
Freshman Focus: Who do you think is going to win at the Grammys?
Never “board” at Game “Night”
On December 19, the Black Student Union and the People First Club collaborated to hold Game “Night” in the main building cafeteria to provide funds for Jamacia and Sudan.

Freshman Focus: What keeps you motivated in the winter?
4th annual Rice Festival
On December 10, the Asian American Club held their fourth annual Rice Festival in the main building cafeteria. The club showcased the culture through food, games, and dance.


Girls team takes down wins
The girls wrestling team has built a 6-1 record through dominant dual and tournament performances, a stretch that later earned the program No. 6 ranking in New Jersey.
Boys wrestling top 20 in NJ
The boys wrestling team has continued to uphold excellence with numerous achievements this season an overall record of 11-3 and a 4-1 record in the county.


Girl swimmers make a splash
In a season of improvement for the girls on the swim team, they hold a 2-3 record, their best in three years, with outstanding finishes throughout their roster.
Who is going to win the Super Bowl?

Driven to win
After a rough start in the season, the girls basketball team is back on track, recording multiple wins in recent games. At halfway point of the season, they have acquired a 6-7 record.
Ice hockey records and rivalries
With a 6-2 record in the county, the ice hockey team shows a promising season. On their senior night, the Knights won 11-1 against J.P. Stevens.


Sharing Christmas traditions
Italian Honor Society and Club hosted Buon Natale, a Christmas event, on December 22. Students celebrated by learning about Italian culture and playing games.
A concert to remember
The annual instrumental winter concert took place December 17. An audience gathered in the auditorium to enjoy the nostalgic Christmas feeling everyone craves during the holidays.


Racing to the win
The girls track season set off to a strong start with multiple wins. The team placed high in both the GMC Relays and the Demarest Invitational.
Jazz squad dances to first place
On January 4, the Knights Dance Team’s jazz routine secured first place at the annual Ramapo College Dance Team Invitational.

What did you do over winter break?

Students receive College Board awards
On November 28, for the first time ever, College Board hosted a recognition ceremony for notable OBHS students.
Who is your favorite teacher this year?

Sweet treats, sweeter competition
The annual Gingerbread house contest, hosted by the Student Senate on December 10 in the main cafeteria, spread holiday cheer through friendly competition and festive, edible decorations.
Holiday charities spread joy
Every Holiday season, Old Bridge high school supports holiday charities like Toys for Tots, the Giving Tree, and a home food drive.


A cheerful holiday concert
On December 10, the OBHS Choir donned their holiday attire and formal wear for their annual Winter Concert. Family and friends celebrated this holiday season together by listening to some jolly performances.
Stranger Things turns OBHS upside down
On November 26, Volume 1 of the last season of Stranger Things dropped on Netflix.


Winter Sports Preview: Boys Wrestling
The boys wrestling team finished second in the GMC Red Division and reached the NJSIAA CJGV Finals, and some individuals made it to the NJSIAA Sectionals.
Freshman Focus: What is your favorite activity to do in the winter?

Winter Sports Preview: Girls Basketball
Following an 11-15 season, a quarterfinal loss in the GMC Tournament, and the loss of several seniors, the girls basketball team returns for the upcoming season.
Winter Sports Preview: Boys Basketball
With multiple players graduating or moving on, the boys basketball team enters the new season with opportunities for fresh talent to step into key roles.


Dumplings done right
On November 12, the National Chinese Honor Society hosted Dumpling Day after school in the main cafeteria.
Winter Sports Preview: Track
The winter track team has a big season ahead. For the many seniors returning to the team this year, this season’s races will conclude their high school running career.


Winter Sports Preview: Girls Wrestling
After making it to the quarterfinals of the State tournament last year, the team plans to come back even better with the addition of new team members.
Freshman Focus: What is your favorite Thanksgiving tradition?
Winter Sports Preview: Swimming
After the swim teams’ challenging seasons last year, they go into this season optimistic.


Marching Champions
On November 8, the MarchingKnights won the US Bands Group I Open National Championship and earned wins for Best Music, Best Visual, and Best Percussion.
Knights charge to State Finals
The football team powered to the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group IV Tournament Finals. with steady defense, explosive scoring, and relentless determination.


Harvest for the community
The Community Care Club hosted Harvest for Care, their first event of the year, on November 19. Around 75 attendees and club members fundraised for the Old Bridge Food Bank, listened to the guest speaker, played games, and more.
Winter Sports Preview: Bowling
After tough seasons last year, the bowling teams plan to rebuild. This year, the bowlers set a high standard and started working towards a better season.


