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Sports
It’s Comeback Season: Lindsey Vonn’s Triumphant Return
Lindsey Vonn makes a triumphant comeback and becomes the oldest female skier to make the World Cup podium.
Sports
Risen from the Ashes: A Summary of the Phoenix’s Impressive Season
By Jack Cao
As the epitome of resilience, the Stuyvesant’s girls’ varsity basketball team secured first place in their division against all odds.
Sports
PSAL All Access: The Road to Sports for All
By Eli Lifton
It’s been 2 years since the PSAL introduced its All-Access Program. What does it mean to teams and players?
Sports
Who are the Beasts?
A summary of the 2024 season for the Beasts, Stuyesant’s boys’ varsity volleyball team.
Sports
We Need One Mascot
By Ava Quarles
Stuyvesant needs one mascot, and it doesn’t have to be the Peglegs.
Sports
Reviewing the Runnin’ Rebels
Despite starting four freshmen and struggling with a lack of height, the Rebels showed unwavering determination and gave it their all on the court this season.
Sports
Playing a Sport Where Nobody Wins
Behind all the smiling team photos, in-action shots, and glimpses of sportsmanship, some experience a dark side of sports.
Sports
The Greyducks Keep Quacking
By Evan Wong
The leadership of the talented and supportive captains of the team, combined with the strong work ethics and boundless potential of the runners, means a very bright future for the Greyducks. Picture request: Group Photo of the Greyducks
Sports
How to Get Big Shoulders
By Duncan Park
Meet Josephine Yoo, captain of the girls’ varsity swimming and diving team!
Sports
Pressure and Positivity: How the Vipers Made Their Comeback Season
An overview of Stuyvesant’s girls’ fencing team 2024 season and the changes they made that led them to an almost perfect season.
Sports
Keepin’ Balls Out
By Duncan Park
Meet Tejas Siddaramaiah, goalie of Stuyvesant’s boys’ lacrosse team!
Sports
The Greyducks Are Molting Their Feathers
By Tahlia Jamir
Following an injury-ridden winter season, the Greyducks are learning from their mistakes and striding towards a happier, healthier spring season.
Features
The Untold Story of Stuyvesant Track and Field Star Maurice Silverman (‘68)
By Ada Gordon
Maurice “Mo” Silverman (‘68), former “Athlete of the Year” and Track and Field captain, reflects on his athletic journey through and beyond Stuyvesant, recounting how his fierce determination and work ethic in sports opened opportunities for him.
Sports
How Tough? Stuy Tough?
The 2024-2025 season summary for Stuyvesant’s varsity wrestling team, the Spartans.
Sports
Grace, Grit, and Gold
Meet Shayna Wilson, member of the Stuyvesant girls varsity gymnastics team, the Panthers!
Sports
Leading the Cobras with Passion and Precision
Meet Andy Xian, captain of the Stuyvesant boys varsity fencing team, the Cobras!
Sports
Standing on Unfinished Business: The JV Peglegs Rebuild to Dominance
The 2024 Stuyvesant JV Peglegs overcame the loss of key players from the previous year, ultimately exceeding expectations with a 5-1 record as a result of strong leadership, innovative coaching, and a balanced offensive and defensive game plan.
Sports
Back Again: The Penguins Win City Champs for the Second Year in a Row
By Tahlia Jamir
The Penguins defended their title as City Champs through hard work and dedication.
Sports
The Course of the Vixens
The Vixens dominated their regular season and advanced to playoffs for a phenomenal season.
Sports
Boys’ Épée Fencers Charge their Way to Gold
By Ethan Lijin
Despite less-than-ideal circumstances, the Stuyvesant boys’ fencing team rose to claim the throne as épée champions.
Sports
Limitless Lady Lobsters
By Nina Benson
A summary of the Stuyvesant girls’ varsity tennis team’s season
Sports
On Par with Greatness
By Stefan Broge
The Penguins defended their title as City Champs through hard work and dedication.
Sports
Serving, Smacking, and Smashing Balls
Meet the captain of the girls’ table tennis team, Cindy Ye!
Sports
The Stuyvesant Storm Strikes Again
By Eli Lifton
Despite the record, the Storm have had a generally successful season and the future is bright.
