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Junior Connor Salmin stretches to catch the football during the cross town rival game against Loudoun Valley on November 8. Photo provided by Steve Prakope of PlaidSheep Creative.

A New Era of Recruitment

Written by Thomas Lyons and Mackenzie Sonak December 19, 2024

The new rules affecting college sports have caused a complete shift in the power of D1 recruitment, now allowing the highest paid college athletes to earn upwards of $1 million. Only recently have athletes...

American flags on a field. Photo provided by Aerial Film Studio.

Army vs. Navy: The American Game

Written by Lucca Marraccini, Staff Writer December 13, 2024

There are many rivalries in college football with historical significance, great moments, and shared hatred for one another. However, no rivalry is more unique than Army vs. Navy. Since their first meeting...

A basketball falls through the net at the 2024 March Madness Tournament. Photo provided by Creative Commons.

March Madness Review

Written by Sam Douglas April 24, 2024

The annual March Madness tournament concluded on April 8, 2024 when the UConn Huskies beat the Purdue Boilermakers to finish out the men’s bracket. The previous day, Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes...

Photo of What a March Madness Bracket Looks Like. Photo provided by Ethan Tehan.

The Madness of Brackets

Written by Ethan Tehan April 1, 2024

The true madness of March comes from the college basketball bracket. Every year millions of basketball fans fill out a March Madness bracket to put in their guesses on who is going to win each game and...

Photo of the San Francisco 49ers stadium. Photo provided by Robert Hernandez Villalta.

The Bowl To Watch

Written by Ethan Tehan March 14, 2024

The Super Bowl is one of the most watched events every year. For Super Bowl LVII, it had an average audience of 115.1 million viewers. Making it the highest viewed Super Bowl of all time. However, the...

The Chaos of March

The Chaos of March

Written by Ali Elliott March 14, 2024

It is that time of year again - brackets are made, games are watched, team statistics are debated. March Madness creates a new frenzy for basketball fans everywhere. 67 games are played for men and women,...

Charles Leclerc driving for Scuderia Ferrari during the 2022 Australian Grand Prix. Photo provided by Google's Creative Commons.

“It’s Lights Out And Away We Go”

Written by Augusta Beekman, Social Media Manager March 5, 2024

Formula One is back for its 2024 season. The season will kick off with pre-testing in Bahrain, with the Bahrain Grand Prix being held on March 2nd, 2024. Teams have already revealed their drivers and livery....

Running for Green or Glory?

Running for Green or Glory?

Written by Sarah Putorti and Teagan Russell May 15, 2023

Hooves strike the earth with an urgent ferocity as crowds of finely dressed people with fabulous hats jump in their seats. Years of determined effort have been invested into just a quick sprint across...

All of James’ stops throughout his career, (in order) the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Miami Heat, and the Los Angeles Lakers.

The NBA’s New Scoring King

Written by Devin Adu-Osei March 23, 2023

A near 40 year old NBA record was broken in early February. LeBron James passed the all-time great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in career points. He finished the historic night with 38 points, leaping over...

MLB Opening Day schedule

MLB Opening Day

Written by Isaac Kent March 10, 2023

With the spring season, Major League Baseball (MLB) opening day is right around the corner, and fans have many things to look forward to with new rules and a stacked opening day schedule.  Prior to...

The Investigation of the Washington Commanders

Written by Luke Jenkins and Isaac Kent February 15, 2023

On November 10, 2022, The D.C. Attorney General shocked the world and started a long-needed investigation into Dan Snyder and the Washington Commanders, recently recognized by The Observer as a “toxic...

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