by Aaron Jaffe ’21 On Friday, November 15, the Warriors went into the 4A regional championship game against Paint Branch and couldn’t come out with a win, falling to the Panthers 21-14. The highly anticipated rematch between the Warriors and the Panthers started out fairly one-sided. Early on, the Sherwood offense couldn’t find any room on the ground, and the … Read More
by Jackson Hongtong ‘21 The Sherwood golf team placed fifth as a team in the state championship, with a combined score of 619 from all four players for both days. Freshman Bryan Kim took home second place in the individual state championship, losing by only one stroke to Jack Griffin from Walter Johnson. The first day of states was a … Read More
by Adam Pfeiffer ‘20 After an early defeat to Wootton, the girls volleyball team reeled off seven straight dominant wins, improving their record to 8-1 heading into a huge matchup against Magruder on October 10. Unfortunately, the girls fell in 3 straight sets to the Colonels. Heading into a big game against Northwest, the team was feeling good. Led by … Read More
by Emily Siansky ‘22 After a state championship season in 2019, girls softball could argue that they deserve a facility worthy of the success of the program. Athletic Director Jason Woodward has been at the forefront of efforts to renovate the current field while also pushing to build a brand new softball facility. The current varsity field is isolated behind … Read More
by Colin Horan ‘21 On September 30, California’s Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Fair Pay to Play Act into state law. The law, which was introduced earlier in February, had been passed in an unanimous 73-0 vote in California’s state legislature. When the bill goes into effect on January 1, 2023, it will allow for California college athletes to be … Read More
by Aaron Jaffe ‘21 On November 1, Sherwood wrapped up their regular season against Springbrook, dominating once again, 42-0. The first playoff game for Sherwood football will be at home at 7p.m. on Friday, November 8, against Catonsville. The Comets, out of Baltimore Country, went 5-4 on the season. After jumping out to 4-0 record, Catonsville dropped their final 3 … Read More
It is no secret that Sherwood has a rich athletic tradition, filled with numerous championships, records, and awards. Of course, in order for all this to happen, there is an even greater plethora of outstanding individual athletes. With this being the newspaper issue before the turn of the decade, The Warrior has compiled a list of the top Sherwood athletes … Read More
by Aaron Jaffe ’21 For years the NCAA strictly instituted rules so no athlete could sign brand deals, make money off their own name, or receive any of the revenue made by colleges’ athletic programs. It long has been debated whether college student athletes should be allowed to earn money off their own name, considering the athletes essentially are the … Read More
by Jimmy Yates ‘21 Sherwood concluded their regular season on a tough stretch against top teams in the county, falling to BCC and Quince Orchard 5-0 and 4-0. The Warriors entered the playoffs as a second seed and played Northwood on Friday, October 25. Sherwood got out to an early lead, as junior Chase Bell scored within the first three … Read More
by Jenna Timmons ’21 On October 29, the girls varsity field hockey — who are seeded number one in their region — came together for an amazing performance against Wheaton in their regional semi-final game. The Warriors had a total of six goals, scored by senior Radhika Abeywickrama, sophomore Greer Cohen, junior Tess Farley, senior Saarah Haqq, sophomore Tarrah Welch … Read More