The Patriots clinched their seventh straight win, and their fourth against an Inter-Ac League opponent, when they topped the Bears, 3-1 (21-25, 25-14, 25-18, 25-14).

The Patriots got mixed results on the day, falling to Notre Dame 27-30, but defeating Baldwin 16-42.

Led by first-place finisher Luke Philip '24, the Patriots defeated the Fords, 26-31.

The defense recorded three interceptions in the second half and shut out Blair, while the offense hit multiple big plays and scored 28-unanswered points to give GA a 35-12 win.

Germantown Academy Director of Athletics Tim Ginter has announced the hiring of Diana Shumar as the new Head Coach of Girls Lacrosse.

USA Swimming on Sept. 19 revealed the 72 athletes comprising the National Junior Team for the 2022-23 season. Among the select few is Landon D'Ariano '24, one of just two boys from Pennsylvania to receive the honor.

Germantown Academy boys soccer has made the road its home in the early portions of the 2022 season. The Patriots are off to a 5-0-1 start despite playing just one game at home, and are winners of four in a row.

The Patriots welcomed the Churchwomen to Oberkircher Field to open up league play, and took reigning Inter-Ac League and Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association Champions to the brink.

Tripp Capers '24 would rack up 141 yards on the ground as the Patriots won 37-6 over Olney Charter to improve to 3-0.

Just days after defeating St. Benedict's Prep at the Spencer Vespole Memorial Invitational by the score of 15-1, the Patriots welcomed the Gray Bees to campus for a regular-season matchup. While the final score of the contest was different, GA still came away on the winning end, this time by the score of 12-6. 

While the competition was tightly contested, the Patriots emerged from the match with a 3-0 win (28-26, 25-18, 25-20).

Competing in the Hill School Jamboree on Sept. 9 and 10, the Patriots went 1-0-1, defeating Hill, but drawing Lawrenceville. 

The Patriots opened the year with a 3-0 win over Princeton Day School on Aug. 30 and have been nearly perfect ever since. On Sept. 10, GA picked up its fourth win in as many matches with a 3-0 win over Archbishop Ryan.

GA proved to be the top team at the tournament, outscoring the three foes 40-8 to earn a 3-0 mark and to repeat as Invitational Champions. 

Playing without five of its starters, Germantown Academy found a way to grind out a victory on Saturday.

Whereas some might have nerves or jitters before the first game of the season, the Patriots looks calm and in control as they racked up goals in a 7-1 win.

The Patriots fought hard and had chances, but were unable to top the Explorers, who came away with a 9-6 result.

Germantown Academy swimmers and divers, as well as Germantown Academy Aquatic Club, had a marvelous summer at Middle Atlantic Junior Olympics, National Club Swimming Association (NCSA) Summer Swimming Championships, and AAU Junior Olympic Games, but now the group is seeing even more success.

Although the scoreboard read "Carey Stadium," Germantown Academy's football was far from home -- at least 88 miles away -- when it opened the season against Simon Gratz on Sept. 2. Getting to Ocean City High School from Fort Washington takes some time, but it did not take the Patriots long to find the endzone and take control of the game, which they ultimately won, 28-0.

After a series of scrimmages, Germantown Academy's volleyball team opened up the regular season by hosting Princeton Day School on Aug. 30. The Patriots were able to get ahead early, ultimately winning in straight sets. 

Germantown Academy's golf team has started their title defense. Already two matches into the season, the Patriots are as hot as ever, sitting with a perfect record. 

On August 2, the Germantown Academy Dive Club (GADC) returned to the East Coast after a packed summer of competitions. Founded in 2016, this was the third year GADC had divers qualifying for AAU and USA Diving Junior National Championships.

The Germantown Academy Aquatic Club (GAAC) recently wrapped up its summer swimming competitions with tremendous success. GAAC swimmers attended the Middle Atlantic Junior Olympics, the National Club Swimming Association (NCSA) Summer Swimming Championships, and at the AAU Junior Olympic Games.

For most students, the summer is a time traditionally reserved for taking a break from the rigors of school, possibly enjoy some traveling and mentally preparing for the upcoming year. This summer, Asher Sasson '23, Andrew Thompson '25, Rachel Khavinson '24, Katie Martin '25 and Nicholas O'Hara '24 got to travel, but for the purpose of club-level competition in the Junior Olympic Tournament for their respective Mavericks Water Polo teams.