Sports Wrap Up: October 29- November 5
Girls Varsity Field Hockey at their regional semifinal game this past Monday.
Field Hockey
On Monday, November 1, the ‘Rines took on the Springbrook High School Blue Devils for their regional semifinal game. The offense made some great runs down the field and the defense had some amazing saves from the shots taken on goal. The night ended in a tough loss of 1-0.
Make sure you congratulate the field hockey team on their great season.
Football
Varsity football played away against the Paint Branch Panthers on Friday, October 29. The game ended in a 54-0 loss.
Varsity is also playing in the regional quarterfinals against the Seneca Valley Screamin’ Eagles tonight, make sure to come to cheer the ‘Rines to victory.
Volleyball
Varsity took on Magruder High School Colonels on Thursday, November 4th for their regional quarterfinal game. The game ended in a loss.
Make sure to congratulate the volleyball team on their season.
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Carolina Harp • Nov 10, 2021 at 10:54 pm
I enjoy reading The Current, no question. However, as much as I enjoy reading about the fall sports and their victories and loses, how hard students and coaches work, I can’t fail to notice that you never feature or even mention the team of Allied Sports at WMHS. Why? Is it because the students that make up the team required special education or because nobody else but the players and their coaches know it exists? It could be said that they work as hard (or even harder) as any other student at any other sport. Do you know they play Handball in the Fall, Bocce in the Winter and Softball in the Spring? Do you know that they were unable to play handball games against other schools this fall but that a great group of teachers came together to give them the experience, the joy to play the sport they have been training for at the end of the season? I bet that I would not be the only person wanting and waiting to see their news in The Current.
Sara Confino • Nov 11, 2021 at 12:57 pm
Hi! We’re actually working on a feature on the Allied Handball season. Because the team did not play regular games, we did not cover them in the weekly wrap-ups, but we will address the staff game in the feature. Thank you so much for reading!