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White scored her 1,000th career point for the basketball team
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For the past two high school basketball seasons, Bill Jones has been an assistant coach with the Aberdeen High School boys varsity basketball team. Now he'll be taking over the program.
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Ranking the top 30 sporting events involving Howard County high school teams that a Howard County Times staff member covered in person during the 2019-20 school year.
Most popular high school
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Weedon shares award with Sophi Wrisk, who also received the honor in 2019
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It has been more than a decade when the ever-needed turf fields made their way to a high school field near you. As the highly effective and often used turf fields were installed, it was no secret that in a matter of time, replacement turfs were to be needed.So, having been constructed in 2010, the field at Bel Air High School is undergoing the transformation.
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Julian and Angel Reese, both standout basketball players at St. Frances, each committed to Maryland, ensuring that they'd share the same court as they have throughout the years.
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Liberty senior McClain Butler is the Carroll County Times Male Athlete of the Year.
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South Carroll junior Grace Siehler is the Carroll County Times Female Athlete of the Year.
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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.
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New York Daily News reporter Charles McDonald is a name that rings bells for die-hard football fans. Not as well-known, though, are his roots in the Baltimore area as a 2012 McDonogh graduate.
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Damone Moore was a shot put state champion and leader on the football field
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High school football players from the Maryland-Pennsylvania Big 33 Game were honored online this season instead of on the field because of the coronavirus.
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2004 graduate Josh Ward will take over as football coach at Calvert Hall, moving over after three seasons coaching nearby Concordia Prep.
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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.
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COVID-19 will force changes in lacrosse this summer.
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Peter Schmuck bids his farewell after 30 years covering baseball and writing columns for The Baltimore Sun.
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In addition to naming All-Star John Means the Opening Day starter, Orioles manager Brandon Hyde announced top prospect Adley Rutschman will join the team's player pool.
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If fans are allowed to attend Ravens games this season, the capacity of M&T Bank Stadium is expected to be under 14,000.
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The latest domino fell in collegiate sports on Thursday when the Big Ten announced it would move all fall sports, including football, to a conference-only schedule for the 2020 season.
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The NFL and COVID-19 are about to butt heads. Let's hope the NFL has a plan.
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The Washington Nationals canceled Monday's workout a day after All-Star reliever Sean Doolittle voiced concerns about the slow turnaround on coronavirus tests and the Nationals not receiving some kinds of personal protective equipment.
