BY NICK FERRANTEJunior Zach Florio, junior Sofia Sousa, and sophomore Gavin Young all qualified for and participated in the NJSIAA State Wrestling Tournament in Atlantic City on March 6 through 8. The Old Bridge wrestling team has proven itself full of tough competitors, illustrated by sending three athletes to represent Old Bridge at the highestContinue reading “Three Knights slam States competition”
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Slicing through the ice
BY ELISA QOKU 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. This season marked the program’s best in a decade. “It felt good to prove people wrong and have the season we did because, atContinue reading “Slicing through the ice”
Dominant freshman basketball team wins championship
BY LAILA MOHAMED-ALIThe freshman boys basketball team ended the season with a 17-1 record. They proved their skill by bringing home a trophy for winning their county tournament. In the finals, the Knights beat Piscataway, a challenging team who handed them their one and only loss throughout the course of the season. “I love winningContinue reading “Dominant freshman basketball team wins championship”
Celebrating Soul Food with BSU
BY SAFIJA SHATKUThe Black Student Union celebrated this Black History Month with their annual Soul Food event on February 27. To honor the diverse history and culture of black individuals, students gathered and savored delicious foods, dance performances, and more. BSU Spirit Week, also held on the last week of February, had students happily participatingContinue reading “Celebrating Soul Food with BSU”
Racing through the winter chill
BY ANGEL CHIARAVALLOWith 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 Victoria Botte, Joshua Santiago, Samantha Ciaccia, Ronald Ciaccia, Victoria Afoakwah, Tatum Jones, Annabelle Boateng, and Michelle Aluko ranked high in GMCs. Danielle Boateng, a junior, setContinue reading “Racing through the winter chill”
Young bowling teams set high marks
DAYAMI VILORIAIn 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 and high personal records. The young teams, which featured zero senior girls and only one senior boy, battled and improved throughout the season and made theirContinue reading “Young bowling teams set high marks”
From TikTok to Tumblr
BY ELISA QOKUScrolling on TikTok lately, you may have noticed your “For You” page filled with old filters, outfits, music, and trends have made a comeback. The 2015 era has come back for summer 2025. The popular Tumblr girl who kept up with her VSCO and made sure to never forget a heavily saturated, increasedContinue reading “From TikTok to Tumblr”
Cupid aims at OBHS
BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSENMultiple clubs embraced the month of love by holding Valentines-themed events. The fundraisers offered many activities for students to enjoy while supporting significant causes. On February 11, People First held their second annual “Sweetheart Soiree.” The club offered many activities, including a crepe making station. “It was fun competing with my friendsContinue reading “Cupid aims at OBHS”
Sibling swimmers break records
BY ANALISE SAINVILIn a tough season for the boys and girls swim teams, Madelyn and Tyler Hopkins made history with their record-breaking performances. Although the teams combined for just one team win this season, Tyler and Madelyn have had a positive impact on the team. “They contribute a lot because they are both super-fast andContinue reading “Sibling swimmers break records”
Students dunk on faculty
BY KAYLEE WEINGARTENOn January 27, the Black Student Union hosted the first Faculty vs. Student basketball tournament. Students gathered in the gym to watch this tournament and see how the teachers performed. The tournament started with eight teams of students facing each other to decide who would play against the teachers. “My friends and IContinue reading “Students dunk on faculty”
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