Warriors Swimming Produces Mixed Results

by Tom Lee ’14 The swim and dive team has had an exciting season this year. Currently the girls are 4-1 and the boys 1-4. On January 19, both the boys and girls team faced off against the Poolesville Falcons with the girls comfortably winning 107-64. Freshman Morgan Hill put in an impressive first place in the 200-yard freestyle while … Read More

Warrior Staffers Makes NFL Conference Championship Picks

Warrior Staffer Hunter Moore makes his picks for this week’s NFL Conference Championship Games by Hunter Moore ’15 and Alec Perez ’14 Hunter’s Picks AFC: Ravens vs. Patriots- In a rematch of the AFC championship from last year, the Ravens look to avenge their three-point loss from last season, and carry on the ride of Captain Ray Lewis. The Ravens … Read More

Warriors Winning When It Counts

by Andrew Wasik ’13 While Sherwood boys basketball may not have the record everyone expected them to have, they do know how to beat the teams they need to beat. Yes, Sherwood an 8-4 team is sitting at the top of the Montgomery 4A East conference with a 5-0 record. On January 11, the team beat a 6-6 Blake team … Read More

Wrestling Looks To Get Back To Even Record

by Brendan Cudd ’14 The wrestling team currently has a 5-6 record about three-quarters of the way through the season. Sherwood recently wrestled in two tournaments, the Cougar Claus tournament at Quince Orchard and the Big Train Duals at Walter Johnson. At the Cougar Claus, the team won 5-3 and went 7-1 in the Big Train Duals, with their only … Read More

Indoor Track Prepares for Postseason

by Kyle Melnick ’14 The Warriors laced up their spikes for one of the most anticipated meets of the season, the Montgomery Invitational. The meet featured teams from Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Sophomore Lauren Woods proved to be one of the top sprinters in the area, finishing 19th in the 55m dash. Woods was the second Montgomery County … Read More

Boys Basketball Gets Back on Track

by Andrew Wasik ’13 Just like that the Warriors basketball team is back on track after winning their third game in a row, making a statement over Springbrook 51-42 on January 8. The team had fallen too 4-4 after losing to Kennedy 48-46 on December 27, but played with a new found energy and team work against an undefeated Paint … Read More

NFL Playoff Predictions – Wild Card Round

by Hunter Moore ’15 Journalism Student Warrior staffer Hunter Moore makes his picks for this week’s NFL Playoff action. Redskins vs. Seahawks The Redskins are coming into this with tons of momentum after defeating the Cowboys last week 28-18 and clinching their first division crown since 1999.  Rookies Robert Griffin III and Alfred Morris have combined to carry (no pun … Read More

Warriors Look For a Turnaround win

by Andrew Wasik ’13 The Warriors are looking out of synch at this early point in the season. After starting the season 2-0, the Warriors have dropped the last 3 games. They lost 61-58 to Watkins Mill on December 11 on a layup at the buzzer. They then dropped the next game 80-75 in overtime to a tough Clarksburg team … Read More

Girls’ Varsity Grabs First Win

by Hunter Moore ’15 The Lady Warriors finally got their first win, bringing their record to 1-4. Coach Kenneth Prather had predicted that by their fifth game the girls would start winning and no better time to start than against against cross-town rival Magruder in a 52-30 victory. “It took us a while, but I’m glad the win finally came. … Read More

Warriors Demonstrate Speed Early In Season

by Kyle Melnick ’14 The Warriors started the indoor season competing at MCPS Meet #1. The Lady Warriors jumped out to an impressive start. Sophomore Lauren Woods led the girls’ team, placing second in both the 55m and 300m dash. Freshman Amanda Hayes-Puttfarcken proved her young talent by finishing fourth place in the 1600m. On the boys’ team, seniors Andrew … Read More