Boys Lacrosse Falls in State Quarterfinals

by Chase Sondike ‘26 An exceptional season for boys lacrosse came to an end with a loss in the Maryland 3A state quarterfinals against Marriotts Ridge in a heartbreaking 9-8 defeat. The Warriors were trailing throughout the whole game, but towards the end started to make a push and left it all out on the field. They had the opportunity … Read More

Another Appearance at Semifinals for Girls Lax

by Emma Link ‘27 A great season for the girls lacrosse team ended with a loss of 16-6 in the Maryland 3A state semifinals against Howard County’s Marriotts Ridge. The game started evenly between both teams. After the first quarter ended, Marriott Ridge quickly took the lead and kept it throughout the entire game. The Warriors held their heads high, … Read More

Baseball Makes Run To State Championship

by Andrew Fenner ‘27 The Warriors have steamrolled their opponents in their first couple of postseason outings, triumphing 7-1 over both Atholton and River Hill, the latter being the team that knocked Sherwood out of contention the previous season. This win gave them the regional title. In the state quarterfinals matchup, Sherwood pummeled Arundel 6-1. Sherwood has remained dominant all … Read More

Softball Competes for Back-to-Back State Wins

by Molly Schecter ‘27 Girls softball team has again astonished everyone with a regular season record of 15-0 before losing their first game in the county championship, falling to Northwest 10-9 in extra innings. Undeterred, the Warriors re-focused and had a brilliant run in playoffs, making another appearance in the state championship on Friday, May 23. After a bye in … Read More

Sherwood to Debut First Mascot in Fall 2025

by Rachel Themistokleous ‘26 For the 2025-2026 school year, Sherwood will be getting its very first school mascot. The idea has been talked about for a very long time but never came to fruition. However, when a student approached Athletic Director Jason Woodward with the idea and actually volunteered to be the mascot, the idea took a big step towards … Read More

To Play or Not in College?

by Maya Dorsam ‘27 Only six percent of high school athletes go on to play at NCAA schools of any level. This low figure is mostly an indication of the high distinction of excellence at the collegiate level, but it is also the result of the reality that playing requires high school student-athletes to consider many factors before deciding to … Read More

Softball Looks To Repeat as State Champions

by Molly Schecter ‘27 Last year, the girls’ varsity softball team clinched the 3A Maryland State championship with a thrilling 6-5 victory over Linganore. The game extended into extra innings, after junior pitcher Reagan Corb sealed the win by hitting a walk-off with two runners on base. Amazingly, Sherwood softball has won a total of eight state championships, including a … Read More

Fantastic Playoff Run Ends in 3A Title Game

by Andrew Fenner ‘27 At the beginning of the season, there were no clear-cut expectations for how the boys basketball team would perform. With a whole new group of starters for the program, most thought this year would be somewhat of a “rebuild.” But the Warriors quickly shook off the uncertainty and any doubts, going undefeated through their first eight … Read More

Warriors Basketball Takes Home Regionals

by Andrew Fenner ‘27 Coming into this Thursday’s regional finals game, Blake and Sherwood were 1-1 in their matchups against each other this season. In their first contest, Sherwood took the win at home over a then undefeated Blake team, with the final score being 74-69. When the two teams met again in February, Blake pulled away with a 68-59 … Read More

Warriors’ Record Reflects an Incredible Season

by Andrew Fenner ‘27 The outlook on the boys basketball season was uncertain in the preseason. In an interview with Coach Tom Sheahin in early December, he talked about the players who graduated from last year’s talented team. Sheahin said losing so many key players was a setback, “but I think we’re just as good, if not more talented.” Looking … Read More