List of 20 news stories.

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  Hopkins Predicts the NBA Finals

  Sam Cherry ‘23 Assistant Sports Editor
  With the 2021 NBA playoffs underway, the top sixteen teams are looking to secure a championship.
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  The Impact of Sports on Mental Health

  Hanna Jennings ’24 Assistant Sports Editor and Eli Ratner ’24 Assistant Sports Editor
  In recent years, mental health awareness has increased both at Hopkins and around the world. For many students, Hopkins’ Athletics program helps them cope with stress from school. For others, the school’s athletics requirement negatively impacts their mental health.
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  Fans Limited at Games Amid Covid-19

  Hanna Jennings ’24 Assistant Sports Editor
  Following a year of cancellations and restrictions, Hopkins’ student-athletes finally returned to interscholastic play on Saturday, April 10.
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  Spring Sports Soar Into Action

  Tanner Lee ’23 Assistant Sports Editor Sam Cherry '23 Assistant Sport Editor
  The spring season is finally here and so are sports!
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  Spring Sports Take On Other Schools

  Melody Cui ’23 Co-Lead Sports Editor Eli Ratner ’24 Assistant Sports Editor
  On April 5, after more than half a year of hybrid learning, the grey and maroon cohorts merged on campus.
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  Athletes of the Issue: Caroline Asnes: Fantastic Fencer

  Kallie Schmeisser ’22 Sports Editor
  Caroline Asnes ’21 has been a skilled and passionate power behind Girls Varsity Fencing for four years.
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  Athletes of the Issue: Kit Illick: Squash Sensation

  Tanner Lee ’23 Assistant Sports Editor
  “Kit Illick is a gentleman athlete and a top-level squash player,” according to Coach Whitney Stewart.
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  Athletes Reflect on a Disappointing Winter But Look Forward to the Spring

  Sophia Zhao ’23 Assistant Sports Editor
  Athletics at Hopkins have been quieter than usual this year with health and safety guidelines leading to strict limitations on practices and a lack of interscholastic competition.
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  Hopkins Weighs In on Mayweather-Paul Fight

  Tanner Lee ’23 Assistant Sports Editor
  On February 20, YouTube sensation Logan Paul and boxing legend Floyd Mayweather will face off in an exhibition boxing match.
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  RealTalk x Razor Sports: Sexism and Racism in Athletics

  Stories Gathered By Maeve Stauff ’21 Lead Sports Editor
  Continuing the series from last month, the Sports section is providing a forum for students experiencing racism and sexism in athletics at Hopkins.
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  Recruitment During the Pandemic: Hopkins Athletes Continue to Attract the Attention of Coaches and Sign Letters of Intent

  Anika Madan ’24 Campus Correspondent
  According to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), approximately eight million students participate in high school athletics, out of which more than 480,000 students compete as NCAA athletes.
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  RealTalk x Razor Sports: Sexism and Racism in Athletics

  Stories Gathered By Maeve Stauff ’21 Lead Sports Editor
  This month the Sports section is providing a forum for students experiencing racism and sexism in athletics at Hopkins. To find out how to submit to the RealTalk x Razor Collab, see the ad on Page 7.
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  Seniors Reflect on Their Sports Seasons Throughout Hopkins

  Sophia Zhao ’23, Assistant Sports Editor Hanna Jennings ’24, Campus Correspondent
  As seniors are starting to prepare for a new chapter in their lives, they are also reflecting on some of their favorite athletic memories during their time on The Hill, as well as their experiences in the unprecedented fall of 2020.
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  Starting the Conversation

  Kallie Schmeisser ’22 Sports Editor
  This past fall season, Varsity Field Hockey read a CNN article titled “WNBA superstar Sue Bird: ‘Women’s soccer players generally are cute little White girls’” in order to discuss and address race in athletics and how it affects Hopkins in particular.
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  Athletic Trainers Respond to COVID-19 With New Roles

  Sophia Zhao ’23 Assistant Sports Editor
  With regard to the global pandemic, Hopkins has designed the hybrid learning model to give students the best learning experience possible, with upgrades to facilities and technology infrastructure, as well as many new safety and hygiene policies and protocols.
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  Competitive Chess Continues to Thrive at Hopkins

  Tanner Lee ’23 Assistant Sports Editor
  Hopkins has long had its own chess club both for new players wanting to learn new strategies and for advanced players looking to sharpen their competitive skills.
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  Homecoming is Cancelled, But Activity Days Are On!

  Maeve Stauff ’21 Sports Editor
  With COVID-19 as the main concern, the Hopkins Athletics department, including coaches, advisors, trainers, and players, adapted to the new normal of sports seasons with no games or ability to compete for a championship.
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  Hopkins Student-Athletes Adjust to the New Fall Season

  Kallie Schmeisser '22 Sport Editor
  As Hopkins enters the 2020-2021 school year, with COVID-19 as the main concern, the Athletics program has had to adapt.

• 2019-2020 Hopkins Sports Wrap Up

  Compiled by Sophia Zhao
  The summary of all the sports played during Hopkins 2019-2020.
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  How the Coronavirus Affects the Business Side of Sports

  Tanner Lee '23 Assistant Sports Editor
  For the last two and a half months, professional sports seasons have been postponed or cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak.