by Noah Bair ‘24 After their dominant win against Northwood on Monday, the girls varsity soccer team is now 6-2, outscoring opponents 28-7 through their first eight games. After only winning five games last year, the team has already surpassed their win total from the 2022 season. Captain Marley Hillman attributed this success to an increase in team chemistry compared … Read More
by Thomas Fenner ’24 Sherwood graduate Bryan Kim made his mark on the golf world in July when he won the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship. Headlined by some of the best young golfers in the world, Kim became the second lowest-seeded competitor (#52) to win the Championship since Charlie Beljian (#56) back in 2002. The nationally televised event has put … Read More
by Maggie Reese ‘24 For a program that has won seven 4A titles in the past 10 years, there are lofty and maybe unfair expectations set each year to add another championship to that storied history. Although softball came up short of winning the state title in a 2-0 loss against Urbana in the semifinals, the team this year still … Read More
by Dylan Sondike ‘24 Sherwood’s baseball season started and ended with victories over Urbana from Frederick County. The Warriors beat the Hawks 13-2 on March 21 but the second win by a score of 7-4 will be much more memorable for the players. That victory came on May 26 giving the Warriors their third consecutive 4A state championship. Senior Brian … Read More
by Noah Bair ‘24 Last month marked five years since the Supreme Court ruled that states had the power to allow legal sports gambling in their state. Now, half a decade later, 33 states allow legal sports betting on almost any sport imaginable. There are limits, however, to who can bet on certain sporting events to prevent bias or game … Read More
by Dylan Sondike ‘24 With two months already gone by in the MLB season, new rule changes have not disappointed in making games faster and increasing the level of action. With MLB attendance dropping in recent years, the new rules have done precisely what they were intended to do in order to bring back fans. Pitch clocks, larger bases, shift … Read More
by Noah Bair ‘24 Over the last decade or longer, fans of the Washington Commanders have watched their team go through controversy after controversy ranging from Dan Snyder’s workplace harassment scandal to multiple team rebrands. The team hasn’t won a playoff game since 2005, and they haven’t won the Super Bowl since 1991. With fans eager for a revival of … Read More
by Kobi Gyan ‘24 Sherwood has a well-regarded sports program among MCPS high schools, but the school still is probably more well known for its Rock ‘n’ Roll Revival show than its athletics. “W-Schools” such as Whitman and Winston Churchill are widely considered as top sports schools for their soccer teams. Other schools like Quince Orchard, Northwest, and Damascus have … Read More
Softball Takes Aim at Another State Title with Repeat in Mind by Maggie Reese ‘24 The softball team enters this season missing some of their biggest stars from last year’s state-championship team. Among other starters who graduated, Emily Siansky now plays for Division III at St Lawrence and Holly Rogers is at Montgomery College. Despite the loss of talent, the … Read More
by Noah Bair ‘24 and Carter Braun ‘23 At the end of last year, in the first full month of legalized sports betting in Maryland, the state saw almost $500 million wagered across all platforms. Since betting companies want to introduce potential gamblers to the industry, many implemented promotions when customers first register with a gambling app. Some of these … Read More