Out of all of the sports at Woodside High School, the most well-attended by far is track and field. The beginning of the spring sports season often sees over a hundred students packed into head coach David Hartford’s classroom, all with different levels of commitment to the sport. Over the years, the team has garnered a reputation as a sport one plays to easily put PE credits on their transcript. Woodside World reporter Stefan Sujansky looks into how this year’s team is trying to change this stigma and what they’re season may look like.
New Season, Same Old Stigmas
Track and Field’s Attitude Heading Into a New Year
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About the Contributor
Stefan Sujansky, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Stefan Sujansky is a Co-Editor-in-Chief and second-year journalist with the Woodside Paw Print. Even though his year as Politics Editor has ended, he is still fascinated by the world of politics and international relations, and hopes to impart this passion to this year’s newsroom. After he finishes his education, he plans on using the interpersonal and organizational skills used in journalism to work either as a political staffer or diplomat abroad.