Football: Despite missing several key starters, Choate dominated an Andover team that looked overmatched from the first play, beating them 50-8. Choate took an early lead with two long touchdown passes from quarterback Jack Maley ’19, and never gave it up. The game looked close in the second quarter afterRead More
Lani Uyeno ’19 is the reigning New England Player of the Year and Girls’ Varsity Volleyball co-captain this season. In her sophomore year, Uyeno played a large role on the team that would eventually win back-to-back New England Championships. Recently, she sat down with staff reporter George McCabe ’20 toRead More
Being picked as the best athlete in New England for your sport is a difficult feat to accomplish. However, two Choate athletes, Lani Uyeno ‘19 and Shane Sweitzer ‘18, have won the award in their respective sports, Volleyball and Football, during the fall term. As the Choate volleyball team libero,Read More
Girls’ JV Volleyball suffered a tough loss to Taft after staging a huge comeback in the final three sets. Both teams entered with stellar records, but one of Choate’s losses came earlier in the season to Taft, falling 3-0 at Taft. Heading into the second matchup against Taft, Choate wasRead More
Immersing yourself into a new community can be a intimidating and challenging task, but for new faculty member Mr. Filipe Camarotti, the transition into life here at Choate was near seamless. Entering his first year at Choate, he is currently coaching Girls’ JV Volleyball and plans on coaching Boys’ VarsityRead More
Boys’ Soccer: Boys’ Varsity Soccer is young and has plenty of room to grow, but it seems poised to have a great season. Co-captain Zach Lopes ’18 is the leader of the team’s defense this year, while newcomer Brendan Kish ’19 will likely add to the team’s offense on theRead More
On October 5, Girls’ Varsity Volleyball’s won 3-0 against Loomis at the Dig Pink charity game, marking the Boars’ sixth win of the season. The money raised through the game went to the Side-Out Foundation for breast cancer research. Team captains Liv McCulloch ’17 and Jackie Kluge ’17, along withRead More
