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by Sophie Wertman The swim team has had a great season with everyone improving and overall having fun; getting to know each other while staying active. Our team showed positivity, perseverance, community and support at the Island Championships and were able to boost each other up when in need. Although our team is mostly younger and less experienced and they compete against even against bigger, older and more experienced teams, they still show better skill and technique. Even

Team faces tough opponents in Mid Island Playoffs by Ever Wirth The start of the Junior Boys Soccer season was evenly matched, with a win against the Brentwood B team and a loss against Kelsey. In the game against Brentwood A, everyone tried their hardest but we lost 5-0. With Islands coming up very soon, the Junior Boys felt ready to face any team. The team works together during games, helping each other and talking to make good plays. Mr. Langdon coaches them to be good tea

by Rachel Skinner and Juliana Lange We are excited to share positive progress on the possible start of a Badminton Team at GISS. Over the past few weeks, we have been working toward making the desire for a badminton team a reality. We recently approached Mr. Mason with the idea of coaching the team. At this meeting, he challenged us to a game of singles or doubles, where if he said that if we won, he would coach the team. Our next step is to gather interest from students thr

Badminton Bringing a badminton team to our schools' Athletic Program is something that could bring a big impact to our school. A lot of...

Senior Girls The Senior Girls' Volleyball Team battled hard over the September 26th and 27th weekend in their second tournament of the season. It was filled with learning, growth and fun. Over the course of the event, every single player showed improvement both individually and as a team. Their captain Maraika Mcconchie stated that “In this tournament we only had two subs, which was exhausting but gave everyone a chance to play and work on their mistakes. Overall, we still ha