As spring sports began, our school’s golf team prepared for a season filled with new opportunities and new faces. This year’s roster looked a little different from past seasons, as many seniors have...
In times past, watching a sports game was always as easy as turning on the television and clicking through the channels until you found your game. But in today's world, watching your team play is anything...
Did you know that, according to a Divers Alert Network (DAN) study, African Americans make up 5-8% of certified scuba divers worldwide? This statistic shows the individuality and uniqueness of my journey...
As the fall sports season has ended and winter starts, two programs at Sandy Spring Friends School are proudly taking home banners, with one taking home 3. For the first time since 2017, the women's volleyball...
In the dynamic realm of athleticism, the pursuit of “explosive power” stands out as the key to superior performance. Movements such as fast sprints, and high jumps are all made from explosive power;...
On Thursday, January 26th, the SSFS Women’s and Men’s Varsity Swim Teams faced off against Washington Christian Academy, Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School, Washington International School, the Field...
On the 25th of February, the SSFS Men's Varsity Basketball team won the 2023 PVAC championships against Berman Hebrew Academy 70-65. It was an extremely close game with the first quarter score being 18-17,...
The SSFS cross country team, led by Leah Niepold and Carylton Ganong, has been a success throughout the past few years, and this year was no exception. The team focuses on cohesion, unity, camaraderie,...
On October 19th, the 2021, the men’s varsity soccer team celebrated the contributions and commitment of their four seniors: Mateo Rhoe, Nathanael Fessha, Keletso Rosenburg and team captain, William Henderson.
The school’s soccer team this year is different from previous years. I myself was on the JV team for the past 3 years so I know how it went and the things we had to do previously. This year I wanted...
The NCAA makes more than 1 billion dollars per year through March Madness alone, and even more throughout the regular season. How much money do the players make? Not a dime.
