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The Hearth

The Hearth

The Hearth is Eaglebrook's student newspaper. It is published three times a year at Country Fair, Winter Carnival, and Commencement.

Country Fair 2023: JV1 Soccer

Country Fair 2023: JV1 Soccer

By Sangho Sun ’24 Article from the Country Fair 2023 Hearth Issue The JV1 soccer team at Eaglebrook School is a talented and passionate group of athletes under the guidance of Coach Trimbach-Rios and Coach Runk. Despite a challenging start to the season with several players dealing with ankle injuries

Country Fair 2023: Juniors Soccer

By Eric Hsu ’25 Article from the Country Fair 2023 Hearth Issue The Juniors soccer team is where new or returning players can further develop their skills. The players are situated in an encouraging environment where they can learn new tricks and move to play the fantastic game of soccer.

Country Fair 2023: Mountain Biking

Country Fair 2023: Mountain Biking

By Jaewon Lee ’25 Article from the Country Fair 2023 Hearth Issue Rocks, Roots, Mud, are the words associated with mountain biking. The rocks require you to have advanced techniques, the roots make your tires slip and slide, and the mud makes your bike all mucky and wet. Mountain biking

Country Fair 2023: Pickleball

By Tony Zhu ’25 Article from the Country Fair 2023 Hearth Issue Pickleball is a sport that mixes tennis and ping pong. It is a smaller version of tennis while using ping-pong-like paddles. This year there are 18 students in the pickleball team. Unlike most sports, pickleball at Eaglebrook is

Country Fair 2023: Thirds Soccer

By Alex Wang ’25 Article from the Country Fair 2023 Hearth Issue Soccer is a world-renowned sport that requires precision and stamina. Each day, the Thirds soccer players work hard to improve their skills. Practice starts at 3:15 p.m. after classes and ends at 4:30 p.m.

Country Fair 2023: JV2 Soccer

By Leo Wan ’24 Article from the Country Fair 2023 Hearth Issue Who would hesitate to join a welcoming group of humorous people? The unique culture of JV2, encouraged by cultural diversity and nurtured by the coaches and players, is best known for its relaxed atmosphere and student-led practice sessions.