.

Issue 1, Volume 117

|| 2026-2027