Oxford
Sports
Skipjacks Softball Team Sets New Home Run Record, Showcases Strong Community Spirit
The Chesapeake College women's softball team, the Skipjacks, had a notable season. They set a new school record by hitting 53 home runs, which is 10 more than the previous record. Players who hit a home run celebrated by wearing a cowboy hat, symbolizing team unity.
Kent Island wins final event to win girls' title; Willis paces Cambridge-SD boys to championship
CAMBRIDGE — Friday’s Bayside Conference outdoor track and field championship meet was the last for Kent Island High’s head coach Justin Holland, who is retiring from coaching at the end of this season. And though Holland was not there for the finish, he may never forget the ending. Parkside appeared headed for the girls’ team title, as it held a nine-point lead heading into the final event — the 4x400-meter...
Saints grind way into final
ST. MICHAELS — It’s a longtime creed of St. Michaels High baseball. “We tell them all the time, ‘Two-out hits win championships,’” Saints head coach Brian Femi said. St. Michaels bunched together three two-out hits during a three-run first inning, and added two more runs with two outs Saturday on the way to a 5-2 victory over North Dorchester in a Class 1A East Region I semifinal at Harold Baines...
Echternach, Fink, Murphy team to no-hit Wi-Hi as Warriors advance
EASTON — His pitching staff plagued by injury since the beginning of the season, Easton High head baseball coach Albert Pritchett decided to take the committee approach heading into the postseason. That plan worked beautifully Thursday, as Pax Echternach, Dylan Fink and Cullen Murphy combined to throw a no-hitter, leading the Warriors to a 13-0 five-inning victory over Wicomico in a Class 2A East Region II quarterfinal on a day when its ball field was renamed Warrior Field in memory of former assistant coach Matt...
'A family affair'
CAMBRIDGE — The Cambridge Classic Power Boat Regatta continues to be a family-oriented racing event, uniting hundreds of people of all ages from across North America. Since the first race in 1911, families have continued to gather each year in Cambridge to enjoy the high-speed racing on the Choptank River and the camaraderie the event provides. Coordinated by the Hydroplane Racing League, there were around 70 boats at this year’s event competing in five different classes and nearing speeds of 140 mph. ...
Sabres stretch win streak, title string
This was not the time to take an opponent lightly. Not like Saturday, when Saints Peter and Paul High’s girls lacrosse team got a battle from Easton at the annual Talbot Lacrosse Association Bull Roast, winning by its narrowest margin of the year. And certainly not with a fourth consecutive Eastern Shore Independent Athletic Conference title on the line. ...
Todd earns four titles; Vikes win boys crown
STEVENSVILLE — Cambridge-South Dorchester High’s girls track and field program has had a nice list of talented athletes, including a handful of state champions. Le’Asia Todd may have pushed her way to the top of that list. Two days after winning the triple jump at the Class 1A East Region outdoor championships, Todd returned to Kent Island High on Thursday to win the long jump, high jump and 300-meter intermediate...
It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:
Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.