Carroll County High School Sports

Century senior midfielder Caroline Little, the 2022 Carroll County Times girls lacrosse Player of the Year, totaled 89 points on 55 goals and 24 assists and led the Knights to an undefeated season and the Class 2A state championship.

Liberty junior Honour Zan, the 2022 Carroll County Times boys tennis Player of the Year, made the leap from county runner-up to county champion in 2022, finishing the year as Class 1A singles state runner-up.

South Carroll senior Casey Reno, the 2022 Carroll County Times girls tennis Player of the Year, began playing tennis in seventh grade in pursuit of a hobby to keep her healthy as she dealt with cystic fibrosis.

Manchester Valley senior Aiden Neal won individual Class 3A state titles in the 800 and 1,600 meter races. He also ran on the state championship-winning 4x400 relay. Neal is the 2022 Carroll County Times boys track and field Athlete of the Year.

Century junior Bella Mastria, who had the best jump of her career on her final attempt at the state meet to win the Class 2A long jump championship, is the 2022 Carroll County Times All-County girls outdoor track and field Athlete of the Year.

For his all-around excellence and senior leadership for the state semifinalist Lions, Joe Glass has been named the Carroll County Times 2022 All-County baseball Player of the Year.

Hannah Zabik led Century softball to one of the greatest seasons in program history en route to being named 2022 Carroll County Times All-County softball Player of the Year.

Here are The Baltimore Sun’s All-Metro baseball teams for the 2022 season.

Becky Groves is one of Carroll County’s all-time great athletes. This season, she guided the Century girls lacrosse team to one of the area’s all-time great seasons. In addition, several county players were named to 2022 Baltimore Sun girls lacrosse All-Metro teams.

Here are The Baltimore Sun’s All-Metro girls lacrosse teams for the 2022 season.

Here are The Baltimore Sun’s All-Metro boys lacrosse teams for the 2022 season.

Here’s where The Baltimore Sun ranks its high school teams.

On the strength of state championships from its boys and girls doubles teams, Liberty tennis won the Class 1A team state title Saturday at Wilde Lake Tennis Center.

Manchester Valley's Aiden Neal won Class 3A state championships in the 800, 1,600 and on the 4x400 relay. His victory in the 800 avenged a narrow loss at the indoor championships.

The Class 2A race at the MPSSAA state track and field championships came down to the final event. Hereford’s Lizzie Lopez won the high jump, but Oakland Mills placed three girls in the top eight, securing enough points to keep the Scorpions ahead of the Bulls and win the team championship.

Both Oakland Mills’ Judson Lincoln IV (2A) and Poly’s Talil Atkins (3A) won their respective class’ 100-, 200- and 400-meter races.

Carroll County has four state finalists going for gold at the state tennis championships, held this weekend at Wilde Lake Tennis Center.

Carroll County athletes earned three second-place finishes on the first day of the state track and field championships Thursday.

On the first day of the MPSSAA outdoor track and field championships, Hereford, now in Class 2A, started this year’s quest for a title strong by winning the first contested event, the 4x800 relay.

Classes 1A and 2A competed Thursday on the first day of the MPSSAA outdoor track and field championships at Prince George’s Sports and Learning Complex in Landover.

South Carroll softball's magical run came to an end when it ran into Allegany and sophomore pitcher Abi Britton in the Class 1A state semifinals.