Highlights From the Bronx Science Boys’ and Girls’ Indoor Track 2023-2024 Season

From the start to the finish line, Bronx Science athletes dominated Indoor Track.

Anayah Hogue, Staff Reporter • April 16, 2024

Juliette Bourrel ‘26 dominates jump hurdles with confidence and precision.

Congratulations to all of the athletes who competed in the Indoor Track PSAL City Championships! A special shout out to Benjamin Berman ‘26 for 5th place in the intersectional relay DMR, Rossitsa Petrova ‘25 for 5th place in Girls 3000 Meter run (Varsity), Rossitsa Petrova ‘25, Adriana St Clair ‘25, Claire Comisarow ‘25, and Gretchen Kamm ‘26 for 3rd place in Girls 4×800 Meter Relay Race.

A shout out as well to Zoe Levitt ‘25 (Varsity) for 1st and Madelyn Duong ‘26 (Varsity) for 3rd in Girls Pole Vault, Eliza Phua ‘24 (Varsity) for 2nd in Girl Shot Put 4k, Veronica Kanachova ‘24 for 1st in Girls 1500 Meter Mile Race Walk Relay, Benjamin Berman ‘26 (Varsity) for 3rd in Boys 1600 Meter Run, and Madigbe Kaba ‘24 (Varsity) for 1st in Boys High Jump!

About the Contributors

Anayah Hogue, Staff Reporter

Anayah Hogue is a Staff Reporter for ‘The Science Survey.' In terms of journalistic writing, she finds it appealing that journalism allows students to express their passions through writing. She likes music and traveling to places where she has never been to before. In college, Anayah plans on majoring in psychology and becoming a clinical psychologist after graduating.

Amanda Ro, Staff Reporter

Amanda Ro is a Staff Reporter and Arts & Entertainment Editor for ‘The Science Survey.’ Amanda finds journalism interesting because it allows writers to voice the truth and shed light on important matters. Journalism is also entertaining because it uncovers captivating stories and lets writers cover important events and make connections with people for a story. Amanda appreciates photography, as well, because photos can convey a powerful story. In her free time, Amanda enjoys running, reading, painting, listening to music, and traveling the world.

Chaiya Milowic, Staff Reporter

Chaiya Milowic is an Editorial Editor for ‘The Science Survey.' She enjoys debates and sharing and listening to others’ opinions. Although she finds objective writing interesting, she has always been drawn to the art of subjectivity and the room it leaves for interpretation and creativity. Writing has opened her eyes to new perspectives and beliefs. She has been working with cameras for years outside of school and finds journalistic photography to be a crucial element in articles. She finds it most appealing that a picture can seemingly tell a thousand words when taking journalistic photography. In Chaiya’s free time, she enjoys playing basketball, spending time with family, and creating new things whether they are paintings, poem, stories, or even a makeup look. In the future, she plans on pursuing a career in psychology, hoping to eventually earn her PhD and become a clinical psychologist. As writing has always been her main interest since childhood, she intends to continue writing and produce articles on her psychological findings in the future.

Lily Zufall, Staff Reporter

Lily Zufall is an Editor-in-Chief of ‘The Science Survey.’ To her, the most appealing part of journalistic writing is being able to walk the line between strictly informational writing and creative stories. Her favorite stories have been ones that allow her to explore New York City and do deep dives on small topics that interest her. She is a part of the track and cross country teams at Bronx Science, and participates in the biology research program. After high school, Lily hopes to pursue something in the environmental sciences, where she is hopefully able to use the writing skills she has learned on staff of ‘The Science Survey’ in conjunction with the other things she will learn.