As the KO boys’ lacrosse season progresses, the team has recovered from a midseason coaching change and the loss of many players from last season. The captains—junior attack Jason Mathews, junior defense Dalton Smith, and senior attack Christian Gingeleski—have helped weather the storm and maintain chemistry in the locker room. While the team has yet […]
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This season, the boy’s golf team is off to a strong start under new Head Coach Joe Sobowicz, with a 5-11 record and many more matches around the corner. The team practices daily at Gillette Ridge in Bloomfield, focusing heavily on fundamentals and skill building. Additionally, the team has been spending lots of time together […]
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On Saturday, Feb.1, Kingswood Oxford celebrated Girls in Sports Day, an annual program aimed at involving young girls in neighboring towns in sports. The event celebrates the implementation of Title IX, an act made specifically to provide girls with equal opportunities to participate in school sports with comparable resources and support to boys’ programs. In […]
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For the first time, KO has earned recognition from the National Athletic Trainers’ Association as a “Safe Sport School.” This is a major accomplishment that demonstrates KO’s commitment to providing its athletes with the resources and facilities necessary to maintain optimal health throughout the competitive sports seasons. The recognition is awarded in two categories: first […]
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On Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2024, English Department Chair William Martino’s New York Literature class took a trip to New York City as part of their curriculum. The students were given the opportunity to explore various neighborhoods, including Midtown and the West Village, while also visiting the Museum of Modern Art, where they received a tour […]
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On Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2024, KO debuted a modified version of the long-running Form Two Fly-Up Day, which is now called Wyverns Rising. The annual event is intended to be an informative day for Form Two students. It has undergone substantial changes as part of an attempt to improve retention numbers among students going from […]
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As school starts up again, the construction on campus continues to move forward, impacting students on campus and providing a glimpse into the future of KO. The Community Commons, which will contain a student center, cafeteria, and library with quiet and group study spaces, is set to be completed by the start of the 2025-2026 […]
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On Monday, April 29, biochemist Rebecca Matoska ’07 came to KO as a part of the annual Stroud Science Symposium to deliver a speech on her work in pharmaceuticals. A KO graduate, Ms. Matoska continued a trend of alumni returning to campus to speak in this assembly. Science Department Chair Fritz Goodman, who organized the […]
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Sophomore Tyler Brown has had a phenomenal season for the track and field team, leading him to be named the May Player of the Moment. Brown runs the 100 and 200-meter races as well as the 4×100 relay, and he competes in the long jump. Brown has been jumping 21’6”, running 11.7 seconds in the […]
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The student-run thread fashion show returned for its second year on April 11, raising money for The Village for Families and Children, bringing people together through personal style, and garnering massive community support for another successful showing. The show was held in Roberts Theater and included students, faculty, and pets on the runway. Before the […]
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