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Joseph Sheh ‘18, Jamie Brennan ‘18, Conor Brennan ‘18, and Joseph Sheh (Far Right) pose with fellow senior teammate Henry Gruen ‘18.

The Best Things Come in Pairs

Myles Nowak, Staff Writer May 22, 2018

Two sets of 2 twins at 1 college – what are the odds? Both the Brennan brothers and the Sheh brothers have decided to go to Occidental College in California and run for the Men’s Cross Country team. All...

Ethan Cantrell: King of the Mound

Kellen Carr, Staff Writer May 20, 2018

Ethan Cantrell doesn’t hold the title of ace on the Seattle Prep baseball team, but his numbers sure do suggest that he can command the game and the zone.  Over 23.1 innings Cantrell walked just one...

Wage Gap Creates Inequality in Sports

Suzanna Graham, Staff Writer April 24, 2018

In the top 100 paid athletes worldwide, only one woman, tennis player Serena Williams, makes the list, ranking in the 51st spot. She makes a whopping €50 million less than soccer player Cristiano Renaldo,...

Athletes Taking Knee for Anthem Creates Needed Controversy

Athletes Taking Knee for Anthem Creates Needed Controversy

Kellen Carr, Staff Writer April 20, 2018

August 14, 2016-- a day social justice made one of its boldest appearances in sports. It was the first day Colin Kaepernick sat on the bench as the national anthem was performed before a game. His...

Rishi Daniels practices his jumpshot during intramurals. Intramurals gives Prep students a chance to compete on the court throughout winter.

Intramural Basketball gets Interesting, Intense

Mark McClean, Staff Writer February 26, 2018

Intramural basketball is quite possibly the most competitive thing that Prep has to offer. Happening at the beginning of lunch on most days, intramural basketball is a place when the prep community can...

The Girls Basketball team gears up for a game. The team finished 6th overall in State.

Pushing for the Postseason: Prep Winter Sports Recap

Kate Leahy, Staff Writer February 25, 2018

The season of winter sports is finally wrapping up as boys swim, girls bowling and boys and girls basketball have been making postseason appearances throughout the past month. The second-year girls...

Olympics Continue Amidst International Scandals

Suzanna Graham, Staff Writer February 24, 2018

What happened after the 2014 Sochi Olympics? The Russians were Putin their place. The  2018 Pyeongchang Olympics will begin on February 9th, with some noticeable changes within the games. Two of the more...

Seahawks Slide into Unsure Offseason

Kellen Kavanagh, Sports Editor February 9, 2018

It appears our beloved Seahawks are in dire straits. As Philadelphia prepares to parade the Lombardi Trophy down Broad Street just as Seattle paraded down 4th Avenue in 2014, Seahawks fans will be wondering...

Members of the Seattle Prep Bowling Team pose during a match. Prep Bowling is in its second season.

Girls Bowling Team Rolls Into a Second Season

Allison Kearney, Staff Writer January 9, 2018

Strike! Girls Bowling began in early November and with a year of experience they are ready for a great season. Last year’s coach, Mike Massoth, who also doubles as a boy’s baseball coach, has come...

Photo Gallery: Frosh Football Finishes Season Strong

Photo Gallery: Frosh Football Finishes Season Strong

November 8, 2017

Seattle Prep Frosh Football finished the season strong with victories over Roosevelt and a 42-8 season finale over Ballard.

Jaxon Woodward: Dual Sport Athlete, Dual Threat Quarterback

Mark McClean, Staff Writer November 2, 2017
“What makes Jaxon so special is not just what he can do with his arm, which is a lot, but also what he can do with his legs. Teams truly have to game plan to try to stop him.”

Seniors Reflect on Final Fall Sports Season

Suzanna Graham, Staff Writer November 1, 2017
The supportive nature of the team has created a fun successful environment for the team members
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