Author: CSZ Staff

Eric Browner Jr. had always played football and basketball, but for his senior year, he joined the indoor track team and jumped right into a title — literally.

Shira Litman used the skills she learned on the soccer field to help in her training as an EMT with the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service, and she’s ready for her next challenge when she starts at the Air Force Academy in the fall.

Mia Smith, a sophomore basketball standout at Clarksburg High School, helped lead the Coyotes to back-to-back division titles, a first-ever regional title and the best record in school history (20-5) this past season.

Timothy Furgeson, a senior at Damascus High School, starred for the Hornets in football, wrestling and lacrosse.

Bel Air High School senior Julianna Harden was a captain in three sports — volleyball, basketball and lacrosse — this year.

Last September, Quince Orchard High School’s Adam Gotkin launched QuinceOrchardSportsNet, the only public school radio station in the state with a consistent all-sports broadcast.

Patterson Mill baseball ended its 2019 state playoff run with a 7-3 loss to Colonel Richardson High School. But the team didn’t realize it would be the last game they’d ever play together.

Winston Churchill High School basketball players and sisters Parker and Miranda Hill were getting set to board the team bus for a state semifinal game when COVID-19 brought an end to their season.

Liberty High School senior Caroline Evans was looking forward to sharing her final high school lacrosse season with her sister, Jenna, before the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

For Matt Haines, a senior at Eastern Technical High School, wrestling taught him about more than just competing on the mat.