The Stuyvesant Spectator Sports Department

The Stuyvesant Spectator Sports Department Welcome to the official page of Sports Department of The Stuyvesant Spectator, “The Pulse It receives no funding and is uncensored.

Welcome to the official page of Sports Department of The Stuyvesant Spectator, “The Pulse of the Student Body.”

We cover everything Stuyvesant High School athletics, including all 33 of its PSAL varsity teams and its talented student-athletes, as well as local New York sports in our columns. We are made up of three editors, a couple of columnists, and a small, but proud and hard-working

group of beat writers who travel throughout the city to cover Stuyvesant's athletic competitions after school and on weekends. Follow us on Twitter (, http://twitter.com/stuyspecsports) to receive live updates from selected Stuyvesant athletic competitions as well as up-to-date news on in-season teams. Any questions or comments can be addressed to [email protected] and information about how to send in a Letter to the Editor can be found below. Current Stuyvesant students can apply to become a member of the Sports Department staff at any point in the school year by completing the application at http://stuyspectator.com/application/sports/.


------------------
About The Spectator:

The paper was founded in 1915 and is the official Stuyvesant High School newspaper. It is a bi-weekly publication that is run completely by Stuyvesant students. It is independent of any other organization, such as the Student Union or school administration. All printing is paid for by subscriptions and advertisements. It is accessible to all parties and is available at no cost. The Spectator has been independent of the school administration, both in terms of funding and prior review since 1998, when the school administration briefly shut down the paper. As a result of this, we developed a formal written charter and the policies of financial and editorial independence. The newspaper staff is composed of 12 departments, six writing and six non-writing. Each member of the newspaper staff, consisting of over 250 students, works for one or two of the 12 departments. The writing departments include News, Features, Opinions, Arts & Entertainment, Sports and Humor. The non-writing departments include Photography, Art, Layout, Copy, Business and Web Development. Together with the Managing Editor and Editor in Chief, the Department Editors comprise the Editorial Board, the backbone of The Spectator. The Editorial Board, which meets daily in The Spectator Journalism class, makes most of the decisions that affect The Spectator. These decisions include content selection/changes, voicing opinions through Staff Editorials, and managing work flow. The Spectator, most importantly, is an open forum for the Stuyvesant High School community. We report on issues that affect our school and aim to do so with the best of our ability, while maintaining the highest levels of journalistic integrity and excellence. We welcome and encourage Letters to the Editor, which can be sent to [email protected] or be put in our mailbox in the mail room on the second floor.

Love talking about, watching, or playing sports? Join the Spectator Sports department! Talk and write about your favorit...
13/03/2017

Love talking about, watching, or playing sports? Join the Spectator Sports department! Talk and write about your favorite team or sport and get involved in professional and/or Stuy sports!

Recruitments are in the library 3/16/17 and 3/17/17

14/02/2017

The goal of The Spectator, the school newspaper of Stuyvesant High School, is to inform the Stuyvesant community, including students, teachers, administrators and parents, of the significant events and issues pertaining to the school.

With MLB spring training starting this week, see how teams and players were affected this offseason as writer Jeremy Rub...
12/02/2017

With MLB spring training starting this week, see how teams and players were affected this offseason as writer Jeremy Rubin analyzes big moves in the league and how they will impact the upcoming season.

The goal of The Spectator, the school newspaper of Stuyvesant High School, is to inform the Stuyvesant community, including students, teachers, administrators and parents, of the significant events and issues pertaining to the school.

05/02/2017

With Super Bowl LI less than two hours away, read about the keys to success for both the Patriots and Falcons according to writer Max Onderdonk.

http://www.stuyspec.com/sports/super-bowl-li-tale-of-the-tape

The goal of The Spectator, the school newspaper of Stuyvesant High School, is to inform the Stuyvesant community, including students, teachers, administrators and parents, of the significant events and issues pertaining to the school.

05/02/2017

Stuyvesant's boys' indoor track team prepares for the Borough Championships tomorrow, February 5. Writer Nikki Daniels analyzes the team's performance up to this point in the season, with City Championships on the horizon.

Save our fields.
02/11/2016

Save our fields.

We smiled as we laced up our cleats and took our positions on the field. It was good to be back, to start fall ball after a long summer break. We often take the space for granted, but we appreciate Pier 40’s familiarity and the opportunities it gives us. What we didn’t know on that

26/10/2016

Congratulations to the Penguins, Stuyvesant's girls swimming team, for finishing the regular season 10-0 and being ranked the first seed entering the playoffs! Come through to the first floor pool on Friday, October 28 to see your team in the quarterfinals!

A collection of pictures taken by Stuyvesant's Krystal Lara as she competes in the 2016 USA Olympic Trials!
27/06/2016

A collection of pictures taken by Stuyvesant's Krystal Lara as she competes in the 2016 USA Olympic Trials!

22/06/2016

Five Stuyvesant students were awarded with the 2015-2016 PSAL Wingate award - the award given to the best athlete of the year in their respective sport;
Aaron Glas - Boys Swimming
David Song - Boys Table Tennis
Krystal Lara - Girls Swimming
Neil Vyas - Co-ed Golf
Samuel Greenberg - Boys Cross Country

06/06/2016

This season, Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors made history when they broke the National Basketball Association (NBA) record for the most wins in a season with 73, topping the famed 72-10 record of the 1996 Chicago Bulls, led by Michael Jordan. Curry scored 402 three pointers this season,…

Stuyvesant's best kept secret?http://www.stuyspec.com/sports/a-hidden-treasure-stuyvesants-rowing-club
29/05/2016

Stuyvesant's best kept secret?

http://www.stuyspec.com/sports/a-hidden-treasure-stuyvesants-rowing-club

While most Stuyvesant clubs congregate in empty classrooms after school, safe on dry land, the Stuyvesant Rowing Club heads down to Pier 40. There, under the guidance of the Village Community Boathouse, they take several boats out on the Hudson River, sometimes working with other people who come to…

Address

Chittagong Division

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when The Stuyvesant Spectator Sports Department posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to The Stuyvesant Spectator Sports Department:

Shortcuts

Share

Category