By Maya Rosenberg, Opinions Editior
• September 26, 2016
Senior Coco Kuchins verbally committed to play Division 1 basketball for the United States Air Force Academy August 20.
According to a Jan 21. Washington Post article, Kuchins was also scouted by other...
Golf coach and LAD Resource teacher Aaron Vactor was named the All-Met Coach of the Year, an award recognizing him as the best coach in the Maryland, Virginia and D.C area.
This is Vactor’s fourth...
By Jake Herman, Public Relations Manager
• May 31, 2016
Spring
Best Uniform: Boys Varsity Lacrosse
Best Look: Green Alternate
The boys lacrosse team had several postseason appearances this season, meaning the return of the team’s green alternate jerseys...
The girls varsity lacrosse team won regionals this season with the help of senior captain Annie Moshyedi, who lead the team in overall points with 35 goals, 25 assists and 22 ground balls on the season,...
The idea that ultimate frisbee would become a recognized MCPS sport has been tossed around for a while, and with the recent announcement by the Olympic committee declaring frisbee an olympic sport, now...
CHS long jump and triple jump coach Muhammad Halim qualified to compete for the U.S. Virgin Islands at the 2016 Rio Olympics after competing at the Morgan State Legacy meet in April.
Born in St. Croix,...
The boys lacrosse team wrapped up an impressive season, making it all the way to the state semifinals in dominant fashion.
Unfortunately, the season ended with a disappointing loss in the state semifinals...
Senior Madison Farrand has committed to the Rochester Institute of Technology to play women’s ice hockey.
Playing for the CHS Varsity I ice hockey team, Farrand had 15 points in 16 games for the Bulldogs...
By Sophie Liss, Social Media Editor
• May 31, 2016
The boys tennis team won Counties May 9-16, beating out Wootton, Whitman, and other schools in division one of MCPS boys tennis.
Sophomore Drew Ingall won his individual bracket for singles, and senior...
For some, running is a chore. It’s just something you do to get into shape. For Mitchell Welter, it’s the opposite. From cross country in the fall to track in the winter and spring, Welter runs year...
After three years as CHS’ Athletic Director, Scott Rivinius is stepping down to allow more time for his family.
“My wife and I are having our third child this May, so I will need to be home more...
CHS has introduced a new sport for the current spring season—allied softball.
The team was created for students who are interested in playing co-ed softball with their friends and for students in...
