Glenn Graham
Glenn Graham has been writing for The Baltimore Sun since 1990 and covers high school sports and the Baltimore Blast. Born in Mount Holly, N.J., and raised in Western Pennsylvania, he is a 1989 graduate of Slippery Rock University, where he played soccer. Despite growing up outside of Pittsburgh, his early days in New Jersey made him a devoted Philadelphia sports fan.
Recent Articles
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Baltimore-area girls soccer: Breaking down the Top 15
A highly competitive girls soccer season comes to a close this week with No. 2 River Hill (16-1), No. 4 Sparrows Point (15-0) and No. 5 Perry Hall (16-3) all looking to bring home state titles. On Thursday, two-time defending 2A champion River Hill takes on Walkersville looking to add to its state-best...
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Baltimore-area boys soccer: Breaking down the Top 15
The final week of the boys soccer season is upon us with state championships in the public school ranks left to be decided. With it comes the biggest question left: Can No. 1 River Hill (16-0-1) hold on to the top spot with a victory over Oakdale in the 2A title game? A win on Thursday would give...
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Severna Park eliminated by Walt Whitman ing 4A girls soccer state semifinals, 1-0
UPPER MARLBORO — The Severna Park girls soccer team didn’t surrender a playoff goal until midway through the second half of Saturday’s Class 4A state semifinal against Walt Whitman. Unfortunately for the No. 5 Falcons, it was enough to end their season. In a tightly contested game that had few...
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Perry Hall girls soccer rolls to Class 4A state title game with a 10-0 semifinal win over Eleanor Roosevelt
UPPER MARLBORO – Soon after the first whistle of Saturday’s Class 4A state semifinal game, it was apparent the Perry Hall girls soccer team was playing at a higher level than Eleanor Roosevelt. The No. 9 Gators swarmed the midfield to win balls and then were relentless in the attacking end. Senior...
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Loch Raven boys soccer starts fast, closes out 3-1 win over Langley Park for trip to 1A title game
Bolstered by a strong senior class, the Loch Raven boys soccer team had this season pegged as potentially special for awhile now. The Raiders are making good on the opportunity. In Friday’s Class 1A state semifinal against International High School at Langley Park, they got the necessary offense...
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McDonogh's Privett, Curley's Dragisics selected for boys soccer national showcase game
McDonogh’s Andrew Privett and Archbishop Curley’s Anthony Dragisics — both standout senior midfielders — have been chosen to play in the High School Boys Soccer All-American Game, set for Dec. 1 in Orlando, Fla. Privett closed a fine four-year career on Sunday by leading the No. 2 Eagles past Loyola...
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Belfiore's four goals lead C. Milton Wright boys soccer past Towson, 5-1, for 3A North crown
In the past three years, goals had been hard to come by when the C. Milton Wright and Towson boys soccer teams met in the Class 3A North title game. Senior Ryan Belfiore and the No. 4 Mustangs had another plan Wednesday night in Bel Air. The All-Metro forward scored three minutes into the game...
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Canoles, Kim lift No. 9 Perry Hall girls soccer past Urbana, 1-0, for 4A North title
The Perry Hall girls soccer team mostly had it all working against visiting Urbana in Tuesday night’s Class 4A North Region title game. But as the game hit the midway point of the second half still scoreless, the No. 9 Gators knew something special was needed to break through. In her four-year...