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Anne Arundel County

    Weekend high school sports roundup — Oct. 20-22
    Scores and recaps from across the Baltimore Metro area
    Mount St. Joseph sophomore receiver Peyton Youngbar gets some yards after the catch during Friday's 33-22 win by Mount St. Joseph over Calvert Hall.
    Broadneck football keeps rolling
    No. 9 Bruins drop Old Mill for seventh straight victory
    Senior quarterback Cam Catterton spearheaded another victory for Broadneck Friday evening. He threw for three touchdowns and ran for another as the ninth-ranked Bruins handled Old Mill, 49-0, to remain in first place in Anne Arundel County.
    Brown, Spalding put McDonogh away
    Junior’s interception return for TD propels No. 2 Cavaliers to another MIAA A football victory
    Tyler Brown helped Archbishop Spalding claim another MIAA A Conference football victory Friday evening. The junior defensive back intercepted a McDonogh pass and returned it 13 yards for a touchdown, starting a 21-0 run for the No. 2 Cavaliers in a 45-12 victory over 11th-ranked McDonogh in Anne Arundel County.
    Arundel breaks out to victory
    Wildcats top Chesapeake-Anne Arundel for share of Anne Arundel County football crown
    Arundel's DeJuan Bowdry (2) celebrates with teammate Miles Gilmore after Gilmore's touchdown catch on the final play of the first half of Friday's Anne Arundel County football match with Chesapeake-Anne Arundel. The Wildcats collected at least a share of the league crown with a 27-17 victory in Gambrills.
    IAAM volleyball postseason underway
    Eight teams advance with opening round wins Thursday; finals at Stevenson next weekend
    St. Mary's volleyball celebrates its opening round victory over St. Vincent Pallotti Thursday in the IAAM B Conference playoffs. The third-seeded Saints will play No. 2 seed Garrison Forest in next week's semifinals.
    No. 1 Arundel leaves no doubt
    Wildcats sweep Crofton for first in Anne Arundel volleyball.
    Emily Liu helped keep Arundel volleyball undefeated Thursday evening. The senior setter finished with 23 saves as the top-ranked Wildcats swept host and No. 5 Crofton for sole possession of first in Anne Arundel County.
    Countdown to high school football: Week 8
    MIAA A semifinal rematches Friday; Liberty/Westminster set for huge Carroll County tilt
    Quarterback Winston Watkins (6) has guided Mount St. Joseph to a 3-0 start in MIAA A Conference football. The third-ranked Gaels face defending league champ and No. 4 Calvert Hall Friday night in Towson.
    District V Golf Championships: A day of redemption
    Crofton’s Owen Newberry captures boys District V title; Marriotts Ridge’s Alan Alexander-Giles prevails on the girls side; River Hill takes the team title
    Champions Alana Alexander-Giles of Marriotts Ridge and Owen Newberry of Crofton pose together after winning their respective titles at the District V golf championships.
    Crofton field hockey makes point
    No. 4 Cardinals upend Severna Park on DeForest’s OT goal, secures berth in Anne Arundel County final.
    Charlotte DeForest was the hero for Crofton field hockey Tuesday evening. Her goal with 4 minutes, 22 seconds left in overtime gave the fourth-ranked Cardinals a 2-1 victory over host and No. 8 Severna Park to secure a spot in Monday evening's Anne Arundel County title match.
    2022 Baltimore Banner/VSN Top 15 Polls: Week 8
    Our weekly look at the rankings of the top teams in football, boys and girls soccer, field hockey and volleyball
    Three of the most expensive homes for sale in the Baltimore area
    Historic Homes of Baltimore creator Jason Freeman profiles three of the most expensive homes currently on the market in the area, ranging from nearly $9 million to $15.9 million.
    (Townsend Visuals)
    St. Mary’s slides atop MIAA B football
    No. 8 Saints rally in second half past Concordia Prep
    St. Mary's football Wyatt Cotton
    Weekend high school sports roundup — Oct. 13 -15
    Scores and recaps from across the Baltimore Metro area
    Calvert Hall's Noah Brannock, a William & Mary commit, returns to lead the Cardinals' quest for a second straight MIAA A Conference championship.
    South River overwhelms No. 5 Broadneck
    Evans scored twice as Seahawks force three-way tie for first in Anne Arundel County boys soccer
    Lucas Evans had a big evening for South River boys soccer Thursday. He finished with two goals as the 15th-ranked Seahaws topped No. 5 Broadneck, 4-0, in Edgewater.
    Spalding knocks off Maryvale Prep to clinch the top seed for IAAM A volleyball
    No. 10 Cavaliers celebrate with a dominant sweep of the reigning champs
    Archbishop Spalding coach Corby Lawrence rallies his team during a first-set timeout and the Cavaliers went on to sweep Maryvale Prep and avenge their loss in last season’s IAAM A Conference championship match.
    McDonogh clips No. 2 Spalding
    Seventh-ranked Eagles rounding into shape after 3-0 victory in IAAM A soccer final rematch
    Kate Levy had a goal and an assist for McDonogh Wednesday as the seventh-ranked Eagles defeated No. 2 Spalding in an IAAM A Conference girls soccer match in Anne Arundel County.
    Countdown to high school football: Week 7
    Poly looks to continue breakout season; Concordia/St. Mary’s set for MIAA B showdown in Annapolis
    Atholton quarterback Miles Scott looks for running space during Howard County football contest against River Hill
    Restaurant: ‘Unite the Right’ Republican rally was never booked
    Mother’s Peninsula Grille in Arnold never booked the planned Oct. 22 rally, according to a statement posted on social media.
    A screen grab of the Unite The Right fundraiser event
    Broadneck field hockey gets a welcome test, and a win
    Top-ranked Bruins earn a hard-fought victory against No. 8 Severna Park, their top rival in Anne Arundel County
    Broadneck’s Zoe Bjelac (17) and Katelyn Kearns (3) scored first-half goals to spark the No. 1 Bruins to a 3-1 victory over their toughest rival, No. 8 Severna Park Tuesday night. The Bruins have beaten five Top 10 teams by a combined 23-5. The Falcons are the only team to come within two goals of the Bruins (11-0).
    ‘Unite the Right’ rally planned by former Maryland GOP candidate Kim Klacik renamed ‘Maryland United’
    Event is planned for Oct. 22 in Arnold and will feature Republican candidates for office and a musician who is a former contestant on "The Bachelor."
    A screen grab of the Unite The Right fundraiser event
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