Baseball
The baseball team is second in their region. They finished off their regular season in region play with 3 wins from 5, and beat McIntosh in the first round of the playoffs. They faced off against Creekview, winning one and losing the other two to end their season.
Equestrian
This month, the equestrian team had their qualifiers for nationals. Katherine Collier ’28 qualified to represent Woodward at the national competition.
Esports
The team had two “Madden 25” teams, two “NBA 2K25” teams and one “Super Smash Bros” team. The “Super Smash Bros” team made it to the playoffs.
Golf (Boys)
The boys golf team placed 8th at the area championships to conclude their season.
Golf (Girls)
For the final tournament of their season, the team played a scramble last week. Lilly Bartlett ’27 and Sasha Bartlett ’27 scored a 92, Lotus Jiroch ’27 and Jayden Mosca-Bolton ’29 scored a 75, Maddie Tulloch ’26 and her partner from another school scored 74.
Lacrosse (Boys)
The team played five games in April, winning two. The team currently sits 3rd in their region of seven teams. The boys won 12-1 on April 24 against Newnan to close out their season.
Lacrosse (Girls)
The girls lacrosse team finished their season this month, playing nine games. Their highlight was a 15-0 win over Dutchtown.
Soccer (Boys)
The boys soccer team has won all four games they played in April. The pick of the bunch was a 10-0 route over Arabia Mountain. The win streak has also included 4-1 and 6-1 wins over Pace and Lovett, respectively. The goals have been spread out across nine players, with no player scoring more than three goals over the stretch of games, but the whole team scoring 22. The team topped their region. In the playoffs, they beat Morrow 4-0, but lost 3-2 to Sprayberry in the second round.
Soccer (Girls)
The girls team had a difficult start to April, losing the first four games. However, the team bounced back to win 5-1 over Arabia Mountain on their senior night to close out the season. Similar to the boys team, no player has scored more than three goals in April, with many players contributing to the scoring.
Tennis (Boys)
After a successful season which included a 4-1 win over Auburn High School, and 5-0 wins over Carollton and Effingham County, the boys made it to state. They won the first round 3-0 against Newnan High School. They lost the second round 3-1 vs Riverwood.
Tennis (Girls)
On April 2, the team won the region after defeating Lakeside 3-2. After 2 difficult showings against Auburn High School and Pace, the team came back to win the first round of state 5-0 vs. Dutchtown on April 23. The season was subsequently cut short following a loss in the Sweet Sixteen round of state 2-3 vs. Chattahoochee High School on April 28.
Track and Field
Track and field competed in their final regular season meets in preparation for region. Both the boys and girls teams placed second at the Georgia Spring Break Showdown on April 5.
At region, both teams won for the third year in a row with 32 athletes/relay teams qualifying for sectionals. For each event, the top four qualify for sectionals. For more information, check out Marcom’s article on the event.
Ultimate Frisbee (Boys)
Courtesy of Coach Ken Kirschner: “After losing nine of the top 10 players from the team that fell just short of the state title the last two years, this was a rebuilding year. Captains Jay Kapadia ’25, Wyatt Cobb ’26 and Robby Bickerstaff-Davis ‘26 took over for the departed players and helped guide the team to a 3-3 record on the season. Their best performance came in the last game of the season against Maynard Jackson where the team started to put everything together. The future is bright with 11 players, including several that have the potential to be all-state players, returning next season.”
Ultimate Frisbee (Girls)
Courtesy of Coach Ken Kirschner: “The seniors on the girls team have had six different coaches during their time at Woodward. This has created a bit of a roller coaster in terms of their growth and development. Despite all of this, the captains — seniors Ellison Baer, Brie Beyah and Ryley Yasseri — directed a team made up of mostly new players to a 3-3 record. Overall, this season was among their best since the girls team was formed nearly 15 years ago. The seniors leave the program in a very good place with continued growth expected in the years to come!”
