Football team ends rival’s winning streak

BY JAMIE HAZEL  Sports Editor              With a dominant performance from the defense on the road, the Knights football team ended South Brunswick’s undefeated start to the season with a 21-6 victory on September 20. The team now sits at 2-2 with a match up against East Brunswick ahead this Friday.              South Brunswick returnedContinue reading “Football team ends rival’s winning streak”

Knights run the Red Division

BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSEN              The field hockey team has found immense success competing in the Red Division after playing in the White Division in previous seasons. The team currently holds a 6-1 record, and junior Laila Vaughan leads the team with 10 goals.               The season kicked off with an impressive 8-0 victory againstContinue reading “Knights run the Red Division”

Great kick start to the season

BY KAYLEE WEINGARTEN              The boys soccer team began the season with a promising start with a 1-1-2 record through four games. With new players in key spots, the team looks to build on its success moving forward.              After a 0-0 tie against New Brunswick in the season opener, the Knights earned an overtime win against rivalContinue reading “Great kick start to the season”

Undefeated kick off to the season

BY JAMIE HAZEL  Sports Editor               The girls soccer team opened their season 4-0 and found success against their toughest rivals, paving the road for an outstanding season.              On September 7, in the season opener, the girls won 1-0 against local rival Monroe. The game remained tied 0-0 until the second half when MorganContinue reading “Undefeated kick off to the season”

Seeking solutions for late bus cuts

BY SAM PRADO ROBERTS              On Monday, September 16, at 7:00 pm in the Main Building cafeteria, the Board of Education will hold a committee meeting where students, parents, faculty, and community members can discuss the elimination of late buses. This cut will impact students who wish to attend clubs, stay after school for extraContinue reading “Seeking solutions for late bus cuts”

Welcome back, OBHS students!

BY KATELYN BUCHALTER Buchalter: My first question would be, how do you think this year will compare to past years? Sasso: It’s always interesting because every year, there’s a personality, oftentimes driven by the senior class. It’s hard to compare one year to the next, but what I can say is early signs so farContinue reading “Welcome back, OBHS students!”

Students make musical memories

BY KAILEY SIEGEL Social Media Director             On June 5, family, friends, and staff gathered in the TV studio to watch students from all grades share their musical talents in the annual Cabaret show.               Twenty-five students participated, singing showtunes from 14 different musicals. “The Cabaret gives everyone a chance to show off their voiceContinue reading “Students make musical memories”

Mental health matters

BY ISABELLE MARMARA              On Tuesday May 2, the school’s safety team, consisting of Nicole Mondano, Robert Waitt, Jennifer McCann, Renee Freel, and Marissa Hays, held a Mental Health Fair in the courtyard during lunch periods.               The vast resources allowed students to learn about many different mental health resources and options. Just a portionContinue reading “Mental health matters”

Track sprints to the finish

BY ANGEL CHIARAVALLO AND ELISA CIOKU               The boys and girls Track and Field teams ended their Spring 2024 season with impressive performances in the Meet of Champions and the Group IV State Championships. Athletes, such as Alyssa Penn, Peter Afoakwah, and Kelvin Molina, got the chance to compete against the top track stars inContinue reading “Track sprints to the finish”

Choir hits the right note

BY ABIGAIL PERSAUD              The Choir outdid themselves during their performance in the Busch Gardens competition in Virginia. Not only did they participate in their first national competition, but they also won each category they competed in.              The choir prepared hard to compete in their events. “For the past few months, we’ve met afterContinue reading “Choir hits the right note”