Competitive flag football is coming to Howard Community College next year.
College sports
The Blue Jays will play sixth-seeded Virginia next Sunday in the quarterfinal round at Towson University.
Callum Robinson was a standout lacrosse player at Stevenson University, a hulking figure who was hard to miss. But friends remember the former Locust Point resident, who was found fatally shot in Mexico last month in a robbery attempt, for his big hugs, big heart and zest for life.
Angel Reese, the Randallstown native turned WNBA player, left her Chicago Sky practice early and stunned during the Met Gala, which is one of fashion’s most iconic events.
Robinson, a native of Australia, his brother Jake and their friend Jack Carter Rhoad went missing last weekend on a camping and surfing trip on Mexico’s Baja California coast.
No. 3 Johns Hopkins came away with victory in the century-old "Rivalry" with Maryland, a 7-5 defensive scrap that it hopes heralds championships.
Angel Reese and her new WNBA cohort shone sartorially at the draft.
Women’s college basketball’s popularity — and therefore the earning power of its players — is soaring. So why would Reese, a Randallstown native, skip her final season?
Spencer, who played at Boys’ Latin and Loyola University, finished with 11 points and a team-high 8 rebounds.
Was Taulia Tagovailoa the thing keeping the Terps afloat for the last three seasons? Maryland and Mike Locksley are about to find out.
Randallstown native Angel Reese is headed for the WNBA. Can she get ahead of the double standards for Black women in sports?
Davidsonville’s Cam Spencer, a Boys’ Latin School graduate, starts for Connecticut. He is in his first season at UConn after stops and Loyola and Rutgers.
Spencer, who started his college career at Loyola Maryland, aided the Huskies with 14 points, eight rebounds and four assists.
“She, of course, is going to bring viewers. She’s got a huge following," Rebecca Lobo of ESPN said. “She’s such a lightning rod for interest in women’s basketball.”
The Davidsonville native’s journey through three colleges in as many years is thanks to the NCAA transfer portal, which has made it easier for quality midmajor players to reach the upper tier of college hoops.