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• College Sports

Five Bowie State football games voided

Five Bowie State football games this season have been nullified after the program self-reported an eligibility violation to the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association and NCAA.

• Maryland

Football: Eagles end season with second straight win, roll late against Falcons

Goon rushes for three touchdowns as FSK pulls away late

• Sports

McDonogh standout Tunde Akinlosotu to miss MIAA A Conference semifinal

McDonogh soccer standout Tunde Akinlosotu will not be in the lineup Thursday when the No. 1 Eagles host No. 7 Loyola Blakefield in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference semifinals.

• Sports

Analysis: No shortage of candidates to take over Terps football program

Things have been quiet in College Park the past couple of weeks regarding the search for fired football coach Randy Edsall's successor. Athletic director Kevin Anderson, whose own legacy with the Terps will certainly be tied to this hire, has declined to discuss who he might be looking at since saying on the day of Edsall's firing that Maryland wanted a coach "to excite the fan base." Many names have surfaced in a variety of media outlets, a few that seem to have validity and others that appear

By Don Markus

Nov 4, 2015

• Howard County

Emilia's shines at Pan American Gymnastics Championship

Howard County rec sports for the week of Oct. 22

• Maryland

Football: Lanni sneaks Century past Francis Scott Key

Century coach Jim Holzman credited Adam Lanni for showing senior leadership. After trailing for much of the second half, the Knights had one last possession to salvage a quality result. Their quarterback kept the drive alive with two completions.

• Sports

Football roundup (Sept. 18): Maggio's FG lifts Boys' Latin past Curley in final seconds, 31-28

• High School sports

McDonogh forward Bruce Moore commits to Bucknell

Academics were a top priority for McDonogh's Bruce Moore, who picked Bucknell over Navy, American and Colgate.

By Matt Bracken

Sep 15, 2015

• Maryland

Oh, to go pro, but it's a yes or no

• Opinion

The return of the Ravens

For all the NFL's shortcomings (and there are plenty), football season raises cheers in Baltimore, a city that could use some rah-rah

• Sports

Field hockey poll

Field hockey Severna Park Archbishop Spalding McDonogh

• Sports

Eagles coach Chip Kelly fondly remembers his one year as Johns Hopkins football assistant

Long before he carved out a reputation as an offensive mastermind and became known as one of the foremost innovators in the NFL, Chip Kelly introduced the Johns Hopkins football team to what became known as the "whistle ball."

By Jeff Zrebiec

Aug 20, 2015

• Sports

Japanese baseball fans wake up to news of Iwakuma's no-hitter

Home country celebrates as Hisashi Iwakuma becomes second Japanese-born pitcher to throw no-hitter in major leagues.

• Maryland

More motivation for Straehle swimmers

Connor Stewart was one of four boys from Carroll teams who took home Straehle titles. Westminster Swim Team's Brendan Moran won the 8-under 25 backstroke, while South Carroll's Matthew McGoey placed first in the 15-over 50 back and Luke Isayiw won the 13-14 50 breaststroke.

• Baltimore County

Area standouts primed for Under Armour lacrosse game

Recent McDonogh School graduate Jacob Stover has had his perseverance pay off in qualifying to play in the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game. The Cockeysville resident was cut in three previous tries. The game will bring together the best seniors from across the country and will be televised on ESPNU.

• High School sports

Chris Robinson, Covie Stanwick named Under Armour Classic girls team coaches

McDonogh coach Chris Robinson and Notre Dame Prep graduate Covie Stanwick have been named the coaches for the girls teams competing in the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic July at Towson University's Johnny Unitas Stadium.

By Katherine Dunn

Jun 24, 2015

• Sports

All-Metro Girls Lacrosse Team

The Baltimore Sun names its All-Metro Girls Lacrosse teams.

By Katherine Dunn

Jun 12, 2015

• Sports

Review & preview: Navy men's lacrosse

Review & preview: Navy men's lacrosse

By Edward Lee

Jun 4, 2015

• Sports

Review & preview: Loyola Maryland men's lacrosse

Review & preview: Loyola Maryland men's lacrosse

By Edward Lee

Jun 1, 2015

• Sports

Terps' Taylor Cummings, Albany's Lyle Thompson repeat as Tewaaraton Award winners

It is the first time in the award's 15-year history that both winners have repeated.

