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Seven Harford County boys basketball teams won Saturday, the first round of the region playoffs, which was pushed back a day after schools were closed Friday.

The Havre de Grace boys basketball team won its 19th straight game Thursday night and it was a bit easier than many might have expected.

The Havre de Grace boys basketball team won its 19th straight game Thursday night and it was a bit easier than many might have expected.

Havre de Grace junior Jai’erre Hoke became an instant hero in Elkton Tuesday night.

The C. Milton Wright Mustangs boys basketball team squandered a 16-point halftime lead Friday night in Edgewood, but the Mustangs were able to regroup and win the UCBAC Chesapeake Division game in overtime. The Mustangs won, 70-63.

Harford County’s boys high school basketball teams have been working hard over the past few weeks to be ready for the 2018-19 season. Here is a look at the teams.

Brandon Rabbitt’s five-yard touchdown run with 1:16 to play Friday night lifted Havre de Grace to an hard-earned, 35-28, victory over visiting Perryville for the Class 1A East Region championship.

Bel Air (5-2, 5-4) scored three first half rushing touchdowns on three possessions and then held on to beat Aberdeen (2-5, 3-7), 20-18, in an UCBAC Chesapeake Division game.

Havre de Grace’s five-game football win streak came to an end Friday night as the Elkton Golden Elks rolled over the Warriors, 50-30, in an UCBAC Chesapeake Division game at James R. Harris Stadium in Havre de Grace.

A By The Numbers look at Week 3 in Baltimore-area high school football.

Friday night’s season opening high school football schedule was a big hit for some Harford County teams and a washout for a few others.

There are 11 high school football teams in Harford County and all 11 have been hard at practice to be ready for the 2018 season that begins for all this weekend. See information about all teams here...   Aberdeen Head coach: Chris Matlack (first season)

The Eagles (1-2, 2-5) played the Huskies (2-1, 8-1) tough early on, but the Huskies wore down the visitors en route to a 61-50 win.

The 21st annual Cecil College Green and Gold holiday basketball tournament couldn’t have been any tougher for the Havre de Grace Warriors boys basketball team.

The sixth week of the high school football season came and went Friday and it left both Havre de Grace and Harford Tech still standing with undefeated seasons.

The Havre de Grace Warriors won their fifth straight varsity football game in as many tries Friday night, beating Bel Air, 34-6, in UCBAC Chesapeake Division play.

The Havre de Grace Warriors rolled to an easy Susquehanna Bowl victory Friday night at North East High School.

Havre de Grace, the two-time defending Class 1A state football runner-up, opened its season Friday night with a lopsided, shutout win.

Boys basketball teams from both Harford Tech and Edgewood needed a win Friday night to stay in the hunt in the UCBAC's Chesapeake Division.

Havre de Grace senior guard Kenny Sumpter scored 13 points in the fourth quarter Friday night. None were bigger than the 13th.

On a light boys basketball play day, Havre de Grace and North Harford both found the win column with non-division wins Thursday.

Celebrating the Ravens RISE High School Football Showdown and homecoming, Havre de Grace defeated visiting North Harford, 42-20, Friday night.

Under first year head coach Bryan Hansrote, Edgewood had no trouble in its season opener at Perryville. The Rams scored from both sides of the ball and won convincingly, 34-7.