River Hill tennis won its second straight Class 3A team state title, also crowning state champions in boys singles, boys doubles and mixed doubles.

Ed Kelly, who grew up in the Irvington neighborhood of Baltimore and wrestled at Mount Saint Joseph and Loyola College, was a wrestling official for 27 years. He's set to be inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Perryville fell to Fallston 19-8 in the class 1A state final but Panthers coach Doug Savick doesn't want the final game to overshadow the success his team had and the fight in his group, six of which are dual-sport athletes.

Parkville has hired Ben Thompson, who went 99-92 and won two MIAA B Conference titles in seven seasons at Gerstell, to replace coach Josh Czerski, who guided the Knights to their first Class 4A state championship in March before taking over at Loyola Blakefield.

Oakland Mills outdoor track and field's Shane King and Manchester Valley girls lacrosse's Emma Penczek each led their respective teams to state titles.

Liberty tennis won its second straight Class 1A championship, powered by three state finalists. Lions coach Tim Brecker talked about his team and its season.

Here’s where The Baltimore Sun ranks its boys and girls lacrosse, baseball, softball, and boys and girls outdoor track and field teams in the final poll of the spring.

C. Milton Wright began the season without much of an identity. As the year wore on and the playoffs ramped up, they found it. After falling in the Class 3A championship game, coach Mike Amaral said, “This isn’t a fluke. This is a program to be reckoned with in.”

Severna Park boys lacrosse has earned the label "dynasty" after its state record-setting seventh straight state title.

River Hill junior Henry Zatkowski dazzled on the mound with 15 strikeouts as the Hawks defeated C. Milton Wright, 1-0, for the program's second state title and first since 2009.

River Hill girls track and field took home the Class 3A title at the MPSSAA outdoor state championships thanks to contributions from all across the roster, including freshmen Marella and Lauren Virmani.

Dulaney softball wasn’t able to reach its goal of winning the program’s first state championship, but the Lions savored a memorable playoff run that ended with an 8-2 loss to Urbana in Saturday's Class 4A final.

River Hill junior Henry Zatkowski will be pitching in Saturday night's Class 3A state title game. In the latest edition of Varsity Q&A, he spoke about his emotions heading into the game and what he's looking forward to most.

Browse photos of the Class 4A softball state championship game between Dulaney and Urbana on Saturday, May 27, in College Park.

Reservoir softball managed just two hits in Friday's Class 3A state championship game against Damascus, finishing as state runner-up for the second time in three seasons.

Five area athletes and one relay team won titles on the second day of the MPSSAA state track and field championships as classes 4A and 3A started competition.

Loyola Blakefield has named Will Haus its new lacrosse coach. A three-time All-American midfielder at Duke, Haus spent the past eight years as an assistant at Pennsylvania's Malvern Prep.

McDonogh girls lacrosse coach Taylor Cummings, who led the No. 1 Eagles to the IAAM A Conference crown earlier this month, has stepped down after five seasons.

Manchester Valley girls lacrosse erased a two-goal halftime deficit to defeat Middletown, 15-7, for the Class 2A state championship, led by Emma Penczek's nine goals.

Oakland Mills earned four gold medals, two each from the boys and girls teams, to jump in front in the team standings at the state track and field championships.

Severna Park boys lacrosse won a state-record seventh straight state title and 12th overall, defeating Mt. Hebron, 9-8, in a rematch of last year's Class 3A final.

Severna Park girls lacrosse held off a rally by Towson to win the Class 3A final, 12-8, on Thursday. It's the 15th state title for the Falcons, tying Mt. Hebron for the Maryland record.

Glen Burnie tennis won its first region championship last week and has three entries in this weekend's state tournament.

Broadneck girls lacrosse didn't carry a perfect record through the playoffs, but its close losses and narrow wins over strong teams crafted a resilient group that left a winning legacy on the field.

Mt. Hebron senior Rich Tangires is one of the Vikings' leaders on and off the field. In the latest edition of Varsity Q&A, he spoke about a state championship rematch and reflected on his four-year career at Mt. Hebron.

Samantha Heyison, an Adamstown resident and Urbana High senior, is the reigning Class 4A state champion in the discus and is a U.S. Paralympics national titlist in the discus and shot put.

The Howard boys and girls outdoor track and field teams swept last week's Class 3A East Region championships for the second straight season.