Swim Coach Brendan Lees called out the times of the final swim of the pre-season practice on Tuesday, December 4, and sent his swimmers to the locker-rooms huffing for air. After swimming some 5,000 yards, equivalent to 200 lengths of the pool, everyone still had a whole day of school left after the early morning practice that began at 5. … Read More
by Joey Lavoie ’14 When you think of the United States of America, many things come to mind, among them being our cities, trucks, hotdogs and most importantly, our sports. The United States is second to none when it comes to athletics and sports. Since 1992, the United States has ended on top of the medal count every four years … Read More
by Michael Natelli ’14 The Lady Warriors swept the Anne Arundel Wildcats in three sets on Monday to clinch the 4A championship for the third consecutive year. This marks the second straight year the Warriors faced the Wildcats in the battle for the title, and also marks the second straight year in which the Warriors didn’t surrender a set in … Read More
by Andrew Wasik ’13 Make the streak 56 straight wins in a row. The Sherwood Lady Warriors are moving on in playoffs to the state championship game after defeating Walter Johnson 3-1 on November 15. With strong play from Alex Holston, who had 37 kills breaking the record for kills in a single match set in 1995, the Warriors defeated … Read More
by Jamie Langbein ’13 The Cross Country Warriors finished off their season with a successful day at the Maryland State Championships Saturday, November 10. Most notably, Amanda Hayes-Puttfarken finished an impressive freshman season placing sixth out of 159 individuals. The girls’ team finished their 0-5 season by grabbing twelfth place out of 22 teams. The boys had a solid finish, … Read More
by Steffi Carrera ’14 After double overtime and an intense penalty shootout, the Lady Warriors’ soccer team lost to BCC 4-3 in the shootout this past Saturday on Richard Montgomery’s field. This was a disappointment to the team, who ended with a successful 13-2 season and was enthusiastic about advancing to the state semifinals in the playoffs. The Warriors had … Read More
by Steffi Carrera ’14 After defeating BCC 1-0 in the regular season, the Lady Warriors’ soccer team will face their rival again this Saturday at 5 p.m. on Richard Montgomery’s field for the state semifinals. Sherwood beat Baltimore Polytechnic Institute 8-0 last Friday, securing a spot in the regional championship. “We played well as a team and it showed,” commented … Read More
by Jamie Langbein ’13 It was a successful Friday for both the boys’ and girls’ cross country teams as they traveled to Dulaney Valley for the 4A North Regional Championships. The boys finished in first place, with runners Robel Kebede, Vik Siberry, Dustin Kang, Jarrett Harman and Zach Konefal taking third, fourth, seventh, ninth and tenth respectively to secure the … Read More
by Andrew Wasik ’13 The Lady Warriors volleyball team is moving on in the playoffs, hoping to keep an undefeated season alive. The second seeded team is coming off a 3-0 win over Westminster in the first round of the playoffs. The team got the second seed after a coin was flipped between undefeated Dulaney and Sherwood. The team plays … Read More
by Michael Natelli ’14 The Lady Warriors won their first playoff game this evening, sweeping the Westminster Owls (Carroll County) in three straight sets to advance to the Regional Semifinals. Stats from the game are forthcoming. The Regional Semifinals will be played against the Paint Branch Panthers on Wednesday, November 7. With Sherwood being the higher seed of the two … Read More