One year ago yesterday, Henrik Lundqvist and the New York Rangers ended the season for Alexander Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals in a decisive game seven at Madison Square Garden. This year, the roles are reversed. The Caps have home ice for game seven, and have their own established playoff stalwart in Braden Holtby. (continue reading...)

Senior night is a special night for any athlete, but this year the baseball team threw a curveball into the ceremonies. Dubbed “Veteran’s Night,” the team worked in conjunction with the Wounded Warriors Project to honor the service of local U.S. military veterans. (continue reading...)

The 5-1 boys tennis team was served its first loss of the season April 17, 6-1, when it squared off against the undefeated Wootton Patriots at home. (continue reading...)

The boys tennis team continued its impressive winning streak April 15, defeating the 5-2 Einstein Titans 7-0 and improving its record to 5-0. (continue reading...)

The boys tennis team defeated the struggling Damascus Hornets 6-1 April 8 at home, collecting its fourth win of the season and preserving its undefeated record. (continue reading...)

[caption id="attachment_29448" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Captain Max Sessions takes down his opponent. Photo by Bonnie Sharbaugh"][/caption] The wrestling team took a beating Jan. 23 when they lost 56-12 to the 11-0 Northwest Jaguars. Only three Viking wrestlers recorded wins and the team moved to an overall record of 6-4. (continue reading...)

[caption id="attachment_28752" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Guard Max Steinhorn evades Magruder defenders. Photo by Billy Bird. "][/caption] The boys basketball team lost 80-52 to the 4-0 defending state champions, the Magruder Colonels, Dec. 14, falling to a 1-3 record. (continue reading...)