Jake Lourim
Jake Lourim is a 2016 sports reporting intern at The Sun. He covered baseball in Baltimore and Washington for USA TODAY during the summer of 2015. He is a rising senior at the University of Michigan and a Co-Managing Sports Editor and football beat writer for The Michigan Daily.
Recent Articles
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St. Frances falls to Paramus Catholic in showdown at Michigan Stadium
The Panthers made the 500-mile trip from Baltimore to play Friday at Michigan Stadium, the biggest football stadium in the U.S. with an official capacity of 107,601, though it regularly holds more.
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Local climbers find exercise, community in a rising sport
Bouldering is a subset of climbing, still a niche sport but rising in popularity. In June, after more than a year of cooperation with the climbing community, Catoctin Mountain Park in Frederick County legalized bouldering for the first time since 2014. And this month, the International Olympic...
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Orioles prospect Chance Sisco not the flashy type
Orioles prospect Chance Sisco is growing comfortable in Double-A Bowie, settling in to the point where he's able to go about his business without sticking out — the way he likes it.
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Orioles RBI team makes first appearance in World Series
The RBI program now reaches more than 200 cities and 230,000 athletes, according to MLB, and this weekend Baltimore joins the event as the Baltimore Orioles RBI team makes its first appearance in the World Series in Cincinnati.
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Five for Friday: Pitching prospects the Orioles have recently traded
Ahead of last Monday’s non-waiver trade deadline, the Orioles made their fifth and sixth deadline deals in the past four years. And on Thursday, the ramifications of one of those deals began to play out, as Wade Miley made his Orioles debut at Camden Yards and Ariel Miranda made his Mariners debut...
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Reports: Mark Teixeira (Mount Saint Joseph) to announce his retirement
Teixeira, 36, will reportedly announce his retirement from baseball Friday.
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Undrafted but not unnoticed, Ravens' Victor Ochi earning praise with his effort
The first week of training camp has been an eventful one for the Ravens rookies, with first-rounder Ronnie Stanley stepping in at left tackle, second-rounder Kamalei Correa working with the first team and third-rounder Bronson Kaufusi suffering a season-ending ankle injury.
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Maxx Williams among tight ends taking on a bigger workload
Maxx Williams, a 2015 second-round draft pick out of Minnesota, feels equipped to play a bigger part this season, knowing more about what it takes to play in the NFL.