Maryland Football Worth Watching Again

 by Malec Fahmy ‘20 December 5, 2018, Maryland football made a decision that would ultimately change the program for the better. With the conclusion of the disastrous DJ Durkin era, the hiring of new head coach Mike Locksley turns a new page in the football program after a season of mourning and turmoil with the wrongful death lawsuit of offensive … Read More

Sherwood Girls’ Soccer Challenged Early in Season

by Jimmy Yates ’21 Girls’ varsity soccer started the season well with a comfortable 4-0 victory against Magruder followed by a 1-0 victory over Blake. However, tougher tests waited for a team with only four seniors and a new head coach, former Sherwood soccer standout Hope Gouterman. In a span of six days, the Warriors took on River Hill, which … Read More

Boys’ Soccer Bounces Back from Sloppy Loss to River Hill

by Ryan Duvall ’21 and Colin Horan ’21 After a hot start to the 2019 season, the boys varsity soccer team played two out-of-conference games, against the River Hill Hawks, and the Falcons of Good Counsel. The Warriors started out well, defeating Magruder 3-1,  and Blake 1-0. They looked to continue their win streak as they headed into the River … Read More

Who’s For Real and Who’s Not

by Aaron Jaffe ’21 The NFL season is a roller coaster. You never really can count anyone into the playoffs. In week one, everyone is contending for the playoffs. Fast forward two weeks into the season and for some the season is already done. It’s a high paced league, and even a few of the teams who have perfect starts, … Read More

Who is 2KFORBES?

by Evan Joseph ’23 Remi Ali, commonly referred to as 2KFORBES, has become a big deal around Sherwood and a few other schools in the area. Ali makes high school and college highlight reels, and short sports films. The platform for Ali, a 24-year-old Silver Spring native, is centered around the DMV and that’s where he wants to build his … Read More

Golf with High Hopes Coming into the New Season

by Jackson Hongtong ’21 The Sherwood Golf team was left with a sour taste in their mouth last season after failing to reach states by missing the cut by only three shots in districts. After last year’s disappointments, the team looks to have a strong campaign for states, as the returning players have had a whole offseason to improve and … Read More

Sherwood Football Humbled Early On

by Aaron Jaffe ’21 Sherwood football opened up their 2019 campaign with one of their best games to date. The team headed into Wheaton with high expectations and executed cleanly, winning 35-0. Against a lesser level of competition, the Warriors did more than just their job and gave cause for optimism heading into the home opener on Friday the 13th … Read More

“Warrior Nation” Slogan Retired

Anjali Verma ‘20 It has come time the “Warrior Nation” slogan be renewed. The Warrior Club has run a contest to create a new slogan for their shirts. All entries had to be three words or less and appropriate for all ages. The contest was open to everyone in the Sherwood Community including staff, students, and parents. The winner of … Read More

On Sports: 2019 Free Agency Will Change NBA for the Next Decade

by Malec  Fahmy Last year, the landscape of the NBA changed when nine-time NBA Finalist LeBron James left the Cleveland Cavaliers and joined the Los Angeles Lakers. Former President of Basketball Operations and Lakers legend Magic Johnson vowed to bring another superstar to L.A to reignite a Lakers franchise that has missed the playoffs five years in a row. Johnson … Read More

Lacrosses New League Will Bring More Interest

Charlie Matusek ’20 In September of 2018, Paul Rabil, a famous lacrosse player, created a new professional lacrosse league known as the Premier Lacrosse League that will have six teams with 26 players per team. They will play through 14 weeks, including 10 games, one all star week, and three weeks of playoffs. Instead of having home fields, the teams … Read More