As the fall sports season comes to an end, I’m sure you know all about the epic wins (and losses) of our football team. Maybe you know a little bit about our soccer and girls' volleyball teams, too!...
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On April 14th, 2025, the annual WNBA Draft took place. The WNBA Draft is an event where WNBA teams choose new players for their rosters. The draft will have three rounds, and each...
Marlee Potillo is The Current’s December’s athlete of the month. She served as one of the key contributors on the Ossining girls’ varsity team, ending the season with 6 goals and 3 assists (9 total...
The November Athlete of the Month is Kevon Evans, a senior on the boy’s soccer team and one of the players in Section 1 soccer. In the past two years, Evans has been one of the best players on the team,...
2020 has been quite the year for everyone, but especially for high school students who have all been trying their best to adapt to the constant changes brought by the pandemic. With schools officially...
Six months after an unexpected pause in play, an NBA champion has been declared. The Larry O’Brien trophy once again resides in Los Angeles, nearly 10 years after the Lakers, led by the late Kobe Bryant,...
The October athlete of the month is Lucy Roach, a sophomore player on the OHS tennis team. In a year laden with obstacles, many underclassmen are having the beginnings of their varsity careers defined...
Throughout 2020, civil rights and police brutality have been at the forefront of political discourse. The murders of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, as well as the countless others, revitalized the Black...
With the COVID-19 pandemic, sports are going to look very different than they have in previous years. Starting September 29th, sports deemed low-risk such as tennis, soccer, cross country, and field hockey...
Over the course of the past few months, professional athletes have become accustomed to a new model of playing sports - one in which wearing masks and playing in front of empty seats is normal.
Prominent...
