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By Mia Eskin '27
This has been an incredible season for the GOA Varsity Girls Volleyball Team. The team is made up of thirteen athletes and their coach, Ms. Endlich. By Reese Silberfein ‘27
The Golda Och Academy Girls Varsity Soccer team finished the season with a record of 7-4 (7 wins and 4 losses) earning an impressive second place in the Colonial League. By Sam Kishelev ‘26 and Brady Godufsky ‘26
Many teams have exceeded their expectations halfway through the NFL season, while others have failed. Though the playoff picture appears to be what was expected, surprise comebacks and triumphs have propelled some teams to the top and pushed others to the bottom (at press time). By Noah Stoch '27
This past U.S. Open, history was made, on both the male and female sides of the net.Starting on the women’s side, Coco Gauff, the number six ranked female player became the second youngest American to win the U.S. Open behind Serena Williams at 19 years old. By Joey Sherman '28
Before the NFL season began, the Jets were possible Super Bowl contenders with Aaron Rodgers playing the in starting quarterback position. By Henry Sacks ‘26
The new Golda Och Academy Golf Club is up and running! In order to make this club possible, Golda Och has partnered with Essex County Country Club (ECCC) located in West Orange, N.J. By Paul Raskin ‘27 (Middle School Contribution)
With the conclusion of the 2022-23 National Football League season, there have been many trades, signings and player changes. The top NFL teams heading into the 2023-24 NFL season have reason to be excited for the start of play in August. By Sam Kishelev ‘26 and Isaac Sharret ‘26
Following the 2022-2023 National Football League season, football fans wait in suspense for next season to begin with the explosive draft class and trades on the horizon. By Doron Finkel ‘24
NBA All-Star Domantas Sabonis has recently converted to Judaism. According to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Rabbi Erez Sherman of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles holds regular Zoom study sessions with Sabonis, a Lithuanian-American who is committed to deepening his understanding of Judaism. Sherman, a Conservative rabbi who also hosts the sports podcast “Rabbi on the Sidelines,” revealed that Sabonis is highly focused on his Jewish studies. By Isaac Sharret ’26 and Sam Kishelev ‘26
The 2022-23 National Football League’s (NFL) season was an especially impactful one, with many key moments that could have a permanent influence on future NFL seasons. |
EditorsArielle Karni Archives
March 2025
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