by Josh Averbach ’18 In an email to Sherwood’s staff, Principal Bill Gregory announced that he had hired Jason Woodward as the school’s new athletic director for next year, replacing Bonnie Gilchrist (Gilchrist will return to teaching), who served as acting athletic director after the unexpected passing of Walter Hardy last September. “I am very excited to join the Sherwood … Read More
by Josh Averbach ’18 The first two rounds of the tournament are in the books. It’s already been a wild ride, full of shocking upsets, busted brackets, heart-attack-inducing finishes, and depressed UVA fans. As I just alluded to, UMBC (16) defeating UVA (1) was frickin incredible. America watched in utter disbelief as a 16 seed beat a 1 seed by … Read More
by Noah Corman ’19 and Ayana Antoine ’20 Sherwood’s recent scrimmage against Clarksburg and Seneca Valley revealed some glaring weaknesses of the Outdoor Track and Field team. After losing most of the contributing sprinters and jumpers to graduation, the team is on a down year. The roster lists well over a hundred people with only about 20 seniors remaining, so … Read More
by Jackson Hongtong ’21 This time is what sports fans wait for all year, March Madness. Millions are doing their research in hopes to try and do the impossible of getting the perfect bracket. Last year’s March madness had North Carolina taking the championship over Gonzaga, in a battle of two number -one seeds. This year has a controversial bracket … Read More
by Malec Fahmy ’20 March Madness, it’s the best time of the year where all the college basketball fans around the country are glued to their televisions to watch their brackets get busted. This year, more than any other, will be the most unpredictable with so many good teams rounding out the field. In the round of 64, I see … Read More
by Frank Platko ’18 March madness is upon us yet again, and it’s shaping up to be another tournament run full of upsets, sleepers, and breakout stars. In comparison to past years, however, the field appears to be more wide-open than ever. Virginia (1), the number one overall seed in the tournament, finished 31-2 this season. However, they have a … Read More
by Josh Averbach ’18 March Madness is upon us. Like the rest of America, I am more-than-ready for another few weeks of contemplating cutting my ears off Van-Gogh-style every time I hear Dick Vitale hoarsely scream the phrase “diaper dandy.” I know it’s said every year, but this year’s tournament may be especially unpredictable (because no one team stands out), … Read More
by Aaron Jaffe ’21 This year in college hoops has been quite the interesting one, where no team has outright dominated the competition and that makes for an exciting March. For me, two dark horse teams this year will be the Arizona Wildcats (4) in the South Region and the Murray State Racers (12) in the East Region. Arizona has … Read More
by Owen Steffan ’18 As the best three weeks of the year roll around, it’s time to make brackets for March Madness. This season of college basketball is particularly interesting because unlike in years past, there are no clear-cut favorites to run away with the title. The Round of 64 should include several upsets, particularly in the 5 seed-12 seed … Read More
by Jackson Hongtong ’21 and Aaron Jaffe ’21 After losing their last two games in the regular season, the girls’ varsity basketball team went into the first round of the playoffs and defeated Northwood 55-27 in a dominating effort at home on February 23. The Warriors came out with the energy needed in an elimination game. The offense was clicking as … Read More