By: Evan Shi Grade 12 My varsity hockey team’s senior night is coming up and for it, the other seniors and I have to create a trifold with photos illustrating our hockey experience over the years. I spread out four years of team photos on the table in our living …
Read More »The Role of Parents in Youth Sports
By: Elle Shi Grade 7 At the school game, when the cheering is so loud that you can barely hear the game, parents often have the loudest voices in the bleachers. However, their influence on their kids, both good and bad, can shape the competition, success, and even failure of …
Read More »More Than a Political Conflict: How wars affect national sports teams
By: Elle Shi, Grade 7 International sports events are supposed to bring countries together through friendly competition and teamwork. However, recent wars and global conflicts have begun to affect national sports teams and their ability to attend major events such as the Olympic Games, the Winter Olympics, the FIFA World …
Read More »What Makes a Sport Niche?
Caption: Curling is generally considered a niche, high-skill "hidden gem" sport that gains mainstream attention only during the Winter Olympics.
Read More »Winter Olympics: One of The Most Common Mistakes Explained
Caption: Countless skaters have been falling on the poorly-maintained ice at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.
Read More »The Unmentioned Miracle Assist by #8 USA Hockey Player, Zach Werenski
Caption: Zack Werenski makes a game-changing pass to Jack Hughes
Read More »Frankenstein’s Dream: How 3D-Printed Organs Are Making the Impossible Real
By Sofia Pan, Grade 8 You’ve probably heard the story of Frankenstein—a scientist who created a hideous creature from dead matter. But that story might no longer be fiction. Instead of stitching corpses, researchers today are printing hearts and building living organs from scratch—this time, for a good cause. Here’s …
Read More »NASA’s Study of Our Oceans and What They’re Doing With The Data
Caption: Picture of the Earth’s horizon and cloudy ocean from a NASA satellite.
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