Sophomore Kaylen Frederick isn’t old enough to drive a car, but he can drive 160 miles per hour in a race car - and win.
Nick-named K-Rex by his father, Frederick started kart racing at...
CHS is known for its stellar academics, but student athletes are incredibly skilled as well. Six CHS student athletes were named to the The Washington Post’s Fall All Met team, which is comprised of...
By Max Kandel, Observations Editor
• February 11, 2018
Seven years ago junior Robert Rizzo stepped on the diving board at Country Glen pool for the first time. Today he is a key contributor to the CHS swim and dive team and one of the best divers in the county.
This...
CHS wouldn’t be the same without students who try to cram as many sports as they can into their already-busy schedules. But how to appropriate their time isn’t the only factor playing into the decision...
Dribbling, shooting and scoring: this combination of skills makes up only a mere half of a basketball player's mentality when playing basketball. With yet another year of rigorous competition, the CHS...
Nine years ago, senior Nadia Hedayat hit the court for the very first time. Today, she is the captain of CHS volleyball and a key contributor to the team’s run to the regional final this season.
Hedayat...
Senior William Karpinski committed to James Madison University Oct. 31 to play Division 1 tennis.
Karpinski started playing tennis at four years old and has been on the CHS Varsity Tennis team since...
CHS Varsity I hockey have won not one, not two but three Maryland division and state titles over the past three seasons. This year, they are looking to add a fourth.
After winning a record...
The CHS Boys Soccer team was upset by B-CC in the Sectional Finals Nov. 3 in a gritty 2-0 match.
During the regular season, the Bulldogs beat B-CC 2-1 after getting off to a fast start with...
The CHS field hockey team advanced to the state semifinals with a convincing 4-0 win over B-CC on Nov. 1.
This is the second consecutive year that the Bulldogs ousted the B-CC Barons in the...
The third seeded CHS girls soccer team saw its season end in heartbreaking fashion Oct. 31 when they lost a penalty kick shootout to number two seed B-CC.
100 minutes of back-and-forth play...
By Dani Miller, Opinions Editor
• November 21, 2017
Following an undefeated fall season last year, girls varsity field hockey once again finishes with a strong season. Between their impeccable teamwork, determination to win and raw passion for the sport,...
