Wi-Hi Sports

ANOTHER ACCOLADE! The recognitions continue to come in for Wicomico County student-athletes. The Maryland Basketball Coaches Association has released its 2026 ALL-STATE Girls Basketball team, and Congratulations goes out to Wi-Hi's record-breaking guard, Se'Lah Foreman!

-2nd Team All-State
- Academic All-State

Foreman scored a school record 2,066 career points for the Tribe, and is a 3-Time Bayside South Player of the Year.

She helped power Wi-Hi to the 2A State Final Four twice in the past three years.

Way to go Se'Lah, on another outstanding season and for representing Wi-Hi and Wicomico Public Schools like a champion!

MORE ACCOLADES for TAY'SHAUN AND DEMAR! The awards continue to roll in for Wicomico County student-athletes. The Maryland Basketball Coaches Association has released its 2026 ALL-STATE Basketball teams, and congratulations go out to the following Tribe players:

-Tay'Shaun Swann, Wi-Hi, 2nd Team All-State
- Demar Brunson, Wi-Hi, 3rd Team All-State

Swann and Brunson helped power Wi-Hi all the way to the 2A State Championship game, losing in overtime by two points. Both players also eclipsed the 1,000-point mark in their high school careers.

Way to go, Tay'Shaun and Demar, on outstanding seasons and representing Wi-Hi and Wicomico Public Schools like champions!

WEDNESDAY JUNE 3RD! Save the Date for Wednesday, June 3rd as Wicomico High will hold an informational session about fall sports beginning at 5:30pm in the Wi-Hi auditorium for current 8th graders and their parents) who are scheduled to come to Wi-Hi in the fall.

Also, current Wi-Hi students who have not played a fall sport are also encouraged to attend. This session will give you an opportunity to meet coaches and ask questions.

WI-HI TRIBE ATHLETE SIGN UPS FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR! Wicomico County Public Schools is transitioning to a new student athlete registration called FinalForms for the 2026–2027 school year.

REGISTER NOW! As part of this transition, we are encouraging families of current 9th–11th grade students to complete registration early. This will help ensure students are ready for their season and allow our athletic departments time to learn and support the new platform.

GET STARTED TODAY:
https://wicomicoschools-md.finalforms.com/
• Create a parent account
• Add your student
• Complete all required forms

*Students will need to use their WCPS student email to acknowledge required participation forms.

For additional support, including the FinalForms Parent Guide (English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole), visit:
https://wicomicocountymd.sites.thrillshare.com/page/athletics

SIGN UP NOW!

FIRST T&F STATE CHAMP Of 2026! Congratulations to Wi-Hi's David Paulifond for winning the Triple Jump state title today at Morgan State University on Thursday afternoon!🥇

Lets Go!

FAST TRACK TO BALTIMORE!

Congratulations to the 43 Wicomico County Public Schools student-athletes and their coaches who have qualified for the MPSSAA Track & Field State Championships at Morgan State University this Thursday through Saturday.

WCPS will be well represented by student-athletes from all four high schools, including 22 individual event qualifiers and 11 relay teams.

THE SCHEDULE:

THURSDAY (1A/2A): Mardela, Parkside, and Wi-Hi

FRIDAY (3A/4A): James M. Bennett

SATURDAY: Athletes from all four schools will compete in championship finals and remaining events

Best of luck to all of our student-athletes, coaches, and families as they represent WCPS on the state stage this weekend. Bring home those medals! 🏅

TRIBE SIGNING DAY!🖊️⚽️🏀🏈⚾️🥎Eighteen Wi-Hi student-athletes declared where they would be taking their talents at the next level on Monday afternoon. This includes students who will be playing in college and several heading to the armed forces.

Good Luck to the following seniors:

TRACK AND FIELD
-Deborah Laguerre, Frostburg State University

CROSS COUNTRY
-Onyah Handy, Navy
-Demar Brunson, Air Force (also boys basketball)

BASEBALL
-Noah Riggin, Neumann University
-Aiden George, Manor College

SOFTBALL
Amber Moore, Tompkins Cortland Community College

GIRLS BASKETBALL
-Se'Lah Foreman, University of the District of Columbia(UDC)
-Jozlyn Tyre, St. Francis University

SOCCER
-Rowan Okerblom, Goucher College
-Jason Rivera Cabrera, Goucher College

FOOTBALL
-Josh Holland, McDaniel College
-Jonathan Grady, Bowie State University
-Kevin Thomas, Frostburg State University
-Tay'Shaun Swann, Frostburg State University
-Keven Mondestin, Wilkes University
-Jah'Mir Johnson, Salisbury University
-Aaron Sadberry, Salisbury University
-Mikhail Ingram, Frostbury State University

Congratulations and Good Luck to each of our Wi-Hi Indians student-athletes. Thanks for your dedication to our varsity athletics and Good Luck in your next chapter! 💙💛


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LOWE NAMED NEXT WI-HI INDIANS GIRL SOCCER COACH -
Wi-Hi is proud to announce the hiring of Sydney Lowe as the new head coach of the Tribe's girls soccer program. Coach Lowe brings an impressive background as both a player and coach, along with a strong commitment to student-athlete development. A standout multi-sport athlete at Parkside High School, she earned All‑Bayside Conference honors in both soccer and lacrosse.

