Spikeball at Staples

Max Bibicoff, Staff Writer|June 2, 2015

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Max Bibicoff, Staff Writer

A long time Westportian, Max Bibicoff ’16 is very excited to finally write for and become a part of inklings.

Bibicoff enjoyed spending seven weeks...

This fall, Staples Players is bringing the holiday spirit to life with the captivating production of “Elf the Musical.” From Nov. 14 -17 and Nov. 21-23, the Staples community can enjoy a glimpse of Buddy the elf’s whimsical world through his ventures outside the north pole in search of his biological dad. With cast lists already released, suspense and anticipation have been running high around the school as the Players prepare for a festive adventure.

Pictured right, Seamus Brannigan '26 as Buddy the Elf struts across stage to greet Beck Fipp '27

Staples spreads holiday cheer with Elf: The Musical

This sandwich has turkey, fresh mozzarella, spinach, onions and oil and vinegar toasted on multigrain bread. It is Andi Jacobs ’26’s daily sandwich order.

The Sandwich Coordinator, a new position at Staples, adds menus to the Sandwich line

Retreat Sweets has a wide variety of mochi donut flavors that vary every week.

Retreat Sweets Contributes to Westport desert scene

Staples High School has over 1700 students and 200 faculty members, each with interesting facts about them, from playing six sports, to dreaming about going to space, to having held a Guiness World Record.

Discovering Interesting Facts At Staples

This was the girls’ eighth straight game against Ridgefield ending in a tie.

Staples battles Ridgefield in girls’ soccer

Staples fell to New Canaan by a score of 2-0 in the girls’ soccer FCIAC semi finals; after falling out of FCIACs, the Wreckers will look to bounce back in the state tournament. (Photo by William Murray '25)

Girls’ soccer bows out of FCIAC tournament, focus shifts to states

Many student-athletes are forced to choose one path: Staples teams or club teams.

Pressure to prioritize: the challenge between choosing high school or club sports

Staples football sporting their normal helmets. Many professional players and high school athletes feel that wearing a guardian cap during practice will ensure better safety for the players during the real games. (Photo by Katherine Phelps '25)

Guardian caps: can they keep football players safe?

The Saint Joseph Cadets handed the Staples girls’ soccer team their first loss of the season in a 4-1 contest. (Graphic by William Murray '25)

St. Joseph hands girls’ soccer first loss of season

Bar selection in Staples Cafeteria with limited Clif Builder's Bars alongside an expansive amount of granola bars.

Ditch the Clif: Staples students deserve better protein bars in the cafeteria

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