atlanta dream
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Atlanta Dream forward Angel McCoughtry's status for this season is uncertain as she continues to recover from a serious knee injury.
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The Washington Mystics earned their first WNBA Finals berth. To win the title, though, they'll have to through top-ranked Seattle.
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The Washington Mystics overcame a quiet night from Elena Delle Donne to earn a trip to the WNBA Finals for the first time in franchise history, holding off the Atlanta Dream 86-81 in the decisive fifth game of their semifinal series Tuesday night.
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The Washington Mystics have a chance to reach the WNBA Finals, but they must first defeat the Atlanta Dream in Game 5 of the WNBA semifinals.
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By the time Washington Mystics All-Star Elena Delle Donne descended the steps into Smith Center, ready for the last round of treatment and tests on her ailing
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On the brink of playoff elimination, the Washington Mystics went through another practice without all-star forward Elena Delle Donne, who spent Saturday
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WBAL-TV is partnering with Morgan State to televise the school's regular-season home football games on MeTV Baltimore, the company's digital channel. All five
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As the Washington Mystics wrapped up practice Thursday morning at Smith Center by casually shooting 3-pointers, Elena Delle Donne was not with her teammates.
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Mystics star Elena Delle Donne went down with what looked to be a serious knee injury in the closing minutes.
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Page McKenney, an 8-year-old claimer who developed into a stakes-winning millionaire, is retiring from racing because of a tendon injury in his left front leg.
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Now with the third-seeded Washington Mystics, former Terp Kristi Toliver meets her old team, the Los Angeles Sparks, in the second round of the WNBA playoffs.
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Friday night's game between the Las Vegas Aces and the Washington Mystics at Capital One Arena was canceled, the WNBA announced.
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Team Delle Donne 's Kristi Toliver of the Washington Mystics led all scorers with 23 points in a 119-112 loss to Team Parker in the WNBA All-Star Game on Saturday in Minneapolis.
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The 15th WNBA All-Star game will be played on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Minnesota's Target Center. Washington Mystics forward Elena Delle Donne and Los Angeles Sparks forward Candace Parker head each team.
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For the first time, four former Terps are playing together for the Washington Mystics.
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Atlanta Dream star Angel McCoughtry, a Baltimore native and former St. Frances standout, doesn't have a lot left to accomplish in her basketball career — except for a WNBA championship.
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Washington's Citi Open announced Wednesday that a quartet of tennis' most intriguing rising stars has committed to play this year's tournament, which runs July 28 to Aug. 5 at Rock Creek Park Tennis Center.
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Monumental Sports and Entertainment on Thursday announced the details of a privately funded, $40 million renovation of Capital One Arena, which will include
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The Blast released their 2017-18 schedule with the team playing its home opener against the Cedar Rapids Rampage on Nov. 10. The Major Arena Soccer League will
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Angel McCoughtry has no regrets about becoming the latest WNBA player to sit out the season to rest and recover from playing professional basketball year-round.
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Digest: Mystics lose Elena Delle Donne for 2-3 weeks with thumb injury
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Digest: Terps' Stukenberg, Hadnagy, Taylor earn top IWLCA honors
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Digest: Wizards' Ian Mahinmi to miss start of postseason
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Atlanta Dream star Angel McCoughtry said she will sit out an undetermined portion of the 2017 WNBA season.
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Johns Hopkins, ranked No. 8 in Division III football, scored 35 points in a span of just under 15 minutes between the second and third quarters to turn a tight game into a 45-10 victory at Dickinson on Friday night.
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Angel McCoughtry (St. Frances) scored 37 points and the Atlanta Dream beat the visiting Seattle Storm, 94-85, on Wednesday night in a single-elimination WNBA playoff game.
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Baltimore's Brad Snyder and Timonium's Becca Meyers returned to the top of the podium on Monday at the Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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Angel McCoughtry had 32 points and 11 rebounds and the Atlanta Dream beat the Los Angeles Sparks, 86-81, in the WNBA.
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Angel McCoughtry (St. Frances) scored 24 points as the Atlanta Dream (15-19) concluded its season with a 73-71 victory over Washington on Sunday, making the Mystics the Eastern Conference's fourth seed in the WNBA playoffs.
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Angel McCoughtry (St. Frances) scored 18 points and Tiffany Hayes added 17 to help the Atlanta Dream keep their slim playoff hopes alive and beat the Washington Mystics, 73-67.
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Marin Cilic will face Kei Nishikori in a semifinal match at the Citi Open on Saturday in Washington, D.C.
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Goalie Grant Farley comes up big as Baltimore Celtic Darby 01/02 prevailed, 4-3, on penalty kicks against EC Real Galaxy FC 01 to win the under-13 boys title at the US Youth Soccer National Championships on Saturday night in Tulsa, Okla.
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Maryland guard Melo Trimble had five points, five rebounds and four assists Wednesday night as the United States beat Puerto Rico, 102-70, in basketball at the Pan American Games.
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Ben's Cat returned to Laurel Park after finishing what trainer King Leatherbury described as a "very disappointing" sixth in Saturday's $200,000 Parx Dash Handicap in Bensalem, Pa.
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Matthew Centrowitz of Broadneck and the Nike Oregon Project won the 1,500-meter run at the U.S. Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Saturday in Eugene, Oregon.
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Tyler Fiorito made 23 saves and Ben Rubeor scored 23 seconds into overtime Saturday night as the Chesapeake Bayhawks beat the host Ohio Machine, 12-11.
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Major League Lacrosse: Ohio Machine attackman Marcus Holman (Gilman) had a game-high six goals and nine points, while Denver Outlaws goalie Jesse Schwartzman (Johns Hopkins, Pikesville) made a game-high 46 saves
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Angel McCoughtry (St. Frances) scored five of her 21 points in the final 27.9 seconds to help the Atlanta Dream beat the host Washington Mystics, 64-61, on Friday night.
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Angel McCoughtry led the WNBA in scoring this season for the second year in a row. She was second in steals per game and a member of the All-WNBA Second Team, too.
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Difficult stint with national team helped Baltimore native become more confident on path to Olympics.
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Athletes and administrators with ties to the Baltimore area describe what Title IX has meant to their athletic careers — and their lives.