Sports
Dominating the Sea: The Pirates Parted the Waters to Become City Champions
The boys’ swimming and diving team scored big in their recent 2023-2024 season, becoming city champions and “Division A” high point scorers, as well as featuring individual records and awards and showing a true extension of Stuyvesant’s hard work in academics to success in sports ability.
Sports
Captains of Change: Redefining Stuy Athletics
Meet Ava Quarles and Kaeden Ruparel, longtime Sports editors of The Spectator and superstar captains of their respective sports teams!
Sports
Wrestling to the Top
By Christopher Shen, Haowen Yan
The Spartans are back with a renewed roster and even more determination to be at the top of their division.
Sports
Bowling Over the Competition
By Kai Russell
Despite a second-round playoff exit, the Stuyvesant girls’ varsity bowling team made major strides in a season that saw them place first in their division.
Sports
Resilient Mimbas Remain Optimistic After an Early End to Their Fall Season
By Jack Cao
Despite a season that ended prematurely, the Stuyvesant Mimbas showed a lot of character in their campaign and are still looking set for the future.
Sports
A New Elective: Foundations of Sports
By Ava Quarles
A new elective called Foundations of Sports may be introduced to Stuyvesant this spring semester, teaching leadership skills through athletics.
Sports
Foiled Again!
By Frederik Schutz, Yashna Patel
Meet Jonathan Wun, all-star fencer of the Stuyvesant Cobras!
Sports
The Penguins Plunge Into Victory
Coming off a playoff loss last season, the Penguins, Stuyvesant’s girl’s swimming and diving team, are eager and determined to take the chip and win the PSAL championships this year.
Sports
Comradery: The Secret Ingredient
By Tahlia Jamir
As the Stuyvesant girls’ junior varsity volleyball team ends their season, it’s evident that it is their companionship helping to push them over the edge.
Features
The Untold Story of Stuyvesant Track and Field Star Maurice Silverman (‘68)
By Ada Gordon
Maurice “Mo” Silverman (‘68), former “Athlete of the Year” and Track and Field captain, reflects on his athletic journey through and beyond Stuyvesant, recounting how his fierce determination and work ethic in sports opened opportunities for him.
Sports
Who are the Beasts?
A summary of the 2024 season for the Beasts, Stuyesant’s boys’ varsity volleyball team.
Sports
Pressure and Positivity: How the Vipers Made Their Comeback Season
An overview of Stuyvesant’s girls’ fencing team 2024 season and the changes they made that led them to an almost perfect season.
Sports
Keepin’ Balls Out
By Duncan Park
Meet Tejas Siddaramaiah, goalie of Stuyvesant’s boys’ lacrosse team!
Sports
The Greyducks Are Molting Their Feathers
By Tahlia Jamir
Following an injury-ridden winter season, the Greyducks are learning from their mistakes and striding towards a happier, healthier spring season.
Sports
How Tough? Stuy Tough?
The 2024-2025 season summary for Stuyvesant’s varsity wrestling team, the Spartans.
Sports
It’s Comeback Season: Lindsey Vonn’s Triumphant Return
Lindsey Vonn makes a triumphant comeback and becomes the oldest female skier to make the World Cup podium.
Sports
Risen from the Ashes: A Summary of the Phoenix’s Impressive Season
By Jack Cao
As the epitome of resilience, the Stuyvesant’s girls’ varsity basketball team secured first place in their division against all odds.
Sports
Wrestling Their Way to the Top
By Duncan Park
Meet Ushoshi Das and Emili Lok, two stars of the wrestling team!
Sports
Chasing Gold
Following a third-place finish at the Manhattan Borough Championships, the Greyducks enter the outdoor season with clear goals in mind.
Sports
Serving, Smacking, and Smashing Balls
Meet the captain of the girls’ table tennis team, Cindy Ye!
Sports
We Need One Mascot
By Ava Quarles
Stuyvesant needs one mascot, and it doesn’t have to be the Peglegs.
Sports
Reviewing the Runnin’ Rebels
Despite starting four freshmen and struggling with a lack of height, the Rebels showed unwavering determination and gave it their all on the court this season.
