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Spring Sports Photo Gallery

Boys’ Ultimate, Track and Field, Baseball, Lacrosse
Byline photo of Steven Cao
Byline photo of Yoni Zacks
Steven Cao and Yoni Zacks
June 6, 2024
Max Yousha ’24 and the rest of the Boys’ Ultimate team defeated Southwest 15-7 in the final game of the regular season on May 23. The Bears went on to place second at the D2 State tournament. (Yoni Zacks)
In a stirring night matchup at Mini Met Stadium between the Blake Bears and the Jordan Hubmen, Jesse Posada ‘26 had a slow start at the mound but delivered for the Bears when it mattered. His pitching and perseverance helped lead the Bears to a thrilling 6-4 victory over the Hubmen. (Steven Cao)
Alex Cracraft ’27 prepares to throw the disc during the matchup against Southwest on May 23. (Yoni Zacks)
Donavan Schall ’24 battles against Eden Prarie. (Steven Cao)
Grayson Okoronkwo ’24 competes in the 100 meter event at the IMAC Track and Field Championships (Steven Cao)
Alex Mithun ’28 competes in the 4×200 relay at the IMAC Track and Field Championships. (Steven Cao)
Graham Bennett ’26 and Zach Barkwell ’28 compete in the 1600 meter event at the IMAC Track and Field Championships. (Steven Cao)
In a match against Armstrong, Charlotte Palmby ‘25 shoots on goal while being contested by two defenders. Palmby and the Bears won this matchup 19-9 (Steven Cao)
In a non-conference matchup between the Blake Bears and the Eden Prairie Eagles, Theo Liddicoat ‘27 and the rest of the team fought hard, but the Eagles were simply too dominant. The Bears fell 0-14 at the Gordy Aamoth stadium. (Steven Cao)
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Steven Cao
Steven Cao, Managing Editor
My name is Steven Cao and I am a sophomore. I started writing articles for Spectrum during freshman year and I am an editor this year. I've previously edited the "Things To Do" Page. I am currently the Copy Editor and edit both the Sports and Variety pages. Outside of school, I enjoy playing tennis competitively and reading DC comics.  My favorite part of being in Spectrum is being able to communicate and work with others.
Yoni Zacks
Yoni Zacks, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Hi! My name is Yoni Zacks, and I am a senior (wow!). I am a Co-Editor-in-Chief and the Online Editor. I also edit the front and opinion pages. I have been writing for Spectrum since the first cycle of my freshman year, and this is my fourth semester as an editor. I have always loved to read the newspaper, and I'm so excited that I get to write for one! Outside of Spectrum, I like to watch sports (Go Canucks Go!), play tennis, and discuss politics. I also contribute periodically to TC Jewfolk!