Scoreboard
| Sport | Date | Home | Away |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boys Bowling 1-8 | 1/8 | Old Bridge 0 | St Joseph 4 |
| Girls Bowling 5-5 | 1/8 | St. Thomas Aquinas 0 | Old Bridge 5 |
| Ice Hockey 5-4 | 1/7 | Old Bridge 3 | Princeton 6 |
| Boys Basketball 2-8 | 1/8 | St Joseph 75 | Old Bridge 35 |
| Girls Basketball 4-4 | 1/7 | Middlesex 44 | Old Bridge 32 |
| Wrestling 3-1 | 1/7 | Edison 11 | Old Bridge 65 |
| Girls Wrestling 5-0 | 1/2 | Old Bridge 42 | Rancocas Valley 24 |
| Boys Swimming 1-2 | 1/2 | Old Bridge 91 | Lacey 77 |
| Girls Swimming 2-1 | 1/2 | Old Bridge 96 | Lacey 71 |
Upcoming Events
| Sport | Time | Date | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ice Hockey | 3:30pm | 1/9 | South Brunswick |
| Girls Basketball | 11:30am | 1/10 | Colonia |
| Boys Basketball | 5:30pm | 1/13 | Main Gym |
| Bowling | 3:45pm | 1/12 | Majestic Lanes |
| Swimming | 3:30 | 1/9 | YMCA |
| Girls Wrestling | 10am | 1/10 | Main Gym |
| Boys Wrestling | 6pm | 1/9 | Woodbridge |
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.
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.
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.
Winter Sports Preview: Swimming
After the swim teams’ challenging seasons last year, they go into this season optimistic.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Boys golf swings to success
Ending off last season with an 11- 4 record, Boys golf ranked third in the blue division last season and started their 2025 season with five consecutive wins.
Fast lane to victory
As the track season kicked off, the girls strove to succeed throughout the season by breaking school records, winning championships, and building excellent sportsmanship.
Girls LAX wins 4th straight Red Division Championship
With a 12-2 record and a roster full of rising stars, the girls lacrosse team continues to dominate the GMC Red Division with another regular season championship.
Baseball takes down top-three team
The 9-8 baseball team shut down Seton Hall Prep, a top-three team in the State.
Spring Sports Preview: Boys Volleyball
The boys volleyball team will look to extend the program’s tradition of excellence. Last year, the boys went undefeated and won the GMC and NJSIAA Tournaments.
Spring Sports Preview: Softball
With a mix of veteran players and several new additions to the team, the team has high hopes for what this season will hold.
Spring Sports Preview: Baseball
The players expect to continue their legacy by going 20-9, winning a State Championship, earning a Top 20 State ranking, and winning the GMC Tournament last year.
Spring Sports Preview: Girls Lacrosse
The experienced, two-time GMC Tournament-winning girls lacrosse team will return to spring ready to secure another undefeated season in the Red Division.
Spring Sports Preview: Boys Lacrosse
The boys lacrosse team finished strong last year with a 9-3 record in their final 12 games. The players hope to carry that success into the upcoming season.
Spring Sports Preview: Track
The track team comes back this year with high expectations and ambitious goals. The team strives to work harder than ever with the ultimate goal of reaching the Meet of Champions.
Spring Sports Preview: Boys Tennis
The boys tennis team stands ready to dominate, with a few new players added to many returning athletes. After ending last season 5-9, the boys have prepared to take over this season.
Spring Sports Preview: Golf
Both golf teams enter the season coming off record-breaking performances and will strive to build on their success in their new situations.
Knights fight to the end
After a rocky start, the team found its rhythm and closed the season on a dominant 9-2 run, fueled by an 8-game winning streak that carried them to a 15-11 overall record.
Knights beat Bears in GMC’s
The girls basketball team finished their challenging season with a record of 11-15. Despite the struggles of the season, the team managed significant highlights, including an upset win over rival East Brunswick in the GMC Tournament.
Three Knights slam State competition
Zach Florio, Sofia Sousa, and Gavin Young all qualified for and participated in the NJSIAA State Wrestling Tournament .
Slicing through the ice
The OBHS Ice Hockey team finished strong with a 14-9-2 record, their best in ten years. The team also reached the final round of the competitive Kolodney Cup Tournament.
Racing through the winter chill
With temperatures down to single digits, the winter track team still came through and accomplished many goals. For example, Danielle Boateng set a new school record, and many athletes ranked high in GMCs.
Young bowling teams set high marks
In a rebuilding year after graduating nine players from the girls team and three from the boys team, the bowlers finished the season with numerous players setting new personal records.
Sibling swimmers break records
In a tough season for the boys and girls swim teams, Madelyn and Tyler Hopkins made history with their record-breaking performances.
