Volleyball Opens Season on a Winning Streak

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

Girls Soccer Kicks Off Season with 3-1 Start

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

Boys Soccer Looks to Bounce Back

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

Flag Football Starts Season Out Strong

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

Varsity Football Pounds Magruder in Season Opener

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

Boys Lacrosse Falls in State Quarterfinals

by Chase Sondike ‘26 An exceptional season for boys lacrosse came to an end with a loss in the Maryland 3A state quarterfinals against Marriotts Ridge in a heartbreaking 9-8 defeat. The Warriors were trailing throughout the whole game, but towards the end started to make a push and left it all out on the field. They had the opportunity … Read More

Another Appearance at Semifinals for Girls Lax

by Emma Link ‘27 A great season for the girls lacrosse team ended with a loss of 16-6 in the Maryland 3A state semifinals against Howard County’s Marriotts Ridge. The game started evenly between both teams. After the first quarter ended, Marriott Ridge quickly took the lead and kept it throughout the entire game. The Warriors held their heads high, … Read More

Baseball Makes Run To State Championship

by Andrew Fenner ‘27 The Warriors have steamrolled their opponents in their first couple of postseason outings, triumphing 7-1 over both Atholton and River Hill, the latter being the team that knocked Sherwood out of contention the previous season. This win gave them the regional title. In the state quarterfinals matchup, Sherwood pummeled Arundel 6-1. Sherwood has remained dominant all … Read More

Softball Competes for Back-to-Back State Wins

by Molly Schecter ‘27 Girls softball team has again astonished everyone with a regular season record of 15-0 before losing their first game in the county championship, falling to Northwest 10-9 in extra innings. Undeterred, the Warriors re-focused and had a brilliant run in playoffs, making another appearance in the state championship on Friday, May 23. After a bye in … Read More

Sherwood to Debut First Mascot in Fall 2025

by Rachel Themistokleous ‘26 For the 2025-2026 school year, Sherwood will be getting its very first school mascot. The idea has been talked about for a very long time but never came to fruition. However, when a student approached Athletic Director Jason Woodward with the idea and actually volunteered to be the mascot, the idea took a big step towards … Read More