Proctor Academy - Sports Meds

Sports Medicine is one of those programs--like PAFD, jazz/rock (several alumni are professional musicians,) and other arts--that can directly shape a student's career. Curt Schilling's jury-rigged ankle and the Sox storybook World Series will only heighten interest in the subject. Below, Jenny plays the role of a compound fracture victim while Kaedi applies a splint:

Up at the fieldhouse, some students actively assist trained sports medicine practioners like Phil Hackmann. It's serious business. JV football hosted KUA yesterday.

The manner in which the Red Sox won the world championship yields a kind of euphoria only possible to those who have suffered.

This gang found time to enjoy the bench swing at the center of campus:

Anthony, too, has a compound frature of the tibia.

But with Emma's expert response, he's back on his feet in no time.

Jay, too. Phil looks for the big three: circulation, sensation (there would probably be plenty) and movement.

The real thing: Shannon gets her ankle wrapped before Wednesday's cross-country race.

Freshman phenom Bo Butler breaks open for one of his long runs in yesterday's victory.

Ransom pulls in a pass in the end zone.

Phil attends to Brooks' phalanges.

Brenda's homeboy: Johnny D leads off with a 4-bagger.

Foulke to Mientkiewicz! The Red Sox win!

Mike Koenig honors a bet by presenting Steve Wilkins with an immense Nestle's Crunch bar in today's assembly.