Friday Night Lights 2022: Back in the Game
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Photos by Francis Huang and Shelley Yang Continue reading Friday Night Lights 2022: Back in the Game
This October, at the 17th Sudirman Cup, China claimed the cup title for a record-extending 12th time in a lengthy battle against Japan, winning 3-1 in the finals played to the best of five (“Team”). The Sudirman Cup is a biennial tournament … Continue reading China Wins the Sudirman Cup for a Record-Extending 
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The SASPD Track and Field team recently competed in a virtual meet with international schools around Asia. While COVID-19 restrictions have prevented traditional APAC meets, athletes were able to compete with SASPX’s team at the Pudong campus together. Final results … Continue reading SAS Pudong Track and Field: The Competition Begins
SASPD’s Varsity Cross-Country (XC) team has recently finished an unconventional athletic season. Coaches and students reflect on the highs and lows of the experience, given the context in which it occurred, and how it has differed from past years. Novel … Continue reading Varsity Cross-Country: Reflections on an Unconventional Season
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Losing to YCIS with a 25 point margin and watching their opponents wrap each other in triumphant hugs was not how SASPD’s junior varsity boys basketball team intended their day to start at SISAC. “Don’t talk about it,” said Justin Kuan ’22. But the tension didn’t last long. After struggling in another 24-52 loss against LFS, the team shone with high spirits. They were seen walking off laughing and slapping each other on the backs. It was perhaps that brimming positivity that helped them pull through in a 58-30 win over CISS later that afternoon, ending the day in 7th … Continue reading SISAC Basketball-A Saturday of Triumphs and Losses
From Friday, November 1st, to Sunday, the SAS-ISB Swim Invitational Meet was held at SASPD. 19 schools across Asia participated in this meet – one of the largest non-APAC swim meets that lasted for three days. SASPD came in second place with over 800 points while SASPX came in first with over 1200 points. Regardless of their school or age, everyone held anticipations and goals before this swim meet. Several freshmen for SASPD, however, shared their thoughts on what they were expecting. Sean Liu ’23 said, “I was excited to see excellent swimmers that I can learn from, specifically by … Continue reading Freshmen discuss anticipations for SAS-ISB Swim Invitational Meet