• Sports

Terps freshman Megan Whittle caps high-scoring season with big performance in final

If Megan Whittle hadn¿t been forced to sit in a chair for the press conference after Maryland won the NCAA women¿s lacrosse championship Sunday night, she might still have been jumping up and down. The McDonogh graduate finished with three goals and an assist in the 9-8 win over No. 2 North Carolina for Maryland¿s second straight national championship.

By Katherine Dunn

May 25, 2015

• Television

Ring Posts: WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross talks about Baltimore, his upcoming show at Rams Head Live!

WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross talks about Baltimore, his upcoming show at Rams Head Live!

By Aaron Oster

May 8, 2015

• Sports

Seahawks sign fifth-round pick, cornerback Tye Smith (Towson) to four-year, $2.446 million deal

The Seattle Seahawks have signed former Towson cornerback Tye Smith to a four-year, $2.446 million contract, according to his agent, Sean Stellato.

By Aaron Wilson

May 7, 2015

• Sports

Ed Reed to officially retire Thursday at Ravens' training complex

Former Ravens safety Ed Reed will announce his retirement Thursday during a press conference at the team's training complex, according to sources.

By Aaron Wilson

May 6, 2015

• Sports

Terps get top seed in NCAA women's lacrosse bracket

At 17-1, the Terps clearly emerged ahead of second seed North Carolina (15-3), third seed Duke (14-4) and fourth seed Syracuse (14-7) after the Tar Heels lost to Syracuse in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, the Blue Devils lost to Johns Hopkins Sunday and Syracuse lost to Loyola Maryland Saturday.

By Katherine Dunn

May 3, 2015

• Sports

Towson pass rusher Ryan Delaire signing with Tampa Bay Buccaneers, $15,000 bonus, sources say

Towson pass rusher Ryan Delaire has agreed to a free agent deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to sources.

By Aaron Wilson

May 2, 2015

• Sports

Seahawks draft Towson cornerback Tye Smith in fifth round

Towson cornerback Tye Smith was drafted in the fifth round by the Seattle Seahawks.

By Aaron Wilson

May 2, 2015

• Sports

Best available prospects who could be on Ravens' radar in final day of draft

Entering the final day of the NFL Draft, the Ravens still have needs at running back, cornerback and defensive end/outside linebacker.

By Aaron Wilson

May 2, 2015

• Sports

College lacrosse roundup: Duke men defeat No. 1 Irish

Case Matheis had a career-high four goals to help lead No. 6 Duke to a 13-8 upset of No. 1 Notre Dame on Friday in an ACC men's lacrosse semifinal in Chester, Pa.

• Sports

Picture of NCAA tournament field starts to get clearer

Automatic qualifiers from two conferences will earn spots this weekend as NCAA lacrosse tournament picture becomes clearer.

• Sports

Ravens' local prospect day has distinct Terps feel

A heavy contingent of Maryland players worked out for the Ravens at their training complex in Owings Mills

By Aaron Wilson

Apr 21, 2015

• Sports

Towson pass rusher Ryan Delaire invited to Redskins' local prospect day; medical recheck goes fine, sources say

The Washington Redskins have invited Towson pass rusher Ryan Delaire to their local prospect day Wednesday, according to league sources.

By Aaron Wilson

Apr 18, 2015

• Sports

Towson pass rusher Ryan Delaire invited to Ravens' local prospect day, sources say

The Ravens have invited Towson pass rusher Ryan Delaire to their local prospect day, according to sources.

By Aaron Wilson

Apr 13, 2015

• Sports

College lacrosse roundup: Whittle leads No. 1 Terps past No. 16 Princeton women, 18-10

Megan Whittle scored her sixth goal of the game and 46th of the season to give top-ranked Maryland a 10-goal lead with 7:11 left as the host Terps beat No. 16 Princeton, 18-10, on Wednesday night in women's lacrosse.

