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The Beacon

The Student Newspaper of Jackson-Reed High School

The Beacon

The Student Newspaper of Jackson-Reed High School

The Beacon

Sam Bigge, Sports Editor

  • 2024-2025: Junior Editor
  • 2025-2026: Sports Editor
All content by Sam Bigge

Win some, lose some

Sam Bigge and Grace Harscheid November 29, 2025

Boys Despite ending the season with a loss to St. John’s College High School in the quarterfinals of the DCSAA playoffs, the Tigers ended their season with a DCIAA championship and a stellar record. In...

Baseball ends year with loss in state final

Sam Bigge, Sports Editor June 11, 2025

After winning the DCSAA Championship in 2024, the Jackson-Reed baseball team fought hard but ultimately lost 2-0 to St. Albans in the 2025 Championships, after a dedicated and successful season. The...

Boys' soccer falls short in postseason

Boys’ soccer falls short in postseason

Sam Bigge, Sports Editor November 25, 2024

After turning around their regular season, the magic of the boys varsity soccer team ran out in the playoffs.  The team finished as semifinalists in the DCIAA playoffs and quarterfinalists in states....

Top three boys sports moments this year

Sam Bigge, Sports Editor June 11, 2024

1. Baseball team won state championship after walk off comeback:  This year, JR baseball reached the state finals for the fifth consecutive year after upsetting Gonzaga in the semifinals for the second...

Girls’ basketball looks to build momentum

Sam Bigge, Sports Editor December 18, 2023

For the better part of a decade, the Jackson-Reed girls’ basketball team has seen fairly limited success. But recently, their momentum has begun to change.   The Tigers have not won a DCIAA Championship...

Manager profile: Lillian Gallant

Sam Bigge, Sports Editor November 29, 2023

The position of a high school sports manager, someone who stands off to the side while the team performs and helps out with basics, is often overlooked. But ask most student athletes, and they’ll tell...

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