There’s a bullet that we’ve somehow managed to dodge for lo these many years as a family. But this week it hit. We got the word from our all-star soccer team coach that a big tournament game had been scheduled on Sunday morning at 8 a.m.
If you read Bob Lipsyte’s essay about faith and football that I posted yesterday, you might wonder about the wisdom of this decision by the
The great Bob Lipsyte, former New York Times columnist, and young adult novelist extraordinaire, has a terrific essay about the Super Bowl on The Nation’s
…of the 2006 St. Andrew’s Boys Cross Country team is here. The state champs are pictured here. Both girls squads won state championships as well.
I listen to sports radio, and sometimes during football season, the newscasts are one long injury report. Someone has pulled a hamstring. Someone has tweaked
The eyes of the sports-loving world were focused on the Bullis School in Potomac, Md., on Saturday morning for the Metropolitan Athletic Conference’s Junior Varsity
If you visit the blog much, you know that I am under the illusion that I have something useful to say about youth sports. Almost
Elizabeth Kaeton has raised an interesting issue at her blog, Telling Secrets, about the Sunday morning competition between churches and sports leagues. I’m both a
This weekend, Barry Bonds surpassed Babe Ruth by hitting his 715th career home run. He is now 40 homers behind Hank Aaron, baseball home run
I had to take a blog break last week to work on a research project. I hope to be offering much more regular updates this