Early on in Friday night’s Southern Maryland Athletic Conference Chesapeake Division game at Great Mills High School, the Hornets’ unblemished record appeared in jeopardy with the hosts trailing by double digits to the visiting Calvert Cavaliers.
Early on in Friday night’s Southern Maryland Athletic Conference Chesapeake Division game at Great Mills High School, the Hornets’ unblemished record appeared in jeopardy with the hosts trailing by double digits to the visiting Calvert Cavaliers.
The Leonardtown Raiders are typically a powerhouse when it comes to swimming in the Southern Maryland Athletic Conference.
Senior Jarale Barnes is one of the leaders on a youthful Great Mills boys basketball squad this season that features just four players that are returning from last season’s squad.
Hosting the Calvert Cavaliers and McDonough Rams in a Southern Maryland Athletic Conference tri-match, the Leonardtown Raiders protected its home mats by taking care of business and adding two more wins to its season total with a sweep.
Great Mills girls basketball used a strong fourth quarter to knock off North Point and remain undefeated.
The basketball season may only be in its middle stages, but the Huntingtown boys squad seemingly had a season’s worth of matchups against top competition packed in before Leonardtown came rolling into the Hurricanes’ gym on Wednesday night.
In many respects, Thursday’s nonconference game between the College of Southern Maryland men’s basketball team and the visiting St. Mary’s College of Maryland junior varsity squad offered the players and coaches a chance to get more experience.
In front of a packed gymnasium on Friday night, the Leonardtown Raiders sent their fans home happy with a resounding 66-38 victory over the visiting Calvert Cavaliers in a Southern Maryland Athletic Conference Chesapeake Division battle.
As the first quarter moved past the halfway point in Friday night’s girls basketball game with the visiting Leonardtown Raiders, Calvert still had a big doughnut on the scoreboard.
When he took the mat for his 106-pound bout to conclude a long night of wrestling on Thursday night, Lackey’s Parris Blake was determined to finish the night on a positive note.
With a young squad, St. Mary’s Ryken head boys basketball coach Walter Booth knows growth with his team in each game is just as important as earning a win.
Through much of the recent past, the Chopticon Braves have represented a roadblock Huntingtown’s girls basketball team could never find a way past.
Great Mills girls basketball opened up play in the SMAC Chesapeake Division with a win over Northern, moving the team's overall record to 10-0.
Heading into the 2020 calendar year, the Leonardtown Raiders have its sights set on big picture goals after capping off the 2018-2019 season with a Southern Maryland Athletic Conference team title.
St. Mary's College of Maryland men's basketball closed out a win over Penn State-Abington, while women's basketball lost to Mary Baldwin and swimming fell to Washington and Lee.
There is a cliché saying that it is not how you start, it is how you finish. And for the St. Mary’s Ryken Knights, the saying rings true.
LANDOVER — In the Southern Maryland Indoor Track and Field Classic, which pitted Southern Maryland Athletic Conference athletes against opponents from public and private schools across the region, the simple fact that scores were not kept allowed numerous runners a little levity.
On a frigid night in November, field hockey players and coaches from St. Mary’s County had the chance to compete in the Field Hockey Coaches Association of Maryland 2019 Senior Game at Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn.
Over the past several years, success has been virtually synonymous with Huntingtown’s wrestling program.
