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
by Jimmy Yates ’21 After a very successful high school and college career, Hope Gouterman is coming back to coach Sherwood girl’s varsity, where she played four years on varsity from 2008-2012 before going off to play at the University of Maryland (UMD). Gouterman is coming to a Sherwood varsity program which has had several different coaches in the past … Read More
Adam Pfeiffer ‘20 Wrestling fans across the country will be watching as the best wrestlers in the nation compete at the Final X championships to earn the right to represent Team USA at the 2019 Senior World Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan, in September. Final X debuted in 2018, added by USA Wrestling as another step in determining the best wrestler … Read More
Jackson Hongtong ’21 The goal from the beginning of the season for the varsity baseball team was to win states. This objective stemmed in part from disappointing playoff results in the last few years. After a tremendous regular season and playoffs, the Warriors came up heartbreakingly short of winning a state championship and lost in a close contest in the … Read More
Ryan Duvall ‘21 It wasn’t always easy to get there, but Sherwood girls softball is playing in the 4A championship game against Glen Burnie this Saturday at 7:30 at the University of Maryland Softball Complex. This comes after Sherwood defeated Bowie 3-2 this past Tuesday in thrilling fashion when freshman Summer Green scored on a fielder’s choice off the bat … Read More
Reagan Yates ‘19 Last May, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of terminating the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), and the court’s decision now allows every U.S. state the option to legalize sports betting. Also, states could now tax and regulate the 150+ billion dollars a year that is illegally betted on sports. Since the legal decision, eight … Read More
Adina Brenner ‘20 When it comes to most juniors, the stress is at an all-time high come fourth quarter. Not only figuring out colleges they will be applying to but what their future may hold can feel like the biggest decision of their life. For junior Noah Atanda, this process has gotten a little less stressful for him compared to … Read More
Jimmy Yates ‘21 All 28 members of the U.S. women’s soccer team including veteran players Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan, and Carli Lloyd have filed a gender lawsuit in the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles against the U.S. Soccer Federation. The lawsuit, filed three months before the women’s World Cup this summer, is one of the first steps of action … Read More
Charlie Matusek ‘21 In the 4A Regional Championship for the North bracket, Sherwood hosted No. 2-seeded Dulaney. The Baltimore County team proved to be another level from the MoCo teams the Warriors faced in the regular season. Dulaney started with more intensity and quickly built an 8-3 lead. Right before the half, senior Cara Guiffre added a goal for Sherwood. … Read More
Adam Pfeiffer ‘20 The world changes. It is simple as that, and the high school sports landscape has changed as well. In years past, student athletes focused on a sport during that season, and for their school only: football in the late summer and fall, basketball in the winter, and so on. Now, it is rare to see serious high … Read More