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By Carmella DiLeonardi
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is an Arundel High School club that allows members of the student body to express their faith in a safe space amongst their peers. The group is run by Arundel seniors Jack Delaney, Lindsay Wingeart, Sydnee Fitzgibbons, and Melvin Santos, as well as junior Billy McDougall. Continue reading “Fellowship of Christian Athletes club encourages open, faith-based discussion”
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By Hailey McDonald
The Arundel girl’s field hockey teams have just closed another successful season. Varsity has claimed a near flawless 11-2-2 record with their sole losses being against Severna Park High School. Even with two tie games against Archbishop Spalding and West Essex High School, the Lady Wildcats have still secured eleven wins this fall. A 2-1 loss against Severna Park ended their games in the County Championship. However, Varsity still has high hopes for their first playoff game on Wednesday, October 30th.
Continue reading “Field Hockey finishes season with victory, gearing up for playoffs”
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By Savannah Brooks
After being the runner-up for last year’s regional championship, Arundel volleyball is back with a strong start to their season. Continue reading “Arundel Volleyball starts the season with a bang vs Towson 3-0”
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By Savannah Brooks
Leading by eight going into the fourth quarter, the Wildcats’ fans were sure they would see a win at home on Friday night, especially after the Arundel varsity team had won their Overtime Holiday Live! tournament over break, but were disappointed.
Continue reading “Arundel Boy’s Basketball edged out in final minutes by South River”
By Savannah Brooks
The Wildcats were hoping to start a winning streak on Friday, December 14th, but they weren’t able to expand on their first win of the season against Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School the previous day. The final score was 60-40, Severna Park, after the Wildcats were outscored every quarter.
Continue reading “Varsity boys basketball struggles to produce in loss at Severna Park”
By Connor Haynie
Coming off of a three-game winning streak and a first-round playoff win vs. the North County Knights , the Arundel Women’s Soccer team was looking to keep their playoff run alive against the Old Mill Patriots in the Regional Quarterfinal matchup.
Continue reading “Arundel Women’s Soccer surges past Old Mill to advance in their playoff run”
By Alexa Baker, Alexa Hoyer, and Taj Wooten
Varsity Football won by 44 points against North County high school last Friday, October 5, with a final score of 56 to 12. Student athletes such as Jordan Andrews, who ran 84 yards, and RJ Chandler, who ran 120 yards, played a memorable game.
The game was representative of how most of their season has gone. At 5-1, the Wildcats are cruising. Continue reading “Arundel football looks to keep record up in coming weeks”
By Rianna Overton
On Friday, October 5th, the Arundel Wildcats came in and showed out in their homecoming game against North County High School, cruising through the opposing defense, resulting in a 56-12 victory against the Knights.
Continue reading “Arundel stomps North County for Homecoming”
By Jordan Johnson
UMBC likes beating number 1 seeds. Once again the retrievers have pulled off another historic upset, this time in men’s lacrosse as they beat the top ranked Albany Great Danes 11-7 at home, on Friday night. Continue reading “UMBC lacrosse beats number 1 seed Albany for second historic win in a month”
By Trinity Haskins and Mary Kate Hartig
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Baseball
The baseball team finished last season with a 15-6 record and placed 3rd in the county. The athletes had great comradery and successfully built strong team chemistry. With the new players and a developed foundation to position themselves at states, they have a great chance of finishing what they started. Seniors Will Schubert and Pat Mason, along with junior Garrett Stanard are just a few of the team’s assets. But it won’t be without the effort and collaboration of the entire team for them to advance. Watch closely for what’s to come. Continue reading “Spring sports outlook”
