Few franchises may be better positioned to combine old-school scouting with new-age technologies than the Ravens.
If Orlando Brown Jr. remains in Baltimore, the Ravens are set at offensive tackle. At guard and center, the depth chart is more uncertain.
Galvis started to improve during the first homestand and was the Orioles’ best hitter by far on the recent road trip in Miami that ended Wednesday.
It’s apparent that the persistent questions about the receivers have struck a nerve. Maybe the Ravens will finally go draft a good one.
Christina Gagnon finished with a game-high five goals and three assists, helping visiting St. Paul’s stun the nation’s No. 1 team by scoring the game’s first 10 goals in a 16-9 win. The Eagles entered the day having won 229 of their past 230 games.
There’s still much work to be done before Maryland is no longer considered a laughingstock in the Big Ten Conference but coach Mike Locksley has done well in a short amount of time to bring optimism to the team.
The 54-year-old fills the vacated spot left by DeAndre Haynes, who joined Shaka Smart’s staff at Marquette as an assistant last week.
The 2005 Cardinal Gibbons graduate calls it “The Brand”. Redd is now the head coach of Mount Carmel, following a search that included nearly 50 candidates. Multiple people within the Cougars’ administration worked together to make the decision following former coach Daryl Jackson stepping down form the position.
Chris Kuzemka, the 2021 Virginia Class 6 Player of the Year, has signed a National Letter of Intent and will join the Loyola Maryland men’s basketball program for the 2021-2022 season.
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The 2005 Cardinal Gibbons graduate calls it “The Brand”. Redd is now the head coach of Mount Carmel, following a search that included nearly 50 candidates. Multiple people within the Cougars’ administration worked together to make the decision following former coach Daryl Jackson stepping down form the position. - North Harford senior Mitchell Wittkamp allowed just one hit and no runs Wednesday as the Hawks (6-0) stayed perfect with an 10-0 win over visiting Bel Air (1-4-1) in an Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference ballgame.
- Patterson Mill continued to flex its muscle on the softball diamond Wednesday, winning yet another shutout in an five inning win. The Huskies (6-0) blanked host Bel Air (4-2), 11-0, in an Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference softball game.
- Chris Kuzemka, the 2021 Virginia Class 6 Player of the Year, has signed a National Letter of Intent and will join the Loyola Maryland men’s basketball program for the 2021-2022 season.
- Few franchises may be better positioned to combine old-school scouting with new-age technologies than the Ravens.
- There’s still much work to be done before Maryland is no longer considered a laughingstock in the Big Ten Conference but coach Mike Locksley has done well in a short amount of time to bring optimism to the team.
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- The North Harford boys lacrosse team got off to a bit of a slow start Wednesday, but once the Hawks figured out how to capitalize on their dominance of possession, things sped up, most notably their scoring. North Harford (2-1) fell behind host Havre de Grace (2-0), 2-0, but the Hawks outscored the Warriors (1-1), 18-5, the rest of the way and won the Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference game, 18-7. Other winners Wednesday were C. Milton Wright, Harford Tech and Edgewood.
- Maryland women's basketball's Ashley Owusu and Diamond Miller have a shot to represent the Terps among the best of the nation's best.
- Christina Gagnon finished with a game-high five goals and three assists, helping visiting St. Paul’s stun the nation’s No. 1 team by scoring the game’s first 10 goals in a 16-9 win. The Eagles entered the day having won 229 of their past 230 games.
- Frostburg closed its season April 17 with a 40-28 victory at UNC Pembroke, and sophomore kicker Dayne Koontz (Manchester Valley) converted four field goals and four extra points in the win.
- Carroll County high school sports roundup for April 21, 2021.
- Bruce Zimmermann allowed a two-out, two-run double to Jesús Aguilar in the fifth inning to break a scoreless tie and chase him from an eventual 3-0 Orioles loss that gave Baltimore a two-game series split at Miami’s loanDepot Park.
- Galvis started to improve during the first homestand and was the Orioles’ best hitter by far on the recent road trip in Miami that ended Wednesday.
- Welcome to draft season! This is the third of 11 positional breakdowns leading up to the NFL draft (April 29-May 1). Here are Eddie Brown's top 10 running backs:
- Few franchises may be better positioned to combine old-school scouting with new-age technologies than the Ravens.
- The 2005 Cardinal Gibbons graduate calls it “The Brand”. Redd is now the head coach of Mount Carmel, following a search that included nearly 50 candidates. Multiple people within the Cougars’ administration worked together to make the decision following former coach Daryl Jackson stepping down form the position.
- It’s apparent that the persistent questions about the receivers have struck a nerve. Maybe the Ravens will finally go draft a good one.
- There’s still much work to be done before Maryland is no longer considered a laughingstock in the Big Ten Conference but coach Mike Locksley has done well in a short amount of time to bring optimism to the team.
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