For junior attacker Captain Olivia Adamowicz, soccer has been a constant throughout her life. She started playing at a young age and has continued to develop her skills and passion for the sport at Kingswood Oxford. Now serving as a captain on the girls varsity soccer team, Adamowicz has taken on an important leadership role, […]
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For junior centerback Aaron Anstead, soccer has been a part of his life for 12 years. What began as a childhood interest after moving to Texas at age 4 has grown into a sport he still plays in high school at Kingswood Oxford. Now a member of the boys varsity soccer team, Anstead is adjusting […]
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By Dylan Albert ’28 KO varsity softball pushed hard until the end, securing an impressive 14-2 record, dominating not just on their home turf, but also at Kent, Westminster, Worcester Academy, and many more. Their overall gameplay has grown since day one and will continue until they add another ring to the collection. Even with […]
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Boys varsity lacrosse has faced a challenging season so far, holding a 3–8 record, but the team has continued to compete hard and show resilience. The season opened with a tough road matchup against Rye Country Day School, where the team fell short and ended with a score of 19-5. Just a few days later, […]
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As the Kingwood Oxford varsity softball team leads the season with an incredible 4-0 record, nothing can stop this team. Full of players from a ll different grades and softball backgrounds, they have the same goal in mind: to win the NEPSAC championship for the third time in a row. Starting the season off with […]
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KO girls varsity lacrosse, although starting the season 0-3, is still a strong team, and the numbers on the scoreboard do not represent the players on the field. Sophomore midfielder and attacker Talia Coccomo expressed similar thoughts. “Our record doesn’t fully reflect our team’s strength,” Coccomo said. “As we’ve played very difficult teams, and it’s […]
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By 3:00, students are not learning; they are watching the clock and counting down the seconds until they can go home and try to do some work, knowing that they already drained all of their energy at school. Eyelids grow heavy, shoulders slouch, notebooks close, and every minute feels longer than the entire school day […]
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“I still think it’s the catch,” Assistant Athletic Director and varsity baseball Assistant Coach Ryan Radmanovich said. “It’s kind of crazy to think that it may have been the best catch in KO baseball history.” In last year’s semi-final game against Choate, the score was tied 1-1 in the 12th inning. Choate was at bat: […]
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KO hosted its annual Curriculum Night on Thursday, Sept. 25, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., allowing parents to experience a day in the life of their children. Curriculum Night registration began at 5:30 p.m., and at 6:00 p.m., Head of Upper School Lisa Loeb gave an introductory speech to all the parents, sharing the […]
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