Sports
Grace, Grit, and Gold
Meet Shayna Wilson, member of the Stuyvesant girls varsity gymnastics team, the Panthers!
Sports
The Stuyvesant Storm Strikes Again
By Eli Lifton
Despite the record, the Storm have had a generally successful season and the future is bright.
Sports
Dominating the Sea: The Pirates Parted the Waters to Become City Champions
The boys’ swimming and diving team scored big in their recent 2023-2024 season, becoming city champions and “Division A” high point scorers, as well as featuring individual records and awards and showing a true extension of Stuyvesant’s hard work in academics to success in sports ability.
Sports
Leading the Cobras with Passion and Precision
Meet Andy Xian, captain of the Stuyvesant boys varsity fencing team, the Cobras!
Sports
Captains of Change: Redefining Stuy Athletics
Meet Ava Quarles and Kaeden Ruparel, longtime Sports editors of The Spectator and superstar captains of their respective sports teams!
Sports
Standing on Unfinished Business: The JV Peglegs Rebuild to Dominance
The 2024 Stuyvesant JV Peglegs overcame the loss of key players from the previous year, ultimately exceeding expectations with a 5-1 record as a result of strong leadership, innovative coaching, and a balanced offensive and defensive game plan.
Sports
Wrestling to the Top
By Christopher Shen, Haowen Yan
The Spartans are back with a renewed roster and even more determination to be at the top of their division.
Sports
Playing a Sport Where Nobody Wins
Behind all the smiling team photos, in-action shots, and glimpses of sportsmanship, some experience a dark side of sports.
Sports
Back Again: The Penguins Win City Champs for the Second Year in a Row
By Tahlia Jamir
The Penguins defended their title as City Champs through hard work and dedication.
Sports
The Course of the Vixens
The Vixens dominated their regular season and advanced to playoffs for a phenomenal season.
Sports
Boys’ Épée Fencers Charge their Way to Gold
By Ethan Lijin
Despite less-than-ideal circumstances, the Stuyvesant boys’ fencing team rose to claim the throne as épée champions.
Sports
Limitless Lady Lobsters
By Nina Benson
A summary of the Stuyvesant girls’ varsity tennis team’s season
Sports
On Par with Greatness
By Stefan Broge
The Penguins defended their title as City Champs through hard work and dedication.
Sports
Bowling Over the Competition
By Kai Russell
Despite a second-round playoff exit, the Stuyvesant girls’ varsity bowling team made major strides in a season that saw them place first in their division.
Sports
Resilient Mimbas Remain Optimistic After an Early End to Their Fall Season
By Jack Cao
Despite a season that ended prematurely, the Stuyvesant Mimbas showed a lot of character in their campaign and are still looking set for the future.
Sports
A New Elective: Foundations of Sports
By Ava Quarles
A new elective called Foundations of Sports may be introduced to Stuyvesant this spring semester, teaching leadership skills through athletics.
Sports
Foiled Again!
By Frederik Schutz, Yashna Patel
Meet Jonathan Wun, all-star fencer of the Stuyvesant Cobras!
Sports
The Greyducks Keep Quacking
By Evan Wong
The leadership of the talented and supportive captains of the team, combined with the strong work ethics and boundless potential of the runners, means a very bright future for the Greyducks. Picture request: Group Photo of the Greyducks
Sports
The Penguins Plunge Into Victory
Coming off a playoff loss last season, the Penguins, Stuyvesant’s girl’s swimming and diving team, are eager and determined to take the chip and win the PSAL championships this year.
Sports
Comradery: The Secret Ingredient
By Tahlia Jamir
As the Stuyvesant girls’ junior varsity volleyball team ends their season, it’s evident that it is their companionship helping to push them over the edge.
Sports
The Final Whistle: The Mimbas’ and Their Bittersweet Defeat in Playoffs
The girls’ soccer team compensated for lost starters, making it to playoffs, showcasing their unparalleled team chemistry and work ethic.
Sports
PSAL All Access: The Road to Sports for All
By Eli Lifton
It’s been 2 years since the PSAL introduced its All-Access Program. What does it mean to teams and players?
