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- Elena Delle Donne scored 19 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to help the Washington Mystics hand the Connecticut Sun one of the worst defeats in WNBA history.
- If the Capitals repeat as Stanley Cup champions, it will largely be due to Brooks Orpikās influence on the ice and in the dressing room.
- Playoff rookies and close friends, Nic Dowd and Nick Jensen are set to play in their first career postseason when the Capitals kick off their first-round series against the Carolina Hurricanes Thursday at Capital One Arena.
- Remember when Priest Holmes, Chris McCarron and Gus Johnson were in the news?
- In the first game of its three-game, 10-day trip to Italy, the Maryland men's basketball team beat the Rome All-Stars, 89-53, at Pala Fonte Roma Eur, about 45 minutes south of downtown Rome.
- The North American Hockey League team will open its 60-game schedule at its home rink, Odenton's Piney Orchard Ice Arena, in September.
- Riverdale's Frances Tiafoe, a product of the Junior Tennis Champions program in College Park, saved 13 of the 15 break points he faced to upset 30th-seeded
- With the Washington Capitals bringing back almost their entire roster from their recent Stanley Cup championship, the first day of NHL free agency went as expected for the team ā quiet.
- Todd Reirden will be the 18th Washington Capitals coach ā here's five things to know to get to know him.
- The Stanley Cup-champion Washington Capitals have promoted Todd Reirden to head coach, replacing Barry Trotz.
- Road trip? Blast fans looking to see the team away from home should now travel to Utica instead of Syracuse.
- Before Baltimoreans started declaring their allegiances to the Washington Capitals, there were the Baltimore Skipjacks, a scrappy AHL team that gave rise to the likes of Barry Trotz, Claude Julien and Bruce Bourdreau.
- Charm City has a long tradition of supporting ice hockey but it seems to have been forgotten.
- During the Stanley Cup Finals, Hudson Street Stackhouse remains the top place to be for Capitals fans living in Baltimore.
- Attackman Cole Williams (Loyola Blakefield), who led Johns Hopkins' 13-12 come-from-behind victory at Rutgers with a two-goal, four-assist effort Sunday, was
- Unseeded Frances Tiafoe, a resident of Riverdale in Prince George's County, finished with mixed results in the Miami Open on Tuesday. Tiafoe completed a
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- Terry Reardon, Don Larsen and Babe Ruth were on the sports pages this time of year.
- Mount St. Mary's promoted former assistant Tori Krause to head coach of its women's soccer program. Krause assisted Joe Nemzer last season after working as the
- The Orioles will hold an open tryout to find ballgirls and ballboys Saturday at noon at Camden Yards. Those interested should dress casually, bring glove and
- Jen Adams, Cal Ripken Sr. and Calvin Maddox were on the sports pages this time of year.
- Miranda Ibello (Maryvale) scored four goals and Nicole DeMase had three goals to lead host Johns Hopkins to a 14-7 victory over Marquette in a season-opener
- Longtime Boys' Latin assistant coach Gene Ubriaco will replace Ben Rubeor, who announced in November that he will be stepping down after the 2018 season.
- Pete "Destroyer" Blair, Harry Jeffra and Margaret Diaz were on the sports pages this time of year.
- No NHL participation for the first time since 1994 threatens to upset the traditional world hockey order.
- Stevenson women's basketball head coach Jackie Boswell earned her 100th career victory as the Mustangs defeated Alvernia University 72-32 in MAC Commonwealth
- Marathon Farms' juvenile homebred Whirlin Curlin, an upset winner of back-to-back stakes at Laurel, looks to make it three in a row in the $100,000 Heft for
- Mike Barnes, Red Holzman and Don Ohl are part of This Week in Maryland Sports for Dec. 24-30.
- Towson's 10-game winning streak was halted by host Oakland, 97-86, in Rochester, Minn., on Wednesday night. The Tigers (10-2) fell behind 52-34 in the first
- Skip Wise, Larry Gibson, Gus Johnson, Joe Campanella and Frank Kush are part of This Week in Maryland Sports for Dec. 17-23.
- Capitals forward Andre Burakovsky is expected to be in Washington's lineup tonight against the New York Rangers, his first game since he broke his left thumb
- Digest: Loyola Maryland senior Coan wins gold at World Para Swimming Championships
- Digest: Motion-trained horses sweep at Laurel Park
- Roger Staubach, Bert Jones and Bailey Howell are part of This Week in Sports for Nov. 26-Dec. 2.
- Derrick Lewis has been named women's basketball coach at CCBC-Dundalk for the 2018-19 season. Women's basketball will return to CCBC-Dundalk that season after
- Digest: Ex-Loyola Maryland midfielder Rehfuss named Siena women's lacrosse coach
- Terry Reardon, Walt Bellamy and Bill Busik are part of This Week in Maryland Sports History
- The Washington Capitals started training camp with 65 players and 20 days to whittle the roster to no more than 23. On Thursday afternoon, Washington cut four
- Digest: Towson volleyball wins 16th straight match, 3-0
- Brigade quarterback Shane Carden and defensive back Varmah Sonie were named Arena Football League Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week, respectively, for
- After his best NBA season, Otto Porter Jr. has a big offer to join the Brooklyn Nets. But it appears he'll be staying in Washington. Porter has agreed to sign
- Digest: Capitals sign Smith-Pelly, Albert to one-year deals
- The Washington Capitals have re-signed left wing Brett Connolly to a two-year, $3 million contract, senior vice president and general manager Brian MacLellan
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- Digest: Katie Ledecky named nation's top female college athlete
- Digest: Former Towson kicker Sam Hurwitz signs with AFL's Washington Valor
- Orioles, playing in Toronto, wish Capitals good luck against Maple Leafs
- He is poised and soft-spoken, with a jolly countenance and winsome eyes that crinkle when he smiles. Meet Bennett Wolf, defenseman for the Baltimore Skipjacks.
- Digest: Owings Mills' Ford Bennett wins junior golf tournament
- Madison Nickens' eighth-inning sacrifice fly drove in Nick Dunn with the winning run as host Maryland earned a 5-4 victory over No. 18 Michigan in Big Ten baseball Saturday night.