Writing about the basketball team is a touchy subject. As with any team, when you have fans, you have critics. And, from the sidelines, everybody is a perfect coach. In The Commentator, writers are fearful to critique—and maybe justifiably—because writers don’t have the same views as coaches.
People around YU think that women that want to play sports for Yeshiva should not be allowed to wear skirts (while competing). Sound weird? It should.
Yeshiva University Athletics is off to a great start this year, with the success of the volleyball and basketball teams being the highlights so far. However, there are some teams that seem to fly under the radar each year. Teams such as cross country, tennis, and golf do not play any of their matches on campus so students do not always remember that these teams even exist unless they grab our attention with victories or individual achievements.
2009 brought many improvements for the Yeshiva athletics program. Yet, there may be no team that has improved as much as men’s volleyball. With an improved 11-14 season record last year, the volleyball team finished with the second best record in all of Yeshiva athletics only to be outdone by the tennis team.
Anybody who spends time at the Max Stern Athletic Center knows of Stanley Watson. I first met Stan in my senior year of high school.
They say that golf is a game measured in yards but played in inches. “They” clearly have never played at the Caesarea Golf Club, located on Israel’s Mediterranean coast. Here, everything is just a little different.
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