Remember the Archie Comics? The franchise got a new reboot with the Riverdale series. The comic books, falling out of popularity, attempted to modernize their brand with more diverse characters and a new...
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Despite starting off the season being somewhat lethargic, the men’s water polo team is improving with each game they play, according to head coach David Lieberman. Lieberman believes the team was...
The Oracle’s monthly Q & A with an athlete that was nominated by the Sports editors and voted on by South students.
Senior attack Danny Dragman started playing water polo as a junior and is now...
The men’s swimming and diving team has experienced early success by winning both of their first dual meets and coming in first in both of their invites. The team beat GBN in a dual meet, 115-68. Head...
The Oracle’s monthly Q & A with an athlete that was nominated by the sports editors and voted on by South students.
Finishing off her third year of varsity swimming, junior Connie Chrones hopes...
The women’s volleyball team is beginning the season with an exciting and successful start, according to head coach Katie Hoover. The team currently has a 16-6 record, including wins over Loyola and...
The men’s volleyball team is hoping to bump, spike and set themselves up for another state appearance this season, according to head coach Tim Monahan. Last season, the team went 29-12 and finished fourth...
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