Lauren McElligott '29

Sports Writer

Hacky Sack Welcomes Connections Regardless of Skill

When the sack comes to you, you “stall it.” Then, you “drop it” to your foot for a “round the world” into a “scorpion kick.” Despite the perplexing terms, these moves, all a part of hacky sack, have become increasingly common around campus. The game provides a space for all kinds of students to be a little uncomfortable while trying something new. Though sack is not for everyone, the game gives students an opportunity to get to know and have fun with one another without their screens.

Coach Reddicks Keeps His Door “Open To All Students”

Athletic Director Lamar Reddicks is an organizer, an athlete, an advocate, a coach, and a father. He works tirelessly every day to improve student-athletes’ performance and well-being. As the coach of the Boys' Varsity Basketball team, he ensures that every game runs smoothly and that everyone is able to play to the best of their ability. As Athletic Director, he oversees team schedules, hires coaches, purchases uniforms, schedules game fields, and arranges transportation. He also attends annual and monthly meetings for NEPSAC and the ISL. A former basketball player himself, Reddicks still works like he’s in season, starting his day with a 6:00 am workout before most students wake up. Throughout the school day, he meets with parents, coaches, and students, attends meetings, and completes a wide range of responsibilities.