Minnesota Vikings linebacker E.J. Henderson (Aberdeen) is confident he will be healed from a broken leg and ready to play when training camp starts in eight weeks. Henderson said Friday the rehabilitation from surgery to repair his left leg is "right on track." He said he sees no reason he wouldn't be in the starting lineup for the season opener at New Orleans on Sept. 9. Henderson promised he'll be on the field when two-a-day practices begin in late July but acknowledged his activity will be up to the coaches. Henderson had a titanium rod inserted after breaking his femur, the body's largest bone, at Arizona on Dec. 6.

Garrity's saves provide edge as Bayhawks top Cannons

Goalie Chris Garrity recorded a career-high 26 saves as the Chesapeake Bayhawks briefly took over sole possession of first place in Major League Lacrosse by earned a 17-14 victory over the visiting Boston Cannons (2-2). Attackman Danny Glading and midfielders Brian Vetter and Peet Poillon (UMBC) had hat tricks for Chesapeake (3-1). Poillon also had two assists and increased his league-leading point total to 22. Midfielder Kyle Dixon had a pair of 2-point goals to become the Bayhawks' all-time leader in that category.

Former Olympic sailor Barkow leads Santa Maria Cup

Sally Barkow of Nashota, Wis., leads after winning every race in the second half of the round robin and losing only two in the first half at the 20th-annual BoatU.S. Santa Maria Cup international women's match-racing regatta in Annapolis. Barkow is a former Olympian and Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year for 2005 and 2007 and three-time winner of this race. The regatta, which is being sailed out of Eastport Yacht Club in J/22s on the Chesapeake Bay, continues through today. For information, go to boatussantamariacup.org.

Men's college basketball: Cameron Cook, a 6-foot-4 forward from Calvert Hall, has committed to Hood. He averaged 7.0 points and 4.0 rebounds for the Cardinals, who were 50-13 his last two seasons.

College football: Salisbury named four captains: senior slotback Warren Anderson, senior linebacker Ryan Larcamp, senior slotback Bryan Woolson and junior slotback Randal Smedley.

College baseball: Frostburg State junior infielder Matt Greene (South Carroll) and junior pitcher Britton Quayle (Anne Arundel CC, Severna Park) were named to the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III South second team. Guy Robertson was named ECAC South Head Coach of the Year. … Coppin State volunteer assistant Travis Turgeon was named an assistant coach by Washington College. The Shoremen promoted Nick Bitter to associate head coach.

Women's college track and field: Maryland junior heptathlete Kiani Profit was named the Women's Field Event Athlete of the Year in the Mid-Atlantic Region by the U.S. Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association.

Basketball: Len Elmore (Maryland), CEO of iHoops, was appointed by the NCAA to the USA Basketball board of directors.

--From Sun staff and news services