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The 101st edition of their storied Turkey Bowl matchup between Calvert Hall and Loyola Blakefiled is set to take place on Thursday, Nov. 26, at 10 a.m. at Calvert Hall’s Paul Angelo Russo Stadium.
- Savanna Henderson is a junior, two-sport athlete at Fallston High School, who knows field hockey is the sport that is leading her into college. Henderson also knows which college, having recently committed to the University of Massachusetts-Amherst where she will play field hockey as well as study.
- Dont’e Thornton had a dream as a young football player from Cherry Hill to play for Oregon. Now, his dream is set to become a reality.
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- Hereford's John Walter joined by former coach Steve Turnbaugh in reverse roles
- Lutherville resident Gene Fritzel has run 240 marathons, including one in every state, but his the most recent race through his own neighborhood on Oct. 10 may have been the most memorable.
- “We couldn’t figure it out.” Parents and athletes react to the decision to postpone fall sports by McDonogh, the only school in the A Conference thus far to opt out of playing its fall season this year.
- Six soccer programs in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference have joined this fall to compete for a championship.
- Havre de Grace High School senior Jaylen Day locked up a few years of his future recently with his commitment to attend and play athletics at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia.
- Riley Reese welcomes the challenge that will come when he takes the field at Maryland, a place where his father had so much success and his mother has led the Terps women to five national championships.
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- Francis Scott Key head coach Will Thompson came up with an idea to gather each high school football program in Carroll County together for a recruiting night, in lieu of the high school season being postponed.
- A look back at the top girls outdoor track performers from Howard County that competed between 2010 and 2020.
- Fall athletes are still undergoing virtual training and learning in Baltimore County
- Bel Air native JJ Butler is the coach of Chestnut Hill College’s Division II men’s basketball program, and the Patterson Mill graduate is creating quite the pipeline for Baltimore-area talent.
- AD Phil Gilotte said he has received early positive feedback from the Gerstell sports community regarding the MIAA/IAAM ruling, and he’s looking forward to athletic competition returning to the Finksburg campus.
- Corresponding with the official announcement on Monday by the MIAA and IAAM that its member schools will be permitted to move forward with an open schedule this fall, officials from both Chapelgate and Glenelg Country confirmed that they will immediately begin preparations for competition for all its fall programs.
- Peter Schmuck bids his farewell after 30 years covering baseball and writing columns for The Baltimore Sun.
- The Orioles on Thursday lost their appeal of a decision ordering their regional television network to pay the neighboring Washington Nationals about $100 million more in broadcast rights fees.
- Without Williams available, the Ravens allowed 18 carries for a season-high 194 yards in a 30-28 win Sunday in Philadelphia.
- Maryland football coach Mike Locksley said sophomore offensive lineman Austin Fontaine needs to regain his strength and conditioning after he initially opted out of the season because of COVID-19 concerns.
- Lamar Jackson's sidearm motion and recent lackluster performances have prompted questions from fans about if he needs to return to QB Basics 101 class, or if he has hit the ceiling of his potential in only his third year.
- “It’s an enormous stand. It’s more than sports ... and they showed it. It’s not about the game. It’s more than that,” Josh Hader said of the Bucks during a news conference before his Milwaukee Brewers and the Cincinnati Reds agreed not to play their scheduled game.
