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One of the most exciting and action-packed events during the football off-season is back; the 2021 National Football League (NFL) Draft will be taking place from Thursday, April 29, to Saturday, May 1, in Cleveland, Ohio. College football’s most talented playmakers will hear their name called and sport new colors as they continue their careers […]
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The Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) world is electrified for the much anticipated Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) 259 Pay-Per-View event on Saturday, March 6, at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. The card is highlighted by a whopping three title fights that include four current UFC champions and a multitude of top contender bouts across […]
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The NFL is stiff-arming their way through the tribulations of COVID-19, entertaining millions of passionate fans across the globe. Two teams remain: The Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, advancing to play in Super Bowl LV on Sunday, Feb. 7 after winning their respective conference championships. Coincidently, the game is to be played […]
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This year has truly been a year like no other, and it palpably affected the fall varsity sports season for Kingswood Oxford. Required mask use, maintaining social distancing, shortened practices, and no official games were just some of the many challenges that both coaches and student-athletes faced during the season. Seniors across all sports were […]
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How far would you go to sacrifice something that you love, a privilege, for a much bigger cause that requires additional attention? Well, for the 16 remaining playoff teams left inside the NBA bubble, players were willing to give up whatever it took to fight for social justice and equality, even if it meant cancelling […]
Read MoreHow far would you go to sacrifice something that you love, a privilege, for a much bigger cause that requires additional attention? Well, for the 16 remaining playoff teams left inside the NBA bubble, players were willing to give up whatever it took to fight for social justice and equality, even if it meant cancelling […]
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After a nearly five-month hiatus from play and two months of action at Disney World in Orlando, Fla., the final two teams remaining in “the bubble” punched their tickets to the NBA Finals and are ready for battle. The Los Angeles Lakers, the top seed in the Western Conference, and the Miami Heat, the fifth […]
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The end of May marks a time of many joyous occasions for the KO community as the school year begins to wind down with summer just around the corner. The most cherished annual traditions are panning out a bit differently than usual right now by virtue of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this did not impede […]
Read MoreAs COVID-19 continues to spread worldwide at an unprecedented rate, Head of School Tom Dillow made the extremely difficult decision for KO to permanently move to virtual learning for the remainder of the semester. In a letter penned to Wyvern families and students on April 17, Mr. Dillow stated that this decision was not taken […]
Read MoreAs COVID-19 continues to spread worldwide at an unprecedented rate, Head of School Tom Dillow made the extremely difficult decision for KO to permanently move to virtual learning for the remainder of the semester. In a letter penned to Wyvern families and students on April 17, Mr. Dillow stated that this decision was not taken […]
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