Girls Wrestling takes 4th in GMCs
The girls’ wrestling team has a strong 7-5 record. The team finished 4th in the GMC Tournament, and, after recently defeating North Brunswick, earned the #10 rank in the State.
Knights shoot to top of Red Division
The 11-5 boys wrestling team finished second in the GMC Tournament and moved to first place in the Red Division, proving their resilience and determination against tough opponents and rivals.
Play Unified dunks on competition
The Play Unified basketball team has racked up wins so far this season. They currently hold a record of 6-1, including four double-digit wins.
Fire on the ice
The Ice Hockey team got off to an incredible 8-4-2 start, and they currently stand in second place at 5-2 in the GMC, behind only St. Joseph.
Knights clip Falcon’s wings
On Tuesday, January 8, the boys basketball team made history, beating St. Joseph for the first time since 2019 by a score of 71-52. Senior Krish Patel lead the team with 24 total points.
Girls Basketball wins Holiday Tournament
The 5-3 girls basketball team got their season off to a strong start by winning the Woodbridge Holiday Tournament.
Winter Sports Preview: Girls Basketball
After losing a strong group of seniors to graduation, the girls basketball team now looks to the four returning seniors and upcoming underclassmen to step up this season.
Winter Sports Preview: Track
As the boys and girls winter track season approaches, the returning runners look forward to improving and bringing home a GMC title this time around.
Winter Sports Preview: Swimming
As the swimming team returns to the pool after losing key seniors, the group looks to develop a new team, build camaraderie, and work on their strokes.
Winter Sports Preview: Boys Basketball
The boys basketball team’s rooster has not changed much, but their talent has developed. This will be the boys’ second year playing together with almost the exact same team, providing a rare opportunity for a successful season.
Winter Sports Preview: Wrestling
Last year, the wrestling team went 10-8 in the regular season and placed fifth in the GMC Tournament. After last year’s success, the team remains eager to jump back into the season.
Winter Sports Preview: Ice Hockey
The hockey team, fueled by momentum, comes off their first winning season since 2019. This year, they set out to fight for tournament victories and finally defeat their rivals.
Until the final whistle
The boys soccer team fought hard right to the end of the season. In the GMC Tournament, they went into double overtime and eight rounds of shootouts with top-seeded South Brunswick before upsetting Franklin in the NJSIAA Tournament.
Winter Sports Preview: Bowling
Coming off a surprise run to the NJSIAA CJG4 Finals, the boys bowling team will look to build on last year’s late-season success.. The girls, who dominated to a 20-3 record last year, will look to rebuild around the two returning contributors from last year.
Knights tackle winning season
The football team finished the season, 6-4, second in the “National Gold” division, behind only Piscataway whom they lost to by one point.
Field hockey passes expectations
The field hockey team’s season came to a close with a 13-7 record. The team returned to the competitive GMC Red Division and placed second during the regular season.
Volleyball wins Central Jersey Group IV Championship
On November 12, the girls varsity volleyball team won the Central Jersey Group IV Championship against number one seed Hunterdon Central. The girls dominated the game, winning 2-1.
Cross Country finishes strong at Sectionals
On Saturday, November 2, the girls and boys cross country teams competed at the NJSIAA Sectionals. The girls placed fifth overall, leading them to Group Championships, and the boys placed sixth.
Seniors shoot to GMC finals
The varsity girls soccer team won the first three rounds of the GMC tournament but lost in the finals against Monroe in a close 1-0 match.
Vaughan breaks school scoring record
Junior Laila Vaughan scored her 73rd goal to break the school record for field hockey goals scored. The three-year varsity starter persevered through injury to hit this milestone.
GMC Sportsmanship winners send six to Sectionals
Despite the gymnastics team’s disappointing 2-6 record this season, the girls marked several outstanding achievements, and six athletes still have the opportunity to show their strength and skills at the NJSIAA State Sectionals this weekend.
Knights ace the Red Division
The girls’ volleyball team finished the regular season in first place in the competitive GMC Red Division with an 18-5 record. NJ.com now ranks the Knights as the number 17 team in New Jersey.
Serving up a winning record
Girls tennis has begun the season with a strong 10-3 record. The team currently leads the GMC White Division with 9-0 record in the division and ranks fourth overall in the county.
Football team ends rival’s winning streak
Quarterback Brody Nugent, who has thrown 19 career touchdowns, dries his hands on a towel before the snap as senior Noah Balbuena gets ready to block.
Knights run the Red Division
Junior Addison Albrecht, who scored goal to secure an overtime win against Metuchen, runs up the field.
Great kick start to the season
Junior Collin Chessere, who scored a goal against Monroe, stays focused on the ball as he evades a slide tackle.
Undefeated kick off to the season
Junior Anijah Formanek, who has two assists this season, sets up to take a free kick.
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