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Franklin High School student dies after medical emergency at football practice
REISTERSTOWN, Md. — A Franklin High School student has died after experiencing a medical emergency at football practice Wednesday morning. The Baltimore County Fire Department reported on Wednesday that around crews were called 9:15 a.m. for a child experiencing a medical emergency on the school's football field. Officials said...
Countdown to Kickoff: Northwest Jaguars
GERMANTOWN, Md. (DC News Now) — The Northwest Jaguars are entering year two under head coach Bucky Clipper, hoping to build on a big playoff win from last season. In the second round of the MPSSAA 4A state playoffs, Northwest beat its arch rival Quince Orchard, 29-26, ending the Cougars’ historic 39-game multi-year long win […]
Liz Merryman TOBA Finalist for Second Straight Year
LAUREL, MD – Largely thanks to her 5-year-old Grade 2-placed homebred Witty, a three-time stakes winner at Laurel Park, owner-trainer Elizabeth Merryman is a finalist to win a second straight national award from the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association. Merryman, a member of one of Maryland’s most successful, diverse...
Faces To Know: 2024-25 Men's Basketball Newcomers
Head coach Kevin Willard and Maryland men’s basketball were active in the transfer portal and its recruiting efforts this offseason. The Terps welcomed five transfers and two freshmen. Here’s everything you need to know about each incoming student-athlete ahead of the 2024-25 season, including their reason for choosing the University of Maryland as their new home.
Lonny Baxter on why Maryland hasn't recaptured 2002 success, Gary Williams, Kevin Willard and more
"...We have a good head coach in Coach Willard, and I believe he's going to get these guys on the right track, and it's just a matter of time before the program is back to where it needs to be." All-time Maryland men's basketball great Lonny Baxter received huge news...
Crab-crackin’ Maryland kid: Wood enjoys return to Camden Yards
BALTIMORE – Like most Maryland kids, James Wood grew up going to Orioles games at Camden Yards. And like most Maryland kids, he also grew up picking steamed blue crabs. On Tuesday night, the Olney, Md., native got to relive both childhood memories in the Nationals’ 9-3 rout of the Orioles in Baltimore.
Crabs N Beer Chasing Elusive Stakes Win in $75,000 Find
LAUREL, MD – Charles Blanford’s Grade 3-placed Crabs N Beer, beaten two lengths or less in each of his last four stakes attempts and fewer than three lengths on average in seven career tries, continues the quest for his breakthrough win in Sunday’s $75,000 Find at Laurel Park.
Three set to join to the Howard County Community Sports Hall of Fame
The Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks recently announced the three newest inductees to the Howard County Community Sports Hall of Fame: Will Brewington, Wilma Moran-Wylie and Wendell Thomas. All three have made an impact coaching in and growing different sports in the Howard County community. The Hall of Fame “honors outstanding individuals for their commitment or notable ...
PGA Tour unveils 2025 schedule; minimal year-to-year changes compared to 2024
Jack Milko has been playing golf since he was five years old. He has yet to record a hole-in-one, but he did secure an M.A. in Sports Journalism from St. Bonaventure University. The PGA Tour has unveiled its 2025 schedule, which features plenty of similarities to its 2024 edition. The...
‘Unlucky plays’ lead to North Laurel’s 2-1 loss to GRC
WINCHESTER — North Laurel was its own worst enemy during its 2-1 loss to George Rigers Clark on Thursday. The Jaguars (0-2) dominated the action against the Cardinals, but two own goals led to North Laurel’s 2-1 loss. “I felt we played much better tonight and controlled the...
Another Stakes Test for Cut From Class in $75,000 All Brandy
LAUREL, MD – Cut From Class, stubborn in defeat to near-millionaire and two-time graded winner Sparkle Blue in an unplanned stakes debut last month, faces no such rival when she attempts to restart her win streak in Sunday’s $75,000 All Brandy at Laurel Park. The 52nd running of...
Annual Neighborhood Athletic Competition to Mark 30th Anniversary
Four years ago, 3×3 basketball made its Olympics debut at the Tokyo games. But an annual tournament in this sport has been a Pikesville tradition for decades. Sunday, Sept. 1, will mark the 30th anniversary of the Tour de Court. What started as a casual day of neighborhood youth basketball has morphed into a major community fundraiser.
Sports Hall of Fame Seeking Nominations
The Montgomery County Sports Hall of Fame is seeking nominations for inductees for its 2025 class and is asking the public to contribute. The Hall of Fame, which recently found a permanent home within the walls of the Silver Spring Recreation and Aquatic Center, honors individuals who have made contributions or “brought notoriety” to the county through the avenue of sport. Inductees can be coaches, athletes, journalists or anyone who fits that description.
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