by Charlie Weigand ‘27 The Dodgers vs. Blue Jays 2025 Fall Classic brought the action. The World Series went to seven games for the first time since 2019 when the Nationals beat the Astros. The high stakes for each of the games, the scoring going back and forth, and the series being neck and neck throughout each of the seven … Read More
by Ziv Golan ’26 The cross-country team has had a very strong season so far. A number of athletes have medaled in high-stakes invitational meets, and both the boys’ and girls’ teams have beat out several other MCPS schools at divisional races. A few stand-out athletes, notably senior Madeline (Maddy) Quirion, have led the way. Quirion has excelled as an … Read More
by Cara Farr ’27 After losing six seniors last year, many of whom started and had big impacts, girls varsity soccer entered this season having to fill some vital positions. Adding to the uncertainty is that Sherwood teams got new teams on their schedules, and girls soccer faced new competition like Richard Montgomery and Poolesville while not playing teams such … Read More
by Reid Duvall ‘27 and Roman Khrizman ‘27 On October 10, varsity football took its first loss of the season against state powerhouse Quince Orchard, 35-28. Sherwood gave QO its hardest test of the season, putting up the most points against the Cougars since 2023. Early in the second half, QO got out to a 21-0 lead, but the Warriors … Read More
by Reid Duvall ‘27 The best time of the year for baseball fans has arrived: the MLB postseason begins on September 30, and twelve teams will compete throughout October to determine who will take home the 2025 World Series title. The playoffs begin with the Wild Card, featuring four three-game series. In the National League, it’s the Padres against the … Read More
by Rachel Themistokleous ‘26 The girls volleyball team is having an exciting beginning to their season, starting it off with an outstanding 6-0 record. One of the team’s biggest successes has been beating Northwest, who they had lost to last year. Another significant achievement was the team’s win against Magruder on September 24 when both teams entered the contest with … Read More
by Cara Farr ’27 Sherwood started out their season against a tough opponent, Richard Montgomery, playing them at home on September 9. In a close match, they ended up falling short, with a final score of 2-1. It was a competitive game from both sides, with the lone Sherwood goal scored by freshman defensive midfield Ava Scott. The Warriors bounced … Read More
by Chase Sondike ‘26 & Ryan Lichter ‘27 The Sherwood boys’ soccer team has started off the season looking shaky. The team is sitting on a 1-2 record currently after convincingly beating Paint Branch 4-1. The team was well on their way to get their first win of the season prior to the Paint Branch game when they faced off … Read More
by Leslie Majkrzak ‘27 The flag football team is back and better than ever, thrilled for the season ahead of them. In their inaugural season last year, the team finished with a heartbreaking loss in the semi-finals to Damascus. With a season under their belt this year, the Warriors are looking to go further in the playoffs, with the goal … Read More
by Reid Duvall ‘27 & Roman Khrizman ‘27 After appearing in the 3A state semifinals last year in Coach Pat Cilento’s first season back at Sherwood, varsity football cruised to a week-one 40-0 win over Magruder. Sherwood, predicted to be one of the best teams in the county, showcased its talent early and often against the Colonels. First-quarter scores by … Read More