Countdown to Opening Day
PRESENTED BY 
??
DAYS
??
HOURS
??
MINUTES
??
SECONDS
PRESENTED BY
The latest updates on the Covid-19 pandemic suggest that a half-season of Major League Baseball would be better than none.
Morgan State Rico Kennedy and Ian McBorrough seek the higher blessing of playing in the NFL.
After eight years and several missed connections, Wolfe ended up where he thought he could’ve fit all along.
While the date of this year’s second leg of horseracing’s Triple Crown remains unknown, the 145th Preakness Stakes will not feature InfieldFest at Pimlico Race Course.
Navy's Joe Amplo, Loyola Maryland's Charley Toomey, Duke’s John Danowski and Hofstra’s Seth Tierney have raised almost $7,500 toward their $10,000 goal.
2019-20 All-Metro Boys Indoor Track and Field first and second teams
Keeny’s dedication to running allowed him to be able to bounce back from a setback with ease during indoor track season.
While last year’s team fared well all season long, this season’s title run by the Cardinals had a different feel.
Major League Lacrosse announced Friday the upcoming season would not start on Saturday, May 30 as scheduled due to the coronavirus crisis.
Latest sports
The Baltimore Sun Store
National sports news
-
LATEST SPORTS NEWS
On Saturday afternoon, Mount Saint Joseph wide receiver Dont’e Thornton cut his recruiting list down to 12 schools: Virginia, Arizona State, Michigan, LSU, Penn State, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia, Florida State, Notre Dame, Oregon and Southern California.
-
Manahan had a nice finish to 2020 — the senior midfielder netted five goals and had nine draw controls March 13 against Merchant Marine Academy.
-
The latest updates on the Covid-19 pandemic suggest that a half-season of Major League Baseball would be better than none.
-
We don’t really know where we are headed with COVID-19, but one thing I do know is that I’m headed out to the yard to smell the air, sit among the trees and listen to the birds.
-
A listing of Meetings & Notices for rec sports in and around Carroll County.
-
A listing of Tryouts and Registrations for rec sports in and around Carroll County.
Most popular sports
Don't miss SPORTS
-
Keeny’s dedication to running allowed him to be able to bounce back from a setback with ease during indoor track season.
-
Morgan State Rico Kennedy and Ian McBorrough seek the higher blessing of playing in the NFL.
-
Just as the country was waking up to the seriousness of this virus with professional sports leagues shutting down or postponing their seasons, people began to realize the impact it was going to have on the ancillary businesses that provided necessary support services to the teams and players.
-
A Pimlico Race Course parking lot will be used as a drive-thru COVID-19 screening site, Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced Friday.
-
After eight years and several missed connections, Wolfe ended up where he thought he could’ve fit all along.
-
During the 2019 outdoor track season, Mount de Sales’ Isabella Whittaker was excellent, winning the IAAM 400-meter dash championship and helping the 800- and 1,600-relay teams to wins.
-
A century ago, Baltimore had baseball fever. In 1920, the Orioles won 110 games – including the final 25 – to capture the International League pennant. The team’s success buoyed the spirits of a city struggling through the third and final year of the flu pandemic that killed 675,000 Americans.
-
The latest updates on the Covid-19 pandemic suggest that a half-season of Major League Baseball would be better than none.
-
After eight years and several missed connections, Wolfe ended up where he thought he could’ve fit all along.
-
On Saturday afternoon, Mount Saint Joseph wide receiver Dont’e Thornton cut his recruiting list down to 12 schools: Virginia, Arizona State, Michigan, LSU, Penn State, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia, Florida State, Notre Dame, Oregon and Southern California.
-
Morgan State Rico Kennedy and Ian McBorrough seek the higher blessing of playing in the NFL.
-
For fans missing their favorite teams while quarantining at home, some of Maryland’s most iconic sports figures have provided encouraging messages.
Circulars