No. 10 Penn State Women’s Volleyball Sweeps Maryland On The Road

The win streak continues as the Nittany Lions sweep Maryland in Big Ten action.

Maryland women’s basketball vs. Columbia preview

The Terps take on a challenging opponent in a rare matchup with an Ivy League team. After dominating George Mason last week, No. 19 Maryland women’s basketball is set to stay at home for the rest of November, looking to finalize rotations and set pieces in place before facing another ranked opponent in December.

Alexandria Eyes $117M Sports Complex to Replace Great Waves Waterpark

Alexandria officials have proposed a $117 million indoor sports and events complex at Cameron Run Regional Park that would replace Great Waves Waterpark, the decades-old attraction's mini golf course and its batting cages. The 210,000-square-foot facility would be built for flexible court and turf sports, training programs, regional and national tournaments, and larger events, with city leaders targeting a 2029 groundbreaking.

Coach Ryan Odom relying on experience as 4 returning players power No. 6 Virginia to 5-0 start

COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — When Virginia coach Ryan Odom brought back four of the top six scorers from last season's 30-win squad, he resolved to let them play. Thijs De Ridder, Sam Lewis, Chance Mallory and Johann Grunloh are playing heavy minutes so far, and the sixth-ranked Cavaliers relied on their experience to rally from an 11-point halftime deficit and beat Maryland 87-83 on Friday night in their first road test of the season. “These guys have been in some battles. There's no question about it,” Odom said. “The pressure was on us to play better if we were going to have a chance to win and play more like ourselves.” Grunloh, who platooned last season with departed fellow 7-footer Ugonna Onyenso, played 37 minutes against the Terrapins. Mallory, a sophomore point guard, played 35 minutes. It's a different approach from last season, when Odom distributed playing time fairly evenly among a nine-man rotation of transfers and freshmen. “You think about it, these guys are back. They’ve been in big games, they’ve established themselves, way different than last year,” Odom said. “Last year, everybody was new. You couldn’t tell the difference between the starting lineup and the guys that

Short-Handed Seton Hall No Match for Hoyas’ Second-Half Surge

The No. 1-seeded Georgetown University men’s soccer team faced off against the No. 4-seeded Seton Hall University Pirates Nov. 12 in the semifinals of the Big East Tournament, where Georgetown prevailed 2-0 thanks to a burst of offense in the second half. An early red card disadvantaged the Pirates...

Gallaudet drops season finale to Austin College during historic trip to Arkansas for SCAC Championship Weekend

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Gallaudet University concluded its 2026 football season Saturday afternoon with a 41-13 loss to Austin College in the fifth-place game of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Football Championship Weekend at historic War Memorial Stadium. The Bison (2-7 overall, 0-1 SCAC) made their first trip...

Darrion Dupree rushes for a touchdown, giving Wisconsin lead over Maryland

Hornets Beat Eagles 72-63 as Kemp Scores 18

The Delaware State Hornets beat the American University Eagles 72-63 at Memorial Hall (DE). The post Hornets Beat Eagles 72-63 as Kemp Scores 18 appeared first on Ball Exclusives .

Iwuchukwu’s 28 Points Saves Hoyas From Disaster

The Georgetown University men’s basketball team beat the Delaware State University Hornets 83-78 on Nov. 10, led by a dominant performance from senior center Vince Iwuchukwu. Georgetown (3-0) started the game off looking unprepared for Delaware State (1-2), but Iwuchukwu finished the game with a career-high 28 points and...

Trinity Rodman leads surging Spirit against breakout Royals in NWSL semifinal

With the championship match set for D.C., Trinity Rodman and company can secure a home final if they can halt an underdog Utah squad riding high after stunning San Diego

ACC Roundup - UNC Falls At Home, Virginia Wins At Maryland - Again

In Friday’s ACC Action, Virginia nipped Maryland, 87-83, Georgia beat UNC in the Dean Dome, 78-70, Clemson lost to Georgetown, 85-78, Pitt took Butler at Hinkle, 76-64, Miami trounced North Alabama, 94-52, Virginia Tech left Mount St. Mary’s in the dust, 82-62, Florida State crushed Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 84-60, NC State salted Troy, 81-62, UNLV handled Stanford, 76-68, and SMU stayed undefeated with a 90-65 win over Ball State.

