athletes – Arlingtonian Student Newsmagazine

Playing the Mental Game

Greta MillerSeptember 7, 2021

Columnist discusses how to balance mental health and athletics. BY GRETA MILLER, '23. Sports are a huge part of American culture. Fans love attending spo...

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ARL Athletes: Sam Cannon and Adrienne Wachtman

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardNovember 15, 2019

Athletes Sam Cannon and Adrienne Wachtman discuss the fall season and how they balance being three-sport athletes

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ARL Athletes: Abby Reisz and Garrett Junk

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardSeptember 20, 2019

Athletes, Abby Reisz and Garrett Junk, share their stories of injury and success through their fall sports. By Molly Mitchell, '20 SOPHOMORE ABBY REISZ One...

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Play Like a Girl

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardMarch 21, 2019

Female athletes discuss playing on predominately mens' teams

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Losing Track

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 7, 2018

Athletic department considers locations for track team this spring

Sports

National Letter of Intent Day

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardNovember 16, 2018

13 student athletes sign contracts with their future universities By Molly Mitchell, '20 Athletic director Tony Pusateri quiets a crowd of supportive parent...

News & NotesSports

Brewing Trouble

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardNovember 13, 2015

By Maeve O’Brien, ‘16 Over the past few years, there seems to have been a shift in the drinking culture among athletic teams. In the past and in the media, h...

Sports

Under Pressure

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 5, 2014

UAHS athletes should not put injuries on the backburner

Op/Ed

Stars in Sochi

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardFebruary 28, 2014

Favorite athletes from Team USA gave it their all at the 2o14 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia

Sports

No Pain, No Gain

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardOctober 22, 2013

Physical impairments need to be taken seriously, but will not hold athletes back

Sports

Running their own show

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 15, 2009

Cross country runners in South-Western City schools fought the odds when a levy cut their district's funding, eliminating extracurricular activities—but not their dedication

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