She continued her soccer career at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, where she received All‑Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) honors while competing for the Seahawks. After earning her bachelor’s degree in Spanish from St. Mary’s College of Maryland, Coach Lowe joined Salisbury University as a graduate assistant for the women’s soccer program.

While at Salisbury, she earned a Master’s degree in Education and continued to build her coaching experience. Following her time at Salisbury, she spent four seasons as the JV girls soccer coach at James M. Bennett High.

Wi-Hi Athletic Director Stosh Schtierman said he is excited for the continued growth of the girls soccer program under Coach Lowe’s leadership.

“We’re looking forward to Coach Lowe continuing to build upon the foundation that Carly McQuown and Melissa Morales established with our girls soccer program,” Schtierman said. “Sydney brings enthusiasm, experience, and a clear commitment to developing student-athletes, and we’re excited to see the program continue to move forward.”

“I’m excited to begin this new chapter at Wi-Hi,” Lowe said. “I look forward to building strong relationships with the student-athletes and continuing the growth of the girls soccer program.”

Coach Lowe currently serves as a Spanish teacher at Bennett Middle School. Welcome Coach Lowe.

THEY'VE DONE IT!!! For the first time in 35 years (since 1991), the Wi-Hi Boys track and field team is bringing home the BAYSIDE CHAMPIONSHIP trophy! The Tribe won in convincing fashion outdistancing second place Easton by 41 points!

Congrats to the entire Indians squad! BIG UPS to the 4 x 100 squad of Ja'Mareon Stevens, Davion Anderson, Tay'Shaun Swann and Kaileb Tilghman on
for setting a second Bayside Championship meet record with a time of 43.14 on Thursday. On Day One of the meet, the speedsters set the 4 x 200 Bayside Championship meet record.

Way to go Wi-Hi!💙💛

Photo Courtesy: David Dodson

FIT FOR A KING! Wicomico High School is proud to announce Douglas King as the next Head Coach of the Tribe boys basketball program, following in the legendary footsteps of Butch Waller, who led the team for six decades and built one of the most respected programs in Maryland high school basketball.

A proud Wicomico High School graduate, King brings a deep-rooted legacy of basketball excellence, leadership, and service to the role. His connection to the Tribe runs deep—from standout player to twenty-four years as an assistant coach at Wi-Hi to a trusted mentor within the school community.

King starred on the court for Wi-Hi from 1994–1997, earning Bayside South Player of the Year honors in 1997. He continued his playing career at Cecil Community College before transferring to Salisbury University, where he competed from 1999 to 2002. During his collegiate career, King scored more than 1,000 points and remains among Salisbury University’s all-time leading scorers, currently ranked 27th in program history.

Following his playing days, King returned home to Wicomico High School and transitioned seamlessly into coaching. Over the past 24 years, he served as the JV Head Coach and Varsity Assistant Coach under Butch Waller, playing a key role in sustaining the Tribe’s culture of discipline, accountability, and competitive excellence.

Beyond the sidelines, King’s commitment to his alma mater extends throughout the building. He currently serves as Campus Patrol Manager, where he supports student safety, mentorship, and day-to-day operations—further strengthening his relationships with students and staff alike. In June of 2023, King was recognized for going above and beyond in his work during the school day at Wi-Hi and received Wicomico Public Schools' Extra Mile Award.

Now stepping into the Head Coach position, King brings together decades of experience, institutional knowledge, and a passion for developing young men both on and off the court.
“This program means everything to me,” King said. “Wi-Hi helped shaped who I am—as a player, a coach, and a person. I’m honored to follow Coach Waller and will continue building a program our players, families, and community can be proud of every night.”
King’s vision for the program centers on developing tough, smart, and selfless players while maintaining the high standards and pride that have defined Wi-Hi basketball for generations.

Wicomico High School administration and athletics leadership expressed confidence in King’s ability to lead the Tribe into its next era, citing his longevity, character, and deep understanding of what it means to wear the Wi-Hi uniform.

“Doug King is the embodiment of what Wi-Hi basketball represents,” said Stosh Schtierman, the school's Athletic Director. “His loyalty to this program, his deep understanding of our culture, and his commitment to developing young men on and off the court made him the clear choice to lead us into the next chapter. Doug has spent nearly a quarter century leading our players alongside Coach Waller, and there is no one better prepared to move the program forward.”

With a seamless transition rooted in tradition and trust, the Tribe basketball program turns the page to a new chapter—guided by a leader who has lived its values for over three decades.

CONGRATS, COACH KING! Let's Go!!💙💛