GMC Champs dethrone Mother Seton

BY KNIGHT LIFE STAFF On October 22, the girls volleyball team defeated Mother Seton 2-0 to win the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament Finals. The girls continued their 14-game winning streak with a dominant performance against the last team to beat them. The girls’ victory at the GMC Finals marked their 5th consecutive GMC Championship win.Continue reading “GMC Champs dethrone Mother Seton”

Alumni make their mark on Wall of Fame

BY ANALISE SAINVIL Copy Editor On Monday, October 5, Old Bridge High School honored alumni LeTísha Shaw and Eric R. Christian during its Wall of Fame ceremony, recognizing their accomplishments and contributions beyond the classroom. The Old Bridge High School Wall of Fame, started in 2008, recognizes graduates who demonstrate career success, leadership and communityContinue reading “Alumni make their mark on Wall of Fame”

Pep out for pink out

BY CATHERINE SHAPIRO Students and staff members gathered on October 2 to support the Pink Out event. Numerous clubs and classes hosted fundraisers, such as shirts, bandanas, and other accessories. In total, the effort raised approximately $3000 to donate to the family of a senior student impacted by breast cancer. “The fundraiser was great, andContinue reading “Pep out for pink out”

Comeback Knights defeat the Chiefs

BY KNIGHT LIFE STAFF On September 25, the Knights mounted an amazing second-half comeback to defeat the Piscataway Chiefs 27-26. Senior Chase Rizzo scored two rushing and two receiving touchdowns to nail down the victory. Going into the game, the Knights knew they would have to bring their all. “They were the number one rankedContinue reading “Comeback Knights defeat the Chiefs”

State Champions 3-Peat!

BY LISA TOOLEY The boys volleyball team beat rival Monroe in the NJSIAA South Jersey Group IV Finals before defeating Union in the NJSIAA Group IV Finals. The team finished the challenging season with a record of 27-6. On June 10, the boys won the NJSIAA Group IV State Championship for the third consecutive year.Continue reading “State Champions 3-Peat!”

The need for NeeDohs

BY AMYAH GONZALEZ OBHS finds itself flooded with the newest trend: NeeDohs! NeeDohs appeared in stores in 2017, but early this year, they rose to fame. “I, personally, think the new internet craze over NeeDohs is very positive,” said Jasmine Elsherbini. “I always have a Needoh in my hand, and I love collecting them.” DueContinue reading “The need for NeeDohs”

Knights clip Falcons’ wings in 4-peat

BY KNIGHT LIFE STAFF The girls lacrosse team completed their fourth straight undefeated run through the GMC Red Division with a 15-3 Senior Night win against division rival Monroe. Thursday’s victory moves the team’s overall record to 11-3, 8-0 in the Red Division. After a dominant 16-6 victory against Monroe earlier in the season, theContinue reading “Knights clip Falcons’ wings in 4-peat”

Knights serve up win over Southern

BY KNIGHT LIFE STAFF The Knights defeated rival Southern Regional in five sets in a closely contested match. The 3-2 victory against the powerhouse program brings the team’s record up to 14-4. Southern won the first set 25-21 to take an early lead over Old Bridge. “We made a lot of service errors in theContinue reading “Knights serve up win over Southern”

The price of Artificial Intelligence

BY MARIAMI PANTSULAIA Finishing homework today involves more than textbooks and research; many students now turn to Artificial Intelligence to handle their assignments for them instead of using their own intelligence and creativity. It can be argued that the disadvantages of AI outweigh the benefits. AI, commonly used by high school students, helps improve learningContinue reading “The price of Artificial Intelligence”

Spring Sports Preview: Track

BY JAMIE HAZEL Sports Editor Coming off a successful winter track season, the spring track team appears on the right track for victory. Overall, both the girls and boys teams consist of successful athletes in every event, including distance, sprints, and field events. Expectations of breaking many school records remain high. “My ultimate goal isContinue reading “Spring Sports Preview: Track”