Joshua Singer, Print Editor-in-Chief
Senior Joshua Singer is elated to be returning as Print Editor-in-Chief in his fourth year on The Pitch. Josh began his career with The Pitch during the second semester of his freshman year as a staff writer before becoming Print Sports Editor his sophomore year and Print Editor-in-Chief his junior year. Josh generally writes for the sports and news sections and has covered topics ranging from WJ’s gender distribution in AP classes to school safety issues to profiles on athletes and coaches. As a junior, Josh co-created The Pitch Radio Network, which broadcasts WJ sports live at wjpitch.mixlr.com. This past summer, Josh attended the Medill-Northwestern Journalism Institute where he enhanced his journalistic skills with the goals of making his senior year his best yet and furthering his career aspirations in journalism. During his free time, Josh enjoys running, playing guitar and announcing sports.
![Junior Grant Levins sprints down the track. "I'm here to try out because I love the sport of track and field and I'm working on my 800 [meter] time. Just trying to get better," Levins said.](https://www.wjpitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/g82ehdhTRiNswrE8gfn0tL9VRz7fuAnaiIKPCaOI-1200x900.jpg)
![Girls' varsity lacrosse head coach Christina FItzpatrick has made a significant impact during her two-year tenure. Fitzpatrick has not only been the head coach, but a friend to many players. “One of the things that stands out about [Fitzpatrick is] she expects a lot, but she always has this silly, fun side. You have to have that balance of getting athletes to do stuff for you, but because they want to, and girls want to impress her and they want to work hard for her. At the same time we could have the girls running 300 Thursday and everyone will just be cracking jokes. It’s that work hard, play hard mentality,” Herdman said.](https://www.wjpitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_5353.jpg)
![Boys' lacrosse coach Jacob Anderson begins new journey taking the reigns as the new head coach for the Wildcats. Anderson has been an assistant coach for the Wildcats in years past. "I hope to form a lot of great friendships with the players, and be a role model that [they] can look up to and talk to when [they] need advice," Anderson said.](https://www.wjpitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/ajnbF3cTqMtwd3JMuk1LHuwtoCVQPP5sRr1L6yx6.jpg)
![Meghan Wilkinson joined the WJ community this year to be the new athletic trainer. “[I like] helping people and making athletes feel better and being able to perform quicker than they would if they didn’t have something to help them,” Wilkinson said.](https://www.wjpitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/7StneUhSDxu5ZqhPkgpTBZHi2m1z3s9N7A6zRpYv.png)
