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Toms, Liao and Williamsport tennis team make history at state tournament
COLUMBIA, Md. -- Williamsport became the first Washington County Public School to win an MPSSAA state tennis team championship on Saturday at Wilde Lake Tennis Club. Wildcats senior Lauren Toms capped an undefeated season by capturing the first girls singles state title in county history, leading Williamsport to Class 1A team honors. The Wildcats scored 15 points to edge runner-up South Carroll by one point.
Roosevelt & Boonsboro fall in softball state championships
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (DC News Now) — Despite impressive seasons from both teams, both Eleanor Roosevelt and Boonsboro softball teams fell in their respective state title games on Saturday. Roosevelt was undefeated entering the title game, and made a rare appearance for a Prince George’s county softball team in the 4A championship game. Roosevelt lost […]
State track: Boonsboro's Caroline Matthews is golden again
Boonsboro senior Caroline Matthews delivered one of the feel-good stories of the year at the Maryland State Outdoor Track & Field Championships on Wednesday at the Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex. Matthews, who was one of the state's top distance runners before dealing with a number of health issues, returned to glory in her final state meet, winning the title in the Class 1A girls 3,200. ...
State track: North Hagerstown's Lauren Stine adds to her title collection
LANDOVER, Md. -- With a blazing final lap, North Hagerstown junior Lauren Stine won the Class 3A title in the girls 3,200-meter run at the Maryland State Outdoor Track & Field Championships on Tuesday at the Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex. Stine blew past Edgewood's Brielle Whitworth with 150...
Staten Island FerryHawks return home tonight after sweeping 6-game series vs. Hagerstown
When the Staten Island FerryHawks play at home Tuesday night for the first time in a week, they will take the field riding a seven-game win skein and nestled in first place in the Atlantic League’s North division. Included in the seven-game win skein, is a six-game sweep of...
The Greens at Hamilton Run reopens May 20
The stream restoration project at The Greens at Hamilton Run is complete and the city of Hagerstown, owner and operator of the golf course, has announced it has reopened. The nine-hole course will be open from 6:30 a.m. to dusk, seven days a week, with no tee times required. Because...
Grace Academy wins Mason Dixon Christian Conference baseball championship
Grace Academy won the Mason Dixon Christian Conference baseball tournament on Monday night at Meritus Park in Hagerstown, riding strong pitching, including 15 total strikeouts, to a 4-3 victory over Shalom Christian in the championship game. Connor Earley struck out seven over the first four innings, allowing two runs (one...
Top performers: WCPS Elementary Junior Olympics
Here are the top three finishers in each event from the 48th Washington County Public Schools Elementary Junior Olympics at South Hagerstown. 100 -- 1. Depp Forsythe (Rockland Woods) 14.66; 2. Adam Morales (Paramount) 15.23; 3. Kade Matthias (Eastern) 15.26. 200 -- 1. Jamison House (Boonsboro) 27.79; 2. Adam Morales...
HCC's Gabby Cook becomes a two-time NJCAA track and field national champion
Under mounting pressure, Gabby Cook found a way to soar. The Hagerstown Community College sophomore cleared 5 feet, 8 inches on her first attempt and won the title in the women's high jump Friday at the NJCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships in West Monroe, Louisiana. Cook, a...
Six in a row! Homers help Staten Island FerryHawks top Hagerstown, 6-4
HAGERSTOWN, Md, -- The Staten Island Ferryhawks continued their winning ways Saturday night, earning a 6-4 victory over the Flying Boxcars. This was the sixth win in a row for the visitors who remain in sole possession of first place in the ALPB’s North Division. The FerryHawks jumped out...
Track officials needed for competitions to continue
SHEPHERDSTOWN — These six men are the only track officials in the region. According to Bolin, 4-5 more track officials, at minimum, are needed, to be able to continue holding high school track events throughout the region.
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