By: Marisa Brown Imagine: you’re at the final point of a grueling tennis match. Your opponent rips a great shot back at you, you prepare to strike back when suddenly, mayhem. The […]
The Condition of JCHS’s Tennis Courts
Tennis Legends Serena Williams and Roger Federer Leave the Courts Forever
By: Hayden Levine After winning 20 or more grand slams, Serena Williams and Roger Federer have announced their retirement from professional tennis. Serena Williams played for 27 years, winning 23 grand slam […]
One of the Most Successful Spring Sports Seasons at JCHS
By: Christine Infantolino This spring sports season simply put has been a stand-out season. The baseball, boys and girls lacrosse, softball, tennis, and track teams have all been successful thus far entering […]
Four Years of Reflection
By: Sabrina Russomanno At first glance, some may believe that I am incredibly sure of myself: calm, cool, and collected. However, my memories of my introduction to high school contradict this statement. […]
Tennis: A Modern American Misconception
By: Sabrina Russomanno In the modern era, professional sports and athletics themselves, have grown to be one of the American public’s favorite pastimes. Whether it be Sunday Night Football, March Madness, or […]
JCHS Tennis Team Wraps Up Their Season
By: Ashvin Nagarajan The James Caldwell Tennis Team has reached the end their season as they finalized many of their division matches against tough opponents. The team’s overall record was 9-8, with […]
Optimistic about this Year’s Team
By: Nick Lim As the weather begins to warm up, Caldwell’s spring sports have sprung into action. The Caldwell Chief’s tennis team has not been the most popular or strongest team throughout […]
Chiefs tennis
By: Jake Mulick As the Lady Chiefs’ tennis team heads toward the pinnacle of the 2013 season, they cannot help but look back at some of the key moments during their […]
The Caldron 