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Winter abounds with exciting opportunities for sporting adventure – There are a huge variety of hobbies worth exploring in the greater Princeton area during winter and while many involve snow, not all do, so take advantage of the cold weather and get outside! My personal favorite activity is skating on Lake Carnegie, right off of Washington road, in downtown Princeton. When the white flag is flying on top of the boathouse, it alerts the community that the ice is safe to skate on. In fact, it means the ice is about 6 inches thick…
Williams takes athletics in new direction – Director of Athletics, Tim Williams, is a new addition to the PDS community. He comes to us from Louisville Collegiate School in Kentucky, where he spent nine years as Director of Athletics and Head Boys’ Basketball Coach. “The schools themselves and the cultures are very different, but in a good way,” said Mr. Williams…
Athlete of the month: Davon Reed – Over the past three years, junior Davon Reed has raised the PDS basketball program to a new level. His 26 points and 11 rebounds in the season opener against the Solebury School clearly demonstrate his elite athletic ability. However, it is not impressive statistics alone that distinguish Reed. Rather, it is his attitude and leadership, that he brings to every practice and game, that make him an exceptional player…
PDS works to combat concussions – Are you one of the many PDS students who will suffer from a concussion this year? There have already been 13 concussions this year out of an expected 25 to 30. A concussion is a serious injury to the brain or spinal cord, caused by a fall or violent collision, and is often hard to detect immediately. Concussions are particularly common among athletes, and frequently go unnoticed until these players suffer another head injury in addition the initial one, and are then required to remain on the sidelines for months…