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After having two seasons affected by Covid-19, Severna Park spring sports teams are looking forward to starting up again. Tryouts start March 1 and there are many competitive athletes who will be working to make an impact for their team this spring. “My freshman year our season ended just two weeks after tryouts and last season was not exactly normal,” junior lacrosse player Liv Tramontana said. “So I’m just excited to get back into the swing of things and enjoy time with my teammates.”

Upcoming Spring Sports

Lilly Spilker, Sports Editor
April 1, 2022
SPHS senior Gus Bachmann has been participating in soccer for over a decade. Over the course of this time, he has crossed paths with many who made a lasting impact on him and aided in his development as a player and a person. “I’d really like to thank my teammates for making these last four years of high school soccer such a great time,” Bachmann said. “I’d also like to show appreciation for Coach Ryan Parsi, who has always been a kind mentor to me in soccer, as well as [in] life.”

Gus Bachmann

Sydney Herz, Editor-In-Chief
February 3, 2022
The Unified Tennis Team gets together every fall season and competes in tennis matches against other teams in the county and gives students that are suffering from special needs an opportunity to play a varsity level sport.

Unifying with Tennis

D.A. Regala, Guest Writer
December 8, 2021
Caption: Severna Park falcons take on playoffs with captain Brandon Asch as their starting goalie, having a six game shutout means he has not let in a single goal for six games straight. This has helped lead the falcons to win regionals and take them further into playoffs. Asch had a serious nose injury causing him to get stitches yet still strives with a mask covering his face during these past games. “When it comes to saving a ball there is never a technique. Its always in the moment and is all reactionary” Asch said.

Six Streak Shutout by Severna Park’s Soccer Hero

Meghan DeFeo, Staff writer
November 12, 2021
The SPHS volleyball team starts practicing from the middle of August and goes until November. “Just the mental aspect of keeping at the top of your game is the toughest thing,” Dunbar said. The team needs to focus on their training, and for long term practice and games the ability to stay focused is necessary. Because volleyball doesn’t have a time limit, matched skill levels can make games go for two hours or more, it makes the mental endurance for the players to constantly be at the top of their game a necessary skill.

What Is it Like to Be On the Volleyball Team?

Sarah Sternhagen, Staff Writer
November 2, 2021
The Falcons enjoyed a winning Covid-19 season last spring and have won all four of their games this season. They look forward to winning more games and having a successful season. “Our first game was probably one of the most memorable moments, leading up to it after Covid,” kicker Trey Smack said. “Opening up with a win.”

Promising Season Ahead for Falcon Football

Lilly Spilker, Sports Editor
October 15, 2021

Volleyball vs. Football

Flynn Prengaman, Videographer Editor
September 24, 2021
Coach Pellicani shares his insight in the season that never was for SPHS varsity basketball.

Varsity Boys Basketball Video

Flynn Prengaman, Videographer
June 18, 2021
In the Anne Arundel County fall sports make-up season, the Severna Park High School Football team went undefeated.

Severna Park Football Goes Out in Style

Tyler Engleman, Staff Writer
June 3, 2021
Falcons Sports Christmas

Falcons Sports Christmas

Flynn Prengaman, Staff Writer
December 23, 2020
Covid-19 vs. College Sports Recruiting

Covid-19 vs. College Sports Recruiting

Ingrid Wells, Staff Writer
December 22, 2020
Colin Murphy taking photos on a hill during a sporting event. Murphy enjoys just going to games and being in the atmosphere. “I love sports, always have and always will,” Murphy said. 

The Man Behind the Camera and Behind Writing We Love to See 

Nick Carparelli, Online Editor
May 13, 2020
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