by Reid Duvall ‘27 Sherwood faced their biggest test of the season as the vaunted Quince Orchard Cougars traveled down 108 on October 9. In last season’s matchup, the Warriors posed the closest regular season matchup against the Cougars in years, as a second half surge by Sherwood came up short in a 35-28 defeat. This year in another matchup … Read More
by Owen Smith ‘27 Boys soccer looks unstoppable on the heels of a eight-match win streak as of October 15, casting aside early season doubts following an 0-2 start. The Warriors, with a 8-2 record through October 20, have fought relentlessly and showed fearless determination for each and every win, including two improbable overtime victories vs. Paint Branch and Quince … Read More
by Charlie Weigand ‘27 After falling in the regional final against Atholton last season, girls soccer looks to bounce back this season and make a run for the regional title and beyond. While the team lost key seniors to graduation from the last season, a core of multi-year starters remained and have led the team to a current record of … Read More
by Cara Farr ’27 Girls volleyball once again has plowed through their season, only dropping two sets in their first 11 games of the season. Last year, the Warriors finished 14-2, and all six of their starters from that squad have returned for this season. For the past couple of years the team has been among the top three teams … Read More
by Maya Dorsam ‘27 and Leslie Majkrzak ‘27 Flag football began its inaugural season in MCPS during the 2024-25 school year, and it has continued to expand ever since. This fall, the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA) officially sanctioned girls flag football as a varsity state-championship sport. The county also added a JV team to each high school … Read More
by Dylan Lewis ‘27 In a year with little seniority and a large sophomore and junior presence on the roster, Sherwood golf has overcome any inexperience to have a great season on the course. Finishing in second place in the district tournament on October 5, the team now looks ahead to the UMD Golf Club, where they will play in … Read More
by Dylan Lewis ‘27 After a tough end to their 2025 campaign, especially for the boys who finished just 7 points short of first place, the cross country program looks to close out strong after a stellar regular season and a solid county championship performance. On November 4, the team looks to take the next step at the regional championship, … Read More
by Hailey Leviathan ‘28 It is nearly impossible not to notice when it’s a game day for teams, when there are players all wearing their jerseys or dressed similarly according to a selected theme. Team bonding gives athletes the ability to feel connected to their sport beyond just playing together during practices and games. These bonding activities and traditions vary … Read More
by Dylan Lewis ’27 After a tough end to their 2025 campaign, especially for the boys, who fell just short of first place in states by 7 points, Sherwood’s cross country program looks to get gritty for the 2026 season. As key names like juniors Dimitri and Yianni Rementelas, senior Treyson Goode, and senior Haylee Van Petten all return to … Read More
by Owen Smith ’27 Boys soccer’s momentum could not be higher as they approach the halfway point of the season. After early struggles riddled the Warriors, the team’s comeback victory last Thursday displayed a portrayal of winning that Sherwood desperately needed after an 0-2 start to the season. Two back-to-back one-goal losses, including an overtime heartbreaker vs Richard Montgomery, got … Read More