by Chase Sondike ‘26 The boys lacrosse team has begun what hopes to be yet another impressive playoff run after an extremely successful regular season. They dominated inter-county play with a perfect 13-0 record in the regular season. After manhandling Clarksburg in the county championship 17-0, they took care of business against Atholton in the regional semi finals last friday, … Read More
by Cara Farr ’27 As the end of spring sports is approaching, so is the end of gymnastics permanently in all of MCPS. Despite protests by communities involved with the last seven schools, including Sherwood, that have a gymnastics program, MCPS will no longer be the last county standing in Maryland to offer gymnastics as an interscholastic sport to its … Read More
by Tyler Boone ‘27 and Ryan Lichter ‘27 After a rough start to the season, losing three straight matches as a team, the boys found their groove, winning seven of the last eight matches. Capturing wins against Clarksburg and Richard Montgomery were great for the team’s confidence and what once looked like a lost season. They hoped to take that … Read More
by Reid Duvall ‘27 The Warrior softball team has run through Montgomery County on its way to a 16-0 record and a county championship with key wins in the second half of the season over respected programs like Northwest, Damascus, Clarksburg, and Quince Orchard. This year’s team features a small roster of just 14 players and has battled through injuries … Read More
by Matilda Hawkins ‘27 After the U.S. men’s hockey team won an Olympic gold medal, President Donald Trump celebrated with the players via a phone call while FBI Director Kash Patel was also with the team in their locker room at that moment. “Here with us tonight is a group of winners who just made the entire nation proud: the … Read More
by Leslie Majkrzak ‘27 After a large turnout at tryouts this year, the Warriors were excited to build a competitive team this season, led by the leadership of five senior captains. The team recently edged by one their top opponents in the county, Quince Orchard, with a final score of 9-7 on April 22. They also pulled out a close … Read More
by Roman Khrizman ‘27 and Charlie Weigand ‘27 Sherwood baseball has a wealth of playoff experiences after years of being the best program in the state of Maryland. However, that success still takes preparation and that’s what the Warriors have after wrapping up their season with five consecutive tough matchups that got them ready for playoff-level competition. So far it’s … Read More
by Leslie Majkrzak ‘27 After a large turnout at tryouts this year, the Warriors are excited to build a competitive team this season, led by the leadership of five senior captains. The Warriors started the season out strong, blowing out WJ, Churchill, Springbrook, and Gaithersburg in their opening games. In four games, the team was only scored on a total … Read More
by Madelyn Awwad ‘27 and Kenley Jacobs ‘27 Sherwood’s co-ed volleyball team is off to a 7-1 start and once again looks like one of the stronger teams in MCPS, but this season comes with a different kind of pressure. With MCPS set to end co-ed volleyball after this year and replace it with boys’ JV programs in spring 2027, … Read More
by Tyler Boone ‘27 and Ryan Lichter ‘27 Sherwood is a school loaded with highly successful teams, which perhaps explains why tennis flies under the radar. Senior Jonathan Schmeidler was a core member on last year’s squad and is looking to make a statement this season and bring some more attention to boys tennis. The team hopes to make a … Read More