• Sports

Separating the contenders from the pretenders

In ranking all 69 Division I men's lacrosse teams, a handful are contenders, but it's the teams in the middle of the pack that find out how important one-goal games are.

• Sports

Towson draft prospects Ryan Delaire, Tye Smith draw crowd of NFL scouts to Pro Day workout

Shirtless despite the relatively chilly temperatures Wednesday, Towson pass rusher Ryan Delaire displayed his chiseled physique and crisp mobility for scouts during a series of outside linebacker and defensive end drills.

By Aaron Wilson

Apr 1, 2015

• Sports

All-Metro Girls Basketball First Team

The Baltimore Sun

By Katherine Dunn

Mar 27, 2015

• Sports

Navy attack becomes even more prolific

Navy coach Cindy Timchal added former Duke All-American Josh Dionne to her staff and Dionne has revved up the Midshipmen attack even more. Navy (10-1) ranks No. 1 in the country in points scored with 233 and is second in goals scored with 159.

By Katherine Dunn

Mar 26, 2015

• Sports

Women's Lacrosse: 'Tough as nails' Cannon has put ACL tears behind her

• Sports

Roundup: No. 3 Notre Dame shuts out No. 15 Ohio State, 9-0, in men's lacrosse

The No. 3 Notre Dame men's lacrosse team posted its second shutout in school history, and it took only 31 years.

• Sports

No. 1 McDonogh girls lacrosse defeats Walton (Ga.) for 113th straight win

The Eagles, who have won six straight Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference championships, never trailed and scored the final nine goals of their season opener.

• Sports

Upset-minded Ryan Conrad seeks one more for Loyola

A three-sport star at Loyola, Conrad says the confidence he gained that day changed him. Whether he was playing soccer, basketball or his favorite sport, lacrosse, he started attacking challenges with more vigor. He came to expect success and regularly delivered.

By Glenn Graham

Mar 19, 2015

• Maryland Terrapins

Terps' freshman Megan Whittle added to Tewaaraton Watch List

Maryland freshman attacker Megan Whittle was one of three women's lacrosse players added to the Tewaaraton Award watch list on Thursday. The McDonogh graduate, who is second on the Terps team with 25 goals, is the only freshman on the list.

By Katherine Dunn

Mar 19, 2015

• Sports

Roundup: Whittle, Griffin lead No. 1 Terps over Penn, 12-7, in women's lacrosse

Megan Whittle (McDonogh) and Brooke Griffin (South River) each scored four goals to power the No. 1 Maryland women to a 12-7 victory over No. 11 Penn on Wednesday.

• Sports

In Milwaukee, Marquette lacrosse begins unlikely success story

Marquette (7-0), a school that began playing Division I lacrosse only two years ago, is ranked No. 10 nationally, right behind traditional powers Cornell, Maryland and Virginia.

By Mike Preston

Mar 14, 2015

• Sports

Women's lacrosse roundup: No. 20 Loyola upsets No. 9 Virginia, 13-12, in overtime

Hannah Schmitt had a hat trick in overtime as No. 20 Loyola Maryland upset No. 9 host Virginia, 13-12, in women's lacrosse Wednesday night.

• Sports

State college basketball roundup: Coppin State men win in MEAC 1st round

Sterling Smith had 14 points and Coppin State beat Bethune-Cookman, 64-60, Tuesday in the first round of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference basketball tournament in Norfolk, Va.

• Sports

Hampton knocks Morgan State men out of MEAC basketball tournament, 91-71

Reginald Johnson and Deron Powers scored 18 points apiece, and sixth-seeded Hampton beat 11th-seeded Morgan State on Monday in the first round of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tournament, 91-71

• Sports

UMBC women edge Stony Brook in America East quarters

Taylor McCarley's jumper with four seconds left lifted visiting UMBC (12-18) to a 49-47 victory over Stony Brook (17-13) in an America East women's basketball quarterfinal Saturday night.

• Sports

State basketball roundup: Navy women reach Patriot semis

Sarita Condie scored a career-high 20 points for Navy, which pummeled Bucknell to advance to a Patriot League semifinal against American.