In this report:

Girl’s Volleyball, Girl’s Soccer, Golf, Girl’s Field Hockey

Girl’s Volleyball

by Hope Gouterman ’13

The girl’s varsity volleyball team has held off their competition well. So far, they remain undefeated, obtaining a record of 11-0.

“Every game is big, if we don’t go in with that winning attitude with energy and cheering, then you can win. You just have to work your hardest every play,” said junior Alex Holston.

In order to keep the winning streak, the girls will have to pull out a win from an also undefeated, Richard Montgomery on October 24. Also, they will have to beat Damascus on October 28 as well as Whitman on November 1.

Girl’s Soccer

by Jessica Carrera ’13

On Monday, October 24, the varsity Girls’ soccer team played BCC, a challenging opponent that always produces an intense and close game. Though Sherwood was first to score (goal made by freshman Lauren Woods), they ended up losing the game 2 to 1 after double overtime. Their record is now 8-3 overall and 3-1 in their division.

“[Sherwood] played a good game and the result could have gone either way. [It was] a good tune up for the playoffs this early for both teams,” said John Vukovich, the coach of the girls’ soccer team.

The next game will be the start of the playoffs. They play Westminster at home at 3:00 pm.

Golf

by Joey Lavoie ’14

Sherwood Warrior’s golf is currently 12-6 and is averaging 232 strokes per match. In Sherwood’s last match they shot a 222. Tommy Nakamura is leading the charge with a 43.3 stroke average. The golf season is now complete.

“I was really proud of our guys at Sherwood this year and had a great group. I will truly miss our seniors and they will be missed on the course and off. Tommy Nakamura is a great leader and player and we wish him the best in his future golf endeavors. I look forward to next season and working with our returning players,” said coach Chad Beswick.

  Girl’s Field Hockey

by Brendan Cudd ’14

The Sherwood Field Hockey team finished out the season with an outstanding record of 10-3.  In the game against Northwood the team showed how hard work and dedication pays off and shutout Northwood 9-0.  The team faced Einstein and was fighting hard and it played off and they won.  Then the team played Wheaton and had an outstanding win 7-0.

“We have won all our recent games. Most of the couple of games we have scored significantly higher than the opponent and in one game we won in a double overtime. We have proven ourselves to other teams throughout the county,” said senior Alex Mazzeo.