LWHS Athletes Now Have to Win Varsity Spots
This year, all Lick-Wilmerding juniors and seniors that wanted to play a winter sport — soccer or basketball — had to try out for a […]
Category: SPORTS
LWHS Women Race in the Head of the Charles Regatta
11,000 selective rowers from around the world — including four Lick-Wilmerding students — took to the Charles River between Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts to compete […]
W’s For Wilmerding: LWHS Fall Sports Wrap-Up
Lick-Wilmerding student-athletes finished off the fall sports season with exciting news — setting new records and making school history. As winter sports kick off, let […]
A Quick Word With The Cross Country Seniors
Two of the LWHS Varsity Cross Country team seniors sat down to reflect on the past season. Here is what they had to say on […]
SF Giants Catch Fans Off–Guard with Season-Long Run
The San Francisco Giants put together a stellar season this past year, finishing the regular season with a staggering 107 wins and 55 losses — […]
NCAA Player Eligibility Extension Benefits Individual Players But Creates Financial Disparities
Many collegiate tournaments and regularly scheduled athletics games have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the last year and a half and athletes […]
Sports Update: Cross Country & Women’s Tennis Wrap Up Season 1
Lick-Wilmerding successfully reached 50% capacity on campus in mid-February. With this accomplishment came the official start of in-person athletics, specifically cross country and women’s tennis. […]
CIF Stalls High School Sports, Leaving LWHS Athletes in Holding Pattern
The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF), the governing body of California high school athletics, announced earlier this month that they do not anticipate a return to […]
The Show Must Go On: Professional Sports Leagues Return to Play
In the midst of a global pandemic that has claimed more than 250,000 American lives, one of the last things expected to return were professional […]
Post-Pandemic Sports: Nine Things Fans Can Look Forward to Until Games Return
On March 11, news broke that all-star Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert had tested positive for COVID-19, becoming the first major public figure to contract […]
