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Gaithersburg, May 07 High School 🏐 Game Notice
The James Hubert Blake High School volleyball team will have a game with Watkins Mill High School on May 07, 2024, 17:00:00 CST. ALWAYS WANTED TO DUNK LIKE A TOTAL BADASS, OR DEVELOP ROCK-SOLID WORK ETHIC....
Howard County high school baseball, softball teams seeded for regional playoffs
On Tuesday, the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association released playoff seeding for both baseball and softball. Several Howard County teams in baseball and softball are the top seeds in their respective regions. The postseason for both sports begins on Thursday with regional quarterfinals. The seasons conclude with the state championships being played May 24-25. The softball ...
Softball Game Preview: Rockville Heads Out
The Rockville Rams will head out on the road to challenge the East Windsor Panthers at 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday. Having both just faced considerable losses, both teams are looking to turn things around. Rockville lost 15-3 to Cromwell on Tuesday. Meanwhile, East Windsor was not able to break out...
George Washington University Head Coach Brian Thomas Departs Program
The George Washington men and women swept the A-10 conference titles this past season and the women sent 2 swimmers to NCAAs while the men sent 1. Current photo via A-10 Conference. George Washington University head coach Brian Thomas has left the program, according to sources on Monday. The program...
Commanders Cut Three Players
Pryor, 24, wound up going undrafted out of Bowie State back in May of last year. He later signed a rookie contract with the Commanders, but was waived coming out of the preseason. From there. Pryor signed on to the Commanders practice squad and was on and off of the...
Ted Leonsis wants to be the "vice mayor of downtown D.C."
Ted Leonsis is getting to work as a booster for downtown D.C. and still has an eye for the Washington Nationals, the billionaire sports owner revealed in an interview on WAMU. Why it matters: It's a 180 for the guy who just flirted with moving the Capitals and Wizards to Virginia.🛍️ Driving the news: Leonsis will join city officials at a retail conference in Las Vegas this month and talk up the District as a place to do business. "I would like to be named an honorary title. Maybe I can be the vice mayor of DDC, the downtown D.C.,"...
MPSSAA announces boys and girls lacrosse playoff region seeds, matchups
Smithsburg's boys lacrosse team will open the Maryland public-school playoffs as the No. 1 seed in Class 1A Region II. The MPSSAA announced the seeds and brackets for the boys and girls lacrosse region tournaments on Monday afternoon. Region quarterfinals will be played Wednesday (with the exception of North Hagerstown's boys, with North hosting the Washington County Track & Field Championships that day), with semifinals following on Friday. ...
Maryland horse racing has peaks and valleys through the decades
While many horse racing enthusiasts often associate racing in Maryland with the upcoming Preakness Stakes, the famed middle jewel in thoroughbred racing’s Triple Crown for three-year-olds, the Free State actually offers racing virtually year round for both thoroughbred and standardbred horses, both of which have plenty of common synergies. Both thoroughbred and standardbred racing in Maryland can trace their roots through a handful of families that have a continued impact on the “Sport of Kings” at thoroughbred tracks Laurel Park, Pimlico Race Course and Timonium...
Rock Ridge boys, Hibbing girls win Doc Savage titles
HIBBING—The Rock Ridge boys and Hibbing girls came away winners at the 68th annual Doc Savage Meet held Saturday at Cheever Field in Dr. Ben Owens Stadium. The Wolverines won the meet with 221.5 points, followed by Hibbing with 170.5. Mesabi East was third at 84, Hermantown 79, Ely 63, Chisholm 61 and Mountain Iron-Buhl six. According to Rock Ridge coach Ryan Malich, it was a total-team effort that got...
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