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Brian Wilk ’19 and Dylan Honig ’19 talk upcoming basketball season and more.

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Wreckers dominate in senior night victory

Wreckers dominate in senior night victory

“I Feel Pretty” inspires audiences to have self confidence

Annual Touch a Truck event brings smiles to children’s faces

Annual Touch a Truck event brings smiles to children’s faces

Staples boys' volleyball defeats Ludlowe

Staples boys’ volleyball defeats Ludlowe

Reviewing Ice Cream in Fairfield County

Reviewing Ice Cream in Fairfield County

Because not all students have access to weight sets, coaches have offered workouts that do not require equipment or that only require household items like a chair. They must get creative to see the same gains that they would be making back in the weight room.

Staples athletes adapt to virtual workouts

Just as the shortened volleyball season came to an end, school was closed, leaving the field house doors locked and the boys’ volleyball season in jeopardy.

Club sports postponed until Jan 19 causing disappointment in athletes

As of Nov. 17, the CIAC has postponed winter sports until Jan. 19, which can potentially be pushed back further depending on Connecticut’s COVID cases in the following months.

CIAC winter sports decision distressing, yet necessary

The CIAC delayed the winter sports season until Jan. 19, 2021 after a rise in COVID cases statewide to ensure the safety of all students.

CIAC postpones the winter season until Jan. 19

The girls’ basketball team finished their 2019-2020 season with an overall record of 18-2. After losing five seniors, this team has been working hard this off season to have another dominant season.

Winter sports athletes respond to CIAC announcement

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Brian Wilk ’19 and Dylan Honig ’19 talk upcoming basketball season and more.