Posts Tagged ‘ baseball ’

The Lady Dragons’ notched their first win of the season against MSIT’s Seagulls. After losing three tough games the Lady Dragons rallied to bring home the win on April, 12th on our very own field. Was it the distinctive defense or the harmonious hitting of the Dragons that was a changing factor in this game? Read More »

With the winter season finished to an end and it’s only normal to be excited for spring season sports. Baseball a favorite spring time sport amongst many has been trying to become a team for three years, but sadly it looks as though they will have to wait another year before becoming apart of the Read More »

New Yorkers went wild after the New York Yankees won their twenty-seventh World Series. It took nine long years for the Yankees to claim their victory, and on November 4th, 2009, the Yankees did. Due to the Yankees great hitting, outfielders, basemen, and pitching, the Philadelphia Phillies walked away with a tragic loss. On October Read More »

After a long wait baseball is finally here. The students and athletic director have been trying their hardest to have a baseball team, and though it’s now a club, the hope is it will be a PSAL team in the future. Three years ago the school tried to start a baseball club, but unfortunately due Read More »

The six-year wait is finally over. American League team The New York Yankees finished the season with the best record with 103 wins and 59 loses… Not only did the team finish with an astonishing record, they also clinched the American League East Division. After sweeping the Minnesota Twins, The New York Yankees moved on Read More »

“No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance,” states Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. What? In other words, any opportunities available for boys must Read More »

Derek Jeter preparing to surpass Lou Gehrig’s record for the number of hits by a Yankee. All it took was a single to right field off Baltimore Orioles pitcher Chris Tillman in the third inning. Yankee Stadium was filled with over 46,771 people, at a game that is sure to be remembered by everyone. At Read More »