Carroll County High School Sports

The Carroll County Republican Central Committee opened the doors of its headquarters Saturday morning surrounded by supporters and candidates for office.

The MIAA website on Friday posted a statement from executive director Lee Dove that reiterated the private school league’s decision to postpone competition indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Patriots evened their record at 1-1 and led 2-0 at halftime. Jonathan Badorf and Joe Matthews also scored for Carroll, with Ben Lawrence and Matt Reynolds added assists.

The Maryland Association of Christian Schools Athletic Conference recently agreed to go forward with outdoor sports in the fall season amid the coronavirus pandemic.

With fall and winter sports postponed amid the COVID-19 pandemic, there will be no high school sports in Carroll County until at least next year ― a tough situation to digest for coaches and athletes.

Competition in three youth sports sponsored by Carroll County recreation councils — tackle football, basketball and wrestling — will not be allowed, effective immediately, due to concerns over COVID-19.

Wray, a three-year varsity player, led Liberty in scoring from her attack position in 2019.

Tim Novotny celebrated his first anniversary as South Carroll High School’s athletic director at the beginning of July. The Times caught up with him to discuss his first year on the job, the coronavirus pandemic and more.

The Falcons defeated Parkside, 7-6 in overtime, at UMBC on May 23, 2007, to win the Class 2A-1A state title, capping a 19-0 season in the process. “I knew history was on the line,” former Falcons standout Jake Stocksdale said. “We just kept pushing through, gave it a go and tried to capitalize on the season.”

Phil Gilotte, 42, previously served as the Falcons’ assistant athletic director under Christine Hryzak for three years prior to taking over for Hryzak on July 1.

Gerstell and Mount Carmel put together a scrimmage that took place Wednesday, and before the game they recognized their seniors ― Chris Hagan and Logan Satti for the host Falcons, Alex McCoy and Connor Naunton for the Cougars.

Some of the funds will go toward a foundation in Homayouni’s name, led by parents Melissa and Nate Homayouni, and the memorial will be maintained with any remaining money. The GoFundMe, which was created Sunday, surpassed $3,200 as of Tuesday evening.

This year, we had to cancel our High School Athlete of the Year Awards banquet. But that doesn’t mean we were going to take the year off when it comes to recognizing the best of the best in Carroll County high school sports.

Liberty senior McClain Butler is the Carroll County Times Male Athlete of the Year.

South Carroll junior Grace Siehler is the Carroll County Times Female Athlete of the Year.

Liberty went 18-0 and capped the season by beating Washington High School to win the 1A state championship ― a third title in four seasons for Strohmer, who earned Times Coach of the Year honors for the 2019-20 sports year.

A potential buyer is interested in turning the former North Carroll High School facility into a sports complex.

At Roland Park, Diehl helped lead the Reds last season to the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference semifinals against St. Frances, a rematch of the previous season’s A Conference championship game. The Reds lost 51-48, and Diehl scored seven points.

Michael Duffy, the county’s supervisor of athletics, said Carroll is in the process of creating a schedule that will allow fall sports athletes and coaches to gather for conditioning and practice activities.

The Times reflects on the boys lacrosse 3A West regional championship game between Westminster and Linganore on May 16, 2018.

Halley Donati, a 2020 Winters Mill graduate, found her true passion in a different form of competition — trap and skeet shooting. She is headed to Washington College, where it's a varsity sport.

Farewell, Class of 2020 high school athletes. Safe to say, yours has been the craziest finish to a sports season one can remember.

Some of the county’s high schools recently took to social media to recognize their college-bound athletes, since spring signing day ceremonies were wiped out because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Some of the county’s high schools recently took to social media to recognize their college-bound athletes, since spring signing day ceremonies were wiped out because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Some of the county’s high schools recently took to social media to recognize their college-bound athletes, since spring signing day ceremonies were wiped out because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Some of the county’s high schools recently took to social media to recognize their college-bound athletes, since spring signing day ceremonies were wiped out because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Some of the county’s high schools recently took to social media to recognize their college-bound athletes, since spring signing day ceremonies were wiped out because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Some of Carroll County’s high schools recently took to social media to recognize their college-bound athletes, since spring signing day ceremonies were wiped out because of the coronavirus pandemic.