Flickinger Looks To Cap Off Career with State Title

by Roman Khrizman ‘27 The career wins record for Sherwood wrestling stood since 2010 at 137 victories, but not anymore. Senior captain Connor Flickinger broke this unbelievable record with around a month left in the wrestling season with a win in a meet against Glenelg. After winning a county championship by defeating a Damascus wrestler in the 157-lbs weight class, … Read More

Hockey Survives and Advances

by Chase Sondike ‘26 The Warriors on ice prevailed 8-5 in the first round of the state tournament over a very strong River Hill team this past Thursday. River Hill, which had not lost a game all season, was taken down by Sherwood thanks to a hat trick as well as one assist from star sophomore and leading goal scorer … Read More

Super Bowl Showdown

Tyler Boone ‘27 and Charlie Weigand ‘27 The Super Bowl is set as the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots head to San Francisco for a showdown. The Seahawks are coming off two strong wins after dominating the 49ers and showing off tons of offensive firepower against the Rams. Quarterback Sam Darnold, in his first year with the team, has … Read More

Clash of Conferences

NFC: In the NFC it comes down between the five seed Los Angeles Rams and the one seed Seattle Seahawks in a huge rivalry matchup. Each team is 1-1 against each other this season so it can be anyone’s game. In last week’s matchup, the Seahawks dominated in every aspect of the game while trampling the 49ers in a 41-6 … Read More

The Wizards Can’t Get It Right

by Reid Duvall ’27 The Washington Wizards are struggling again, which is no surprise to any basketball fan. Since the 2020-2021 season, they have posted a disappointing 139-279 record, the second-worst in the NBA over that span, behind only the Detroit Pistons. However, the Pistons made the playoffs last season and are currently among the top teams in the league … Read More

Indoor Track and Field Taking Off at a Sprint

by Leslie Majkrzak ‘27 The indoor track and field team is excited to discover what the season has in store and to welcome their new coach, Edward Graves, to the program. The team is changing this year after losing key graduated seniors on both the boys’ and the girls’ sides. However, they are ready to work hard and started the … Read More

Hockey Pushes for a Turnaround

by Chase Sondike ’26 After a tough couple of weeks, the Warriors on ice are looking to flip the script on their season. The Warriors currently sit at 3-3, but this record does not fully match the roster’s capabilities. The team has shown flashes of what they can be, but consistency has been the biggest challenge. After most recently taking … Read More

Even the Players are Gambling … What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

by Owen Smith ’27 One in five American adults gambled on sports in some way over the past year. As gambling becomes increasingly popular, the separation between betting on sports and the integrity of the sports themselves gets intertwined in concerning ways. In the past six months, professional athletes have been arrested for being part of gambling schemes. The National … Read More

Sherwood Falls in 3A/4A State Championship

by Reid Duvall ’27 and Roman Khrizman ’27 The varsity football team ended their season with an 11-2 record after a 40-20 loss in the 3A/4A state championship against Baltimore City’s Mervo (Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School). In a game where the Warriors trailed by twenty at halftime, they stormed back to make it a 28-20 game with seven minutes left … Read More

History of Technology in Sports

by Tyler Boone ‘27 and Charlie Weigand ‘27 Over time, technology has slowly integrated itself into the world’s favorite sports. It makes decisions more precise and games more efficient. These changes are designed to improve gameplay and make it more exciting to watch. As both sports and technology advance, there have been and will be bigger and better uses for … Read More