Duke Field Hockey Faces No. 2 Maryland in NCAA Quarterfinals

Duke faces No. 2 seed Maryland in the NCAA quarterfinals Sunday after edging Iowa, 3-2, in overtime. The Blue Devils are making their fourth straight quarterfinal appearance and need a win to reach the semifinals for the first time since 2023. Duke enters at 13-5; Maryland is the No. 2...

Washington Spirit clinch third consecutive trip to NWSL Championship with win over Utah Royals

The Spirit will host the championship game at Audi Field on Saturday Nov. 21

Gettysburg pulls away from Washington and Lee

Gettysburg scored nine of the first 10 points in the second half to open up an 18-point lead and defeated Washington and Lee 69-48 in its home opener. • Caleb Gillus (Falls Church, Va./Sidwell Friends School [D.C.]) led the Bullets with 16 points, hitting 4 of 6 from long range.

Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association: Archbishop Spalding and McDonogh Meet for Fifth Straight A Conference Football Championship

Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association: Archbishop Spalding and McDonogh Meet for Fifth Straight A Conference Football Championship after semifinal victories. Archbishop Spalding defeated St. Mary’s 28-14, while McDonogh defeated Calvert Hall 31-28 in double overtime. The MIAA A Conference championship is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 20, at Stevenson University’s Mustang...

Gar-Field football wins first playoff game since 2007

It was a field storm 19 years in the making. Woodbridge lined up for a 28-yard field goal attempt from the left hash with a second to go in Friday’s Class 6 Region B quarterfinal against Gar-Field. If it went through, the Vikings would force overtime to complete a stunning rally from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit. If not, the Red Wolves would walk away with a generational triumph in an upset on their hated, ancient rivals’ own turf. The horn sounded and the kick sailed wide left simultaneously, a signal for the ensuing wave of white-and-red delirium to charge onto A.T. Howard Field. Fifth-seeded Gar-Field secured its first playoff victory since 2007 with a 17-14 win at No. 4 Woodbridge to eliminate last year’s regional runner-up, and will travel to top-seeded Colonial Forge Nov. 20 for a spot in the regional final. At 9-2, the Red Wolves have won their most games in a season since they also went 9-2 in 2001. Friday's high school football playoff scores IN PHOTOS: Gar-Field-Woodbridge football Battlefield shuts out Stafford This was also the first time Gar-Field and Woodbridge had faced each other in the postseason since 2007. In a chippy affair Friday ridden

The Rink getting ready for first season at One Loudoun

The Reston Town Center – one of Reston’s main shopping areas – has long celebrated the winter season with its annual ice skating rink under a pavilion. Now, it’s Ashburn’s turn. As part of the new expansion area at the One Loudoun lifestyle center, a...

Brian Kelly Makes Move Toward Coaching Return With Power 4 Job Interview

Brian Kelly interviewed for the Maryland head coaching job as the former LSU and Notre Dame coach emerges as a top candidate to replace Mike Locksley this fall.

Weekly high school football roundup and look ahead to next week

Battlefield 35, Stafford 0: The Indians’ bounce-back season came to an unsatisfying end Friday night as they were shut out by the Bobcats. Stafford won just three games in 2025, but won seven under first-year head coach Brad Womack. Battlefield (10-1), the third seed in Region 6B moves on to visit Brooke Point in a semifinal showdown next week.

Battlefield shuts out Stafford in first-round playoff win

Connor Kwitkin ran for 123 yards and one touchdown and Maddox Noles accounted for three more scores as third-seeded Battlefield defeated sixth-seeded Stafford 35-0 Friday in the first round of the Class 6, Region B playoffs. Noles, the Cedar Run District Offensive Player of the Year, ran for a touchdown and threw for two more. He finished the game 7 of 9 passing for 142 yards. Friday's first-round playoff results Gar-Field wins first playoff game since 2007 IN PHOTOS: Gar-Field-Woodbridge football Battlefield led 21-0 at the end of the first quarter and 28-0 at halftime. Miami commitment and district defensive player of the year Noah Glover got things started in the first quarter when he blocked a punt and returned it 10 yards for the Bobcats' first touchdown. Kwitkin added a 2-yard run followed by Tyler Kurre catching a 29-yard touchdown pass from Noles to close out the first quarter scoring. Noles connected with Kurre in the second quarter for a 4-yard score. Noles closed the scoring out in the third off a 1-yard run. Zylan Walton recovered a fumble in the first quarter for Battlefield and Ethan Stowell grabbed an interception in the second. For the game, Battlefield totaled