Graphic by Sesame Gaetsaloe/ The Choate News This summer, inspired by nationwide protests against police violence and systemic inequality, Choate students turned to social media to share their accounts of racism at Choate. An often overlooked aspect of these stories is the role that race and inclusion play in sportsRead More

This summer, inspired by nationwide protests against police violence and systemic inequality, Choate students turned to social media to share their accounts of racism at Choate. An often overlooked aspect of these stories is the role that race and inclusion play in sports on campus.  Mr. Charlie Fuentes, one ofRead More

This year, 22 of Choate’s varsity athletes have committed to play a sport in college. Many of these students had found opportunities to connect with college coaches during the spring and summer months of their sophomore and junior years. Athletes who have endured the college-recruiting process often agree that itRead More

The switch to virtual learning had not just affected students in the classroom but on the field as well. How are athletes keeping their bodies in shape and maintaining their skills while being stuck at home and unable to get within six feet of another person? Over the past coupleRead More

Although Ryan Zambie ’20 joined campus just last fall, as a post-graduate, he has already made an immense impact on Boys’ Varsity Basketball. Zambie leads the team in assists and typically guards the opposing team’s best player on defense. Additionally, not only has Zambie excelled as the team’s starting pointRead More

On December 18, Meagan Best ’20 and Nicolina Tessitore ’21 competed in the under-19 U.S. Squash Open, at Drexel University. Best upset the #2 seed in the semifinal match and won a silver medal for her performance in the tournament.  Best went into the tournament hoping to finish in theRead More