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The Johns Hopkins baseball team finished the season with a nation-leading 83 home runs. - Maryland guard Anthony Cowan Jr. will decide whether to return to Maryland for his senior year after Wednesday's workout with the Sacramento Kings.
- The Washington Wizards' offseason mercifully began after Tuesday night's loss to the Boston Celtics, giving the team until September to chart a new course.
- Randolph-Macon sophomore guard Buzz Anthony (Archbishop Spalding) was named the Kurt Axe Player of the Year in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Anthony
- Jared Bernhardt scored four goals and Logan Wisnauskas added three goals and two assists to lift the No. 3 Maryland men’s lacrosse team to an 11-6 win over visiting No. 16 Colgate on Tuesday.
- The Washington Wizards announced that the team has signed guard Gary Payton II to a 10-day contract.
- Kent Auslander thought his career was done after two seasons at Maryland. He's getting another chance.
- The Bulls will be the fourth NBA organization Stone has been affiliated with since leaving Maryland
- Despite decent numbers in summer league, Diamond Stone is looking for new team
- Except for Jake Layman and Diamond Stone, former Maryland players will likely wind up in G-League or going overseas
- Digest: Brenda Frese, Juan Dixon part of D.C. Sports Hall of Fame class
- After sitting out first summer league game following trade, Diamond Stone plays well in his Hawks debut.
- After playing last season in Italy, former Terp Robert Carter Jr. trying out for Denver Nuggets
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- Players not selected in the NBA draft turn to development leagues such as the newly renamed NBA Gatorade League and overseas leagues.
- If Maryland's Justin Jackson needs a push in one direction or the other about whether to go pro, he should consider what happened to Diamond Stone and others.
- The lead was long gone, the comeback was short-lived and the Maryland men’s basketball season was about to end.
- Michigan State coach Tom Izzo has had a front-row seat witnessing the three-year evolution of Maryland guard Melo Trimble.
- Former Arundel baseball coach Bernie Walter is among 11 individuals selected for the 2017 class of the National High School Hall of Fame administered by the National Federation of State High School Associations.
- In the midst of a recent four-game slump, Maryland junior guard Melo Trimble recalled a quote he recently read from Miami Heat guard Dion Waiters.
- The former Maryland men's basketball star will appear on the Netflix show this spring.
- Many say they believe former Maryland center Diamond Stone made up his mind to leave college even before his freshman season was over a year ago. Thomas Bryant had also decided the direction his own career would take before the end of his freshman season at Indiana a year ago. That's why Bryant was at Xfinity Center on Tuesday night when the Hoosiers met the Terps.
- Jarvis Doles has committed to play basketball for the Drexel Dragons. The Hammond graduate is playing a post-grad season at Mt. Zion Prep.
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- Former Maryland star Dez Wells has signed with a team in Greece.
- Wade Lees walked off the plane last January to begin his new life as a football player at Maryland wearing the same clothes as when he left he his mother's home in the suburbs of Melbourne, Australia.
- A feature Q&A with Oakland Mills high school graduate Greg Whittington, who is chasing dream of playing pro basketball
- He was expected to play against the visiting Jersey Express on Saturday at St. Frances.
- According to Diamond Stone¿s father, Bob, the family has yet to discuss whether his son will enter the NBA draft after his freshman year.
- US Lacrosse announced the 2016 US Lacrosse Boys' Youth Rules on Thursday, including points of emphasis that promote safety and sportsmanship.
- With a 0-0 draw Friday night at Michigan State, No. 10 Maryland settled for its second scoreless draw in as many Big Ten men's soccer games.
- finalized a contact with the National Basketball League of Canada's Saint John Mill Rats Friday night
- Former Patterson star Aquille Carr is reportedly close to signing a deal with the Saint John Mill Rats of the National Basketball League of Canada.
- Despite being cut by the NBA Development League's Delaware 87ers in January, former Patterson guard Aquille Carr hopes to continue his professional career at an even higher level.
- After watching Alex Len on the court Wednesday against the Washington Wizards, Don Markus started thinking about which Terp will next join the 7-1 center from Ukraine in the NBA.
- Aquille Carr, who recently signed with Hazan Sports Management, plans to declare soon for the 2014 NBA draft.
- The Delaware 87ers on Friday released the former Patterson star, known in Baltimore as the "Crimestopper" for his must-see athletic feats on the basketball court.
- Aquille Carr signed a contract to enter the NBA Development League's Nov. 22 draft, his agent said Tuesday night.
- School spent $70 million on arena in hopes of bolstering sports program, adding business
- Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.
- The rubble of Babette's Supper Club is still smoking and the echoes of last week's blast are still ringing in Nucky Thompson's ears.
- Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.
- Is Terrell Stoglin the next Greivis Vasquez or the next John Gilchrist? His career seemingly could go one of two ways.
