by Michael Natelli ’14 and Kaleigh Homer ’15 After a long, unprecedented run, the Warriors’ season came to an end at the hands of the Broadneck Bruins in the 4A/3A Girl’s Lacrosse State Championship on May 22. The final score of the game was a lopsided 21-5, but don’t be fooled. While Broadneck was the dominant team, the Warriors certainly … Read More
by Joey Lavoie ’14 This year, Sherwood fielded 1074 student athletes across 46 varsity and JV sports, all of whom faced the challenge of balancing athletic performance, a minimum 2.0 GPA and the everyday struggles of the normal high school student. In spite of the time crunch to participate in practices and games on top of going to school, many … Read More
by Kyle Melnick ’14 It is almost forgotten now, but during the 1970s and 80s D.C. sports were performing at their best. This was before the Bullets changed their name to the Wizards, before there was a baseball team in Washington and right when the Capitals were settling into their new home. Back then there really was something to root … Read More
by Michael Natelli ’14 It seemed as though the Warriors could do no wrong on Saturday afternoon, as five runs and yet another stellar pitching performance by Meggie Dejter carried the team to its second consecutive state title. 364 days after Dejter pitched a one-hit, complete-game shutout in the 2012 State Championship against Chesapeake, she brought the same stuff to … Read More
by Brian Hughes ’15 More than a month after varsity basketball coach Dondrell Whitmore submitted his resignation, the school chose a new coach, Tim Gilcrhist, on May 17. “Whitmore sent an email to me with his resignation in April. The job was posted for two weeks during which an applicant pool was collected. A committee of representatives from administration, athletics … Read More
by Michael Natelli ’14 After a long, unprecedented run, the Warriors’ season came to an end at the hands of the Broadneck Bruins in tonight’s 4A/3A Girl’s Lacrosse State Championship. The final score of the game was a lopsided 21-5, but don’t be fooled. While Broadneck was the dominant team, the Warriors certainly deserved to be in the dance. After … Read More
by Michael Natelli ’14 The Warriors will have a shot to defend their 2012 State Championship Title on Friday night after they defeated the Northwest Jaguars 6-3 on Wednesday evening to punch their ticket to the big game. While the victory did not come quite as easily as the Warriors’ 20-0 thrashing of Westminster on May 17, the Warriors certainly … Read More
by Kaleigh Homer ’15 The Lady Warriors’ lacrosse team has made their way to states, after beating Howard High School in the semi-finals 17-14 this past Saturday. The girls came out with a win by getting fired up and keeping the momentum in their hands the whole game. Tomorrow at UMBC the girl’s will be facing Broadneck, who is known … Read More
by Hunter Moore ’15 The Lady Warrior softball team clinched the region in a blow-out win over Westminster on Thursday, May 16, by a score of 20-0. Pitcher Meggie Deijter shut down the opposition, allowing only four hits. Sophomore Julie Swarr and senior Kelsey Lineberger provided much of the offensive power. The lopsided game gave much experience to the younger … Read More
by Samantha Schwartz ’16 After a long night of dress-up and dancing the seniors of the Warrior’s Track and Field had to wake up early to compete in the 4A North Region Invitational, but they were able to prevail and were crowned champions. The girls were led by the quartet of Lauren Woods, Ameerat Olatunde, Grace McDonald, and Tiffany Woods, … Read More