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The Hotchkiss Record

The Record is a student-run bi-weekly print newspaper with daily digital presence on pressing issues and events inside the Hotchkiss community and around the globe.

The Hotchkiss Record

The Record is a student-run bi-weekly print newspaper with daily digital presence on pressing issues and events inside the Hotchkiss community and around the globe.

The Hotchkiss Record

Sergio Ramos hoists the UCL trophy after Real Madrid defeated Liverpool in the final by a 3-1 margin.

Manchester City Looks to Dethrone Real Madrid, the “Kings” of Champions League

Sean Ye ’25 April 27, 2023

The UEFA Champions League (UCL) has been the world’s most prestigious club soccer competition since its inception in 1955. As of April 22, only four teams remain in the 2022-23 Champions League. The...

March Madness Returns, More Unpredictable Than Ever

Katie Qian ’26, Staff Writer April 13, 2023

March Madness is back! The term “March Madness” refers to the NCAA Division 1 Men’s Basketball Tournament. This tournament features 68 teams, all vying to survive the eliminations to be crowned national...

Varsity Rowing practices on the ergs at the beginning of the spring season.

Varsity Rowing Flourishes Under New Head Coach Wayne Berger

Sahil Annamaneni ’24, Staff Writer April 13, 2023

Varsity Rowing Team, entering its second year of competition, is gearing up for a busy season new Head Coach Wayne Berger. This season is the first led by Coach Berger, who was previously on the school’s...

Wilson marks a player while playing with her club team.

Kathryn Wilson ’23 Aims to Lead Lacrosse to Victory

Julian Zhang ’26 April 13, 2023

Kathryn Wilson is a three-year Senior from Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts. She has played lacrosse all three years. Wilson is co-captain of Girls Varsity Lacrosse and is committed to play at Tufts...

Girls Varsity Tennis practices at Witt Academy in Merida, Mexico.

Teams Return Prepared from Spring Break Preseason Trips

Ben Wistar ’26 and Julian Zhang ’26 April 13, 2023

During Spring Break, the Varsity Lacrosse, Track & Field, Tennis, Baseball, and Sailing teams all traveled for preseason training trips. Varsity Track & Field The Track & Field team traveled...

Players and coaches locked arms as co-captain and Team One Love head Will Groot ’23 delivered a pregame speech.

Boys Varsity Basketball Holds Charity Game for One Love Foundation

Sahil Annamaneni ’24 March 2, 2023

Despite suffering a heart-breaking loss to #4 Avon, Boys Varsity Basketball was successful in supporting the One Love Foundation at its dedicated game on February 15. Yeardley Love was a student-athlete...

Special Olympic swimmers, staff, and club board members gather at Hixon Pool.

Teams Unite to Raise Funds for Special Olympics

Daniel Zhang ’26, Website Manager March 2, 2023

In front of a packed audience at the Hixon Pool, swimmers from the school and Choate mixed together to race in relays and cheer on each other—a rare sight. On February 18th, before a meet against Choate,...

George Weinstein ’24 dekes a Trinity-Pawling defenseman during a game.

Tulsa Hockey: Good Vibes And the Ties That Bind

Ben Wistar ’26 March 2, 2023

“It’s about the long term relationships that we build over the years,” Head Coach Michael Fitzgerald said. Boys JV Hockey, or as you’re more likely to hear it called, Tulsa, occupies a special...

Popularity of Sports Betting Surges After Legalization, But Concerns Persist

Popularity of Sports Betting Surges After Legalization, But Concerns Persist

Rayeef Rahman ’24 and Dylan Ah Now ’25 February 16, 2023

Sports betting has been a popular pastime for decades, and its popularity is only increasing. In the past, individuals who wanted to place a bet on a sporting event had to visit a casino or sports betting...

Russian and Belarussian Flags Banned at Australian Open

Russian and Belarussian Flags Banned at Australian Open

Katharine Ellis ’26 February 16, 2023

In an unusual move at the Australian Open, Tennis Australia, the national governing body of the sport, banned the display of the flags of Russia and Belarus. The move followed an incident in which a Russian...

Competitions Highlight JV & Non-Male Wrestlers

Competitions Highlight JV & Non-Male Wrestlers

Julian Brown ’25 and Virginia Wood ’25 February 16, 2023

Avon Old Farms hosted two “JV Jams” on Wednesday, January 25 and Saturday, January 28. These competitions were designed to help JV wrestlers gain match experience against one another. Varsity &...

Coincidence Reunites 1991 Squash Team

Sean Hwang ’26 February 16, 2023

Players from the 1991 Boys Varsity Squash team, the last squash team at the school to win the NEPSAC championship, reunited on campus on Saturday, January 14 to commemorate their championship. Last summer,...

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