Winter Sports Preview: Ice Hockey
The hockey team comes off their second winning season in a row, ready to succeed once again. This year, they expect to defend their Community Cup title and take home more victories.
Volleyball wins State Championship
The 32-1 girls volleyball team won the NJSIAA Group IV Tournament for the first time in school history. The Knights beat Westfield 3-2 in the tournament finals.


Welcome, Superintendent Sasso!
On December 1, Dr. Vincent Sasso will become the superintendent of Old Bridge Township Public Schools after serving as principal of OBHS since 2013.
Soccer streaks to success
The boys soccer season ended with a 14-6-2 record, including a 12-game undefeated streak lasting over a month. The boys made it to the NJSIAA CJ Group IV Semifinal game with many impressive wins along the way.


Crossing the finish
The boys cross-country team competed at NJSIAA Sectionals where Daniel McFarland and Ronald Ciaccia qualified for the Group IV State Championship. The boys and girls raced well in the GMCs, with the boys placing seventh and the girls placing fifth.
Over the Moon for Mooncakes
The National Chinese Honors Society led the Mid-Autumn Festival celebration on October 6 during both lunch periods.


Have you heard the “Rumors”?
The drama department will premiere the annual fall comedy, “Rumors,” on November 20. The cast and crew have worked extensively to produce an outstanding show.
OBHS hosts college fair
On September 30, Old Bridge High held a college fair organized by Grace Patella of the Guidance Department. The college fair allowed students to learn about schools and ask questions about various programs.


Champion volleyball team blocks to the top
The 32-1 girls volleyball team secured a win in the NJSIAA CJG4 Finals to set up a rematch with Williamstown, the team that knocked them out of the NJSIAA Tournament last year.
Freshman Focus: How does ninth grade compare to the middle school?

Tennis serves wins in Red Division
After moving up to the GMC Red Division this year, the girls tennis team earned a record of 10-8.
What is your favorite thing about the fall?

Field hockey hits milestones
The field hockey team has rolled to a 17-4 record and many other accomplishments, including making it to the GMC Tournament Finals, finishing first in the Red Division, and setting school records.
Girls soccer wins GMCs
On Friday, October 31, the girls soccer team won the GMC tournament for the first time in school history. After two overtimes, the team secured the win with a shoot-out.

What is your favorite movie to watch this time of the year?
Success in GMCs leads to Sectionals
The gymnastics team placed third overall in the GMC Championship with a total score of 102.175. The season resulted in a multitude of personal highlights and a 4-4-1 record.

What is your favorite Halloween candy?

Marching to 1st Place
The Marching Band has carried a wave of momentum through their fall season, taking first place at multiple competitions while earning top honors in music, visual performance, and overall effect.
What are you doing for Halloween?

Return of late buses
Last school year, the Board of Education removed all late buses for after-school activities due to budget issues. Starting in October, the 4pm late bus will run every Wednesday.
Bingo brings the buzz
On October 7, underclassmen gathered in the cafeteria to have a great night with friends and take their shot at winning various prizes.

What was the song of the summer?
Knights Fall for Homecoming
Seniors and juniors danced the night away at Homecoming on October 9. The event had the main cafeteria filled with students celebrating their return to school through music, dance, and their best attire.


All out for Pink Out
On October 3, students and staff came together to attend the biggest event of the season, Pink Out. Various clubs and classes held fundraisers to help support the cause and the scholarship fund.
Girls soccer beats biggest rivals
The girls soccer team has a strong record of 12-2-1and 6-0-1 in the Red Division. They have found success against two of their toughest opponents, East Brunswick and Monroe.

What is your favorite pop culture moment?
Knights run up the score
Knights football started the season 4-1 while outscoring their opponents 163 to 48. The players already have some huge wins under their belt, such as Cedar Creek and South Brunswick.


All aboard, seniors!
On September 15, 440 seniors dressed to the highest degree made their way to the Dinner Cruise. The cruise allowed seniors to take in the sights of the New York City skyline while enjoying the luxuries of the ship.
Girls tennis starts strong in Red Division
With three straight wins to start the season, girls tennis team quickly proved themselves in the GMC Red Division after moving up from the White Division.

What are you looking forward to this year?
Field hockey off to undefeated start
The field hockey team currently holds a record of 6-0, dominating the Red Division as well as out-of-division opponents.


Sun, sand, and so many feelings
Over the summer, teens tuned in every Wednesday to watch the new episode of The Summer I Turned Pretty based on the novels by Jenny Han.
Undefeated volleyball team set for success
The girls volleyball team has started the season undefeated in their first five games without even losing a single set.


















































































































































































