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GA Girls Volleyball Smashes the Competition

5Dec

GA Girls Volleyball Smashes the Competition

GA Girls Volleyball concluded their season with a 24-3 record overall, claiming the Inter-Ac title, and setting a name for themselves as the team to beat this year. Although they fell to Notre Dame during the PAISSA Championship match, they played an incredible season leading up to it, winning all of their home games and […]

Legends Depart: Roger Federer and Serena Williams leave the world of tennis

1Nov

Jessica Wang

Neha Jonnalagadda '25191 Comments

Legends Depart: Roger Federer and Serena Williams leave the world of tennis

Federer and Williams, two of the most iconic tennis champions, announced their retirement from the sport this September The bittersweet month of Sep. rocked the world of millions of tennis fans after two of the tennis superstars, Roger Federer and Serena Williams, permanently bid farewell to professional tennis. Williams and Federer, both aged 41, announced […]

22Oct

Claire Theobald '24

Shae Sawyer- St. Clair '24No Comments

Ginny Hoffman 44 Day

Germantown Academy hosted the second annual Ginny Hoffman 44 Day on October 1st. This event honors Ms. Ginny Hoffman, who previously served as the athletic director of GA for 40 consecutive years. Ms. Hoffman highlighted women in athletics throughout her time at GA and left a large impact on our community, especially on female athletes. […]

20Sep

Taryn DiFranco '25

Maria Petko '23No Comments

The Patriots Won’t Fall this Season

As the sun starts to set a little earlier and the weather starts to get a little chillier, it can only mean one thing for GA athletes: fall sports season. The football season began on Aug. 15, while all other fall sports started on Aug. 22. Athletic Director Tim Ginter says he loves “everything about […]

26May

Carmela Jenckes '24No Comments

Spring Sports Recap

This year’s spring sports season featured a near return to pre-pandemic normalcy. With a much higher number of people vaccinated and COVID cases dropping, GA athletes were able to practice maskless, participate in their usual competitions and games, and have spectators! Even though there was a brief spike in COVID cases late in the season, […]

24May

Alaina Steck '22No Comments

GA Ice Hockey: An Unforgettable Season

GA’s varsity ice hockey team wrapped up the 2021-2022 season on February 17, 2022, once again taking the Independence Hockey League championship title and trophy. The nail-biter 3-2 win was the fourth championship win in five years, with one year excluded due to the coronavirus pandemic. First period of the championship game was a scare […]

24May

Celina Bagchi '24No Comments

House Olympics Recap!

On Friday, April 29, 2022, GA’s seven Upper School houses competed to win the long-awaited annual House Olympics Competition. The day began with house meetings in outdoor spaces, where students decked themselves out in house-colored paint, hair dye, and glitter. The many opportunities for points created chances for houses lower in the rankings to earn […]

16May

Olivia Krey '24

Brendan Hodgens '24No Comments

GA’s Madness

March Madness Overview: The NCAA Division I men’s and women’s basketball teams compete in an annual tournament every March to crown the ultimate Division 1 champion. After 68 college teams are chosen to participate in the tournament, communities gather together to create brackets that try to predict the winners, resulting in lots of madness on […]

The Final Finish Line at GA: Juli Gonzalez’s Nine-Year Career as a Runner

13May

Taryn DiFranco '25No Comments

The Final Finish Line at GA: Juli Gonzalez’s Nine-Year Career as a Runner

Many people throughout GA’s community know senior Juli Gonzalez ’22 because of her outstanding running abilities in both cross country and track. Having started running in fourth grade and competing in sixth grade, Gonzalez is now a senior and will be leaving GA in less than two months with countless achievements and records. Gonzalez began […]

13Apr

Shae Sawyer- St. Clair '24

Brendan Hodgens '24No Comments

Spring Sports Forecast

With the arrival of the spring season, the GA community is excited to finish the school year strong with the finals sports season underway. Now that GA has officially gone mask optional, much has changed from the past couple years. When COVID-19 first spread throughout the United States in 2020, the spring sports season was […]