WATCH: Morgan State off to program's best start in 17 years in large part to QB Cam Edge

WATCH: Morgan State is off to program's best start in 17 years in large part to quarterback play by transfer Cameron Edge. The Delaware native started his college career at Maryland for three seasons before transferring to Eastern Michigan last year and eventually joining the Bears and finding his best college success.

Towson remains winless after falling to Stony Brook on Family Weekend

Towson looked to end their losing streak in Saturday’s game against Stony Brook, but came up short in a 31-24 loss that dropped their season record to 0-7. “I feel horrible for our guys. I thought we did a lot of really good things but we continued to be one play off, one series off, not really giving us an opportunity to excel the way I think we’re capable of,” said Towson Football Head Coach Pete Shinnick.

Kentucky High School State Finalist Meredith Carricato Verbals To Towson For Fall 2027

At the 2026 CAA Championships, Carricato’s 200 FL PB would have qualified for the ‘B’ final, while her 100 FL and 200 FR times would have made the ‘C’ finals. Current photo via Meredith Carricato. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of...

Kalia Kiyoi Leads Goucher College Women’s Cross Country Team at Jack St. Clair College XC Invite

The Goucher College women’s cross country team competed in the Jack St. Clair College XC Invite on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Jefferson University hosted the meet, which included a women’s 6K race. Kalia Kiyoi Leads Goucher College. Kalia Kiyoi led the Goucher College women’s...

High School On SI Power 25 National High School Football Rankings (Oct. 11, 2026)

The St. James Performance Academy (VA) vaults into the Power 25 at No. 17 with its upset of St. Frances Academy (MD) as most of the teams in the rankings sail through the week

28-27: The Bears score a home win for homecoming day

Yesterday, the Bears won 28-27 against the Robert Morris Colonials (3-3). After a long day of celebrating Morgan State’s homecoming, the Bears presented their case for being leaders within the MEAC. Morgan State improved to 5-1. According to their football report book, this season displayed the Bears’ best start...

Forest Park Golf Centennial Tournament celebrates Baltimore’s Black golf history

Forest Park Golf Club (FPGC) marked 100 years since the course opened with its Centennial Golf Tournament on Sept. 25. The event served as a time to celebrate the history of Black golf in Baltimore. The tournament included an 18-hole competition for teams of four, a beginner’s golf clinic and an awards luncheon.

Maryland basketball wallops Georgia Tech in Terps’ first exhibition

Maryland men’s basketball unofficially opened its 2026-27 season on a high note. The Terrapins, under second-year head coach Buzz Williams, destroyed Atlantic Coast Conference school Georgia Tech in an exhibition on Sunday in Baltimore, 85-70. While the results of exhibitions have to be taken with the proverbial grain of salt, Maryland basketball looked impressive in crushing the Yellow Jackets. Save for committing too many turnovers, the Terps were stellar against Georgia Tech at the Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena. Maryland legend Walt Williams was on hand to watch his alma mater take c...

Perry Hall girls soccer defeats Winters Mill Falcons

Winters Mill’s girls varsity soccer team battled Perry Hall through a scoreless first half Friday, Oct. 9, but a second-half goal lifted the Gators to a 1-0 victory. The Falcons relied on senior goalkeeper Emma Pijpers to keep Perry Hall off the scoreboard early. Wearing No. 6, Pijpers blocked multiple shots as the Gators established an aggressive offensive presence. Winters Mill responded with attacks of its own, including attempts by senior Hannah Neske, No. 4, but the Falcons struggled to find the net against Perry Hall’s defense. Both teams traded shots and defensive stops throughout the first half, with neither able to break the deadlock. Perry Hall’s defensive line limited the Falcons’ scoring opportunities. Gators goalkeeper senior Maya Bockstie also made key saves to preserve the shutout. Perry Hall coach Matt Smoot said his team entered the game expecting a difficult matchup after watching film and recalling the teams’ previous meeting. “We wanted to own the middle of the field and make sure that we weren’t allowing them to transition through their middle,” Smoot said. The second half continued much like the first, with both teams creating opportunities but struggling to finish. With about 20 minutes remaining, the scoreboard was

Jesse Minter Recaps Wild Overtime Win Over Falcons

Salisbury University Volleyball Wins Sixth Straight at ‘Battle of the SUs’

The Salisbury University volleyball team is on a roll, stretching its winning streak to six matches after a dominant showing at the “Battle of the SUs” tri-match held at Owings Mills Gymnasium in Owings Mills, Maryland. The Sea Gulls opened the day against the Stevenson Mustangs, taking the...

Guilford Park outlasts Oakland Mills in battle of Howard County unbeatens

COLUMBIA, Md. — In a back and forth game that saw plenty of momentum swings and lead changes, it was Guilford Park (6-0) that ultimately had the last laugh, as the Panthers defeated Oakland Mills (5-1) on Friday evening to remain undefeated. Guilford Park was powered, as usual, by...

Maryland’s Muay Thai boom reaches new milestone with WBC Tournament

What was once a niche combat sport in Maryland is now drawing competitors from across the continent.

Dundalk’s defense shuts down Parkville in 12-6 win

The Dundalk Owl defense was playing lights out and the stadium literally went lights out in a 12-6 victory over Parkville on Friday. Parkville’s defense was also strong throughout the game, but Dundalk final figured out how to score on the Parkville defense in the final two and a half minutes of the game. Owl quarterback Matthew Jones connected with Logan Alderson on a 47-yard touchdown pass for the go-ahead touchdown.

The Voice of Morgan: Nearly five decades of passion, pride and perseverance

For Lamont Germany, game day still feels like Christmas morning. Nearly five decades after he first stepped to the microphone, that excitement hasn’t faded. Germany has been a constant in Morgan State University athletics for 47 years. Known as the “Voice of Morgan,” he began his broadcasting career as a student in 1979, calling volleyball, women’s basketball and football games. His dedication to the university has remained steady through years of athletes, coaches and changing seasons.

Soccer team faced racial slurs at rival school game, mom claims

"It really hurt me. It really saddened me," Dillon said. "It's been going on since I was a kid, like, these are children, so they are being taught this."

Stony Brook Stops Towson's Tenacious Comeback Attempt

Both quarterbacks played exceptional ball, with Stony Brook's Quinn Boy throwing for 175 yards and two touchdowns, while Towson's Jacob Davis had 337 yards in the air, 66 on the ground and two touchdowns of his own. It was, however, a pivotal fourth quarter interception by Boyd with the Tigers...

SUN: Morgan State football relishes best start in nearly 2 decades: 'Gratifying'

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Before the season began, the Morgan State football team took aim at capturing trophies, including the Battle for Greater Baltimore, the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and the Celebration Bowl. The Bears routed Towson, 41-26, on Sept. 19 to claim the first trophy. Time will tell whether they...

Lucky Maila Places Third at WCU Golden Ram Invitational

COATESVILLE, Pa. – Lucky Maila finished third overall at the WCU Golden Ram Invitational, finishing the 8K (5-mile) in 26:55 to lead the Coppin State men's cross country team on Saturday morning. The Eagles finished just behind Kutztown and DeSales in the team standings. Humed Nura and Asa Francis...