The phrase “Anything can happen” came to fruition in the dying moments of Seattle Prep Football’s upset win against the historically strong O’Dea squad.
When COVID cases started rising in Washington State, Governor Jay Inslee took action by limiting activities that would put people at risk of contracting the virus. Many people transitioned to working from...
During these strange times, many people have felt isolated. With sports being restricted, there are fewer outlets for students to exercise in particular. After spending long periods of time cooped up indoors,...
Being at home has tested students fitness motivation. As much as many like working out, it can be difficult to find workouts that are fun and engaging. Many all-time favorite workouts are dance ones, so...
Covid-19 has taken a significant toll on people’s mental and physical health, so how do some teachers stay in shape? Some use a Peloton bike.
For those unfamiliar, Peloton is a studio cycling bike...
Seattle Prep teachers from the Health and Exercise Department have risen to the challenge of navigating online classes with a variety of creative and engaging solutions. With the first semester being almost...
Eighty of anything is a lot, but eighty triathlons? That is insane! Ms. Ritchie is a Health and Exercise Science Teacher at Seattle Prep, and she is also a successful, committed athlete. Testing endurance,...
Every year colleges judge student-athletes based on their athleticism and skill in their respective sports. Although sports seasons were and are canceled indefinitely, Colleges still found ways to determine...
November 11th, 2020 marks a very important day for three Seattle Prep seniors—Nick Kuebler, Maddie Mooney, and Tamia Stricklin—signing day. The recruiting process for these athletes ranged from roughly...
Sports have been one of Prep’s biggest losses with the pandemic, and many student athletes have been eager to resume their favorite activities. As for now, the WIAA (Washington Interscholastic Activities...
Before COVID, cheering and shouting could often be heard a couple of blocks away from a sports field. This spring, the fields went quiet and still due to COVID, though they are finally coming back to life...
