Recruiting Advice From NCSA, AACPS

During a video info session, Next College Student Athlete provided information on how the pandemic has changed college recruiting for athletes.

Student-Athlete Of The Month: Grace Frankl

Grace Frankl excelled with her play as a defender on the field and her leadership off the field.

Vipers Win Columbia Fall Classic

The Green Hornets U19 select boys soccer team won the tournament in Howard County on the weekend of November 13-15.

SPHS Athletes Sign Letters Of Intent

Meet the student-athletes who are taking their athletic skills to the next level.

Student-Athlete Of The Month: Mason Keegan

Keegan played running back on most of his team’s offensive snaps and outside linebacker on most defensive plays.

U11 2010 Girls Go Undefeated

During a season that spanned from September 12 through November 8, the Panthers went 10-0.

Green Hornets Excel At Monster Mash Tournament

The 9U team won their division and the 11U team was a semifinalist.

The Kryptonite Keep Opponents Off Balance During Championship Run

The team won three playoff games, two games that went into penalty kicks, in order to secure the league championship.

Killer Bees Make A Buzz In First Season

The Killer Bees, a new team comprised of fifth- and sixth-graders, finished 3-3 in the Middie Blue Jays League during a unique field hockey season in 2020.

Teams Battle On Halloween Weekend

Football, field hockey and soccer games were all played on a busy Halloween weekend in Anne Arundel County.

FORCE Green And White Teams Enjoy Strong Seasons

The Severna Park FORCE Green and White teams are in second and third place, respectively, in their divisions in the CMSSL league this year.

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