by Bryce Goldfarb ’28 The football team is off to a strong start this season, with multiple players stepping into bigger roles and the team setting a high standard for the rest of the year. The team’s week 2 matchup was canceled due to the storm, but has an undefeated record so far. In week […]
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For junior defensive end and offensive lineman Ernesto Ballesteros, football has gone from a sport he started playing in first grade to a path toward his dream of playing at the college level. Ballesteros started with flag football, but he quickly found that he preferred the physical side of the sport. “I wanted to hit […]
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The varsity baseball team has turned around a difficult start, improving from a 0-4 record to 8-7 through stronger pitching, timely hitting, and team-wide resilience. After opening the season with four straight losses, the Wyverns began to show signs of progress in a close 2-1 loss to Choate Rosemary Hall, one of the top-ranked teams […]
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The KO boys and girls track and field teams have had a strong spring season, using depth across events and team-wide support to prepare for championship competition. One of the team’s most successful meets came at Williston Northampton School on April, 26 2026, where both teams competed against several schools in a midseason meet that […]
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This month’s Player of the Moment, senior Connor Ellsworth, has built his career through years of hard work, consistency, and true love for the game. An outfielder known for defense and hitting ability, Ellsworth has developed into a reliable and competitive player who is always looking to get better. Ellsworth’s journey started early. He began […]
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Have you ever had a debate about who the best NBA player is? I know I have. I usually hear Lebron or Shai, but the best NBA player currently is Nikola Jokic from the Denver Nuggets. Jokic, often described as nonchalant, worries more about sleeping than playing. Despite his careless attitude and lack of emotion, […]
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The cups of green glowing matcha are spreading like wildfire. Nine dollars a cup, that’s a little steep. Half the Kingwood Oxford community seems to be holding this green chalk dust as the wildfire spreads faster and faster. AAPI club leaders seem stressed, whipping up the matcha, the wooden spoon turning in slow motion as […]
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