List of 5 news stories.

• Week #19 - 6th Grade Boys Win First TFS Basketball Game of 2026!

  1/8/2026
  Dave Levy, Athletic Director
  6th Grade Boys Basketball - The Badgers are back in the Den, and the 6th Grade Boys took advantage of their opportunity for more playing time. Eli was smooth right off the opening tip, faking a pass to a teammate and driving down the middle. He used this move throughout the game, resulting in two trips to the line, a three pointer, and 11 total points! Will got to the line as well, and was constantly in attack mode! He made both foul shots. The Badgers led 8-7 after the first quarter, and Kai got the scoring going. He used a quick first step, got the defender on his hip, and beat him to the basket. Kai had 6 in the first period, and finished with 12. He worked closely with Gabriel, who had several assists, using an effective give and go.
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• Week #18 - MS Basketball Badgers Sweep CCA To Close Out 2025!

  12/19/2025
  Dave Levy, Athletic Director
  Boys Middle School Basketball

  Rebounding was a huge emphasis for the Middle School Boys today, and Gabriel and Odin understood the assignment. Boxing out a taller opponent, Gabriel snatched the ball out of the air, passing it ahead to Trenton, who got Tandem on the board early with a tough lay-up. The next CCA trip ended with an Elias rebound, as he worked hard to solidify possession. He passed it ahead to Kai, who knocked in one of his three triples on the afternoon.  The Badgers led 7-6 after 1.
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• Week #18 - Varsity Badgers Earn Another Sweep!

  12/19/2025
  Dave Levy, Athletic Director
  Varsity Girls Basketball

  It sure feels like a non-issue now, but Quantico was up 5-0 early in the first quarter today. It would have been easy for the Badgers to panic... but as you consider that idea, ask yourself one question: have you ever seen Annie panic? When you have an elite point guard, one who has the ball on a string and intellect to match, the rest of the team can play with confidence. 

   

  With two minutes elapsed, down five points, Annie knocked the ball away from the opposing point guard, one of her NINE steals in the game! She looked up and saw Aoife on the block - and she was ready. Aoife (career high 21 points) had a true breakout game today. She was dominant in the post, fighting for position and calling for the ball. Aoife got the orange, kept it high, and scored - all while drawing a foul! Quantico got a basket on the other end, but Annie then had her second straight assist when she found Elisabeth in the corner - and her jumper was smooth as butter. 
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• Week #18 - A Historic Afternoon: JV Girls Basketball Take the Floor!

  12/16/2025
  Dave Levy, Athletic Director
  The Tandem Class of 2027 has been the core of the Girls Basketball program for a long time. They played Varsity as 8th, 9th and 10th Graders  - constantly improving - and often with little depth or upperclassmen on the roster. Last season, they were joined by two Seniors and two 8th Graders, and the roster began to grow! This year even more reinforcements arrived resulting in the need for some JV Basketball games. This afternoon, the JV Badgers took the court together for the first time, many of them playing new positions, representing the future of the program.
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• Week #18 - Exciting MS Double Header in the Den!

  12/16/2025
  Dave Levy, Athletic Director
  Middle School Boys Basketball

   

  Down 6-0 early in the game, Trenton changed the momentum as he went to the rim and drew a foul. On the next possession, Trenton drew the defense, now off balance, and found Isaiah open on the block for a lay up. The Badgers held CDS scoreless for the last three minutes of the first quarter - Elias was a force on the block when Ryan and Aven defended the top of the key. In the second quarter, sensing a need for a scoring push, Kai got open from the left wing and let it fly. With a beautiful follow through, Kai's shot tickled the twine. Working closely with Jayceon, who had a game high 17, the Badgers scored 7 in the second quarter.
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