It’s highly improbable that a coach at The Baldwin School came on board without having played sports themselves. However, not every coach knew that coaching would be their profession.
Elizabeth...
Most people avoid running, and some even view it as a punishment. But for Nina Heverin-Alvarado ‘26, running has always brought her a sense of joy. What others see as exhausting or painful, she views...
Since beginning her volleyball career in seventh grade, Ambea Nmah ‘26 has risen to co-captain of the Baldwin School’s varsity volleyball team for her final 2025 season. When teammates and coaches...
Compassionate, supportive, and positive — these are three words often used to describe Sabrina Cohen ‘26. Since playing soccer from a young age, Cohen has discovered the value of team bonding and finding...
At Revolution Fencing Center (RFC), all of my teammates agree that fencing is one-of-a-kind: it's a combat sport that requires coordinated attack-and-defense actions between two opponents.
Fencing...
During a week full of school, daily sports practices, and studying, few people would think about fitting in an extra workout. But Olivia Stankiewicz-Goldsmith ‘25 does, and she consistently embodies...
Addison Milner ‘25 began playing softball at age four. If it hadn’t been for a chance conversation at a Baldwin Pancake Breakfast event nine years ago, she never would have started to play competitively.
“One...
Nature, especially water, is unpredictable: the weather and currents along the Schuylkill River demonstrate just that. Nevertheless, there’s always a group of people both motivated and willing to conquer...
Squash player. John and Hank Green superfan. Fighter.
All these words describe Baldwin squash co-captain Eugenia Li ‘23. As one of the leading figures on our nationally-ranked team, Li has successfully...
Everybody has that one random activity we learned as a kid. Maybe your mom put you in a kiddie class to make friends, or you were testing the waters to see what hobby you wanted to pursue. Or maybe you...
Everyone needs something or someone to turn to when they are stressed out by the seemingly endless demands of high school, family, or friendships. For Maddie Davis ‘23, her outlet is one of the places...
Be the “glass half-full person.”
You’ve probably heard this saying at least once, yet, in truth, many people struggle to live by this motto. However, one person that has strived and succeeded...
