Baltimore Sports. Period
The Severna Park boys’ lacrosse program has won five straight state titles with players who could’ve gone the private school route. Why do players like Joaquin Villagomez, choose to stay home to play for the Falcons?
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Now in his senior year at Archbishop Spalding, basketball star Cam Whitmore is enjoying a big season for the Cavaliers before heading to Villanova. “I am grateful for my development and truly blessed to be in the position I am in,” Whitmore said.
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Gary Neal spent a year at Calvert Hall before moving on to La Salle, Towson and eventually the NBA. Now a teacher and basketball coach at Calvert Hall, Neal’s focus is on giving back — not telling old stories about playing in the NBA.
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Despite its youth, Mount Saint Joseph football is 7-3 (4-1 MIAA A) and gearing up for a conference semifinal against visiting Calvert Hall (7-2). Gaels players are quick to give credit to new coach Dom Damico, who was hired in 2020, and the culture he has instilled.
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Archbishop Spalding football has already won more games than it did in 2019, and its style of play is rooted in physicality along the lines. “We go by the mindset that we are the toughest team in Maryland,” senior offensive lineman Brian Baucia said.
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Despite growing up with an NHL father, playing hockey was never a serious consideration for Isabella and Ava Therien. Basketball became their path — in a roundabout way.
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Stevenson’s Patrick Watson wasn’t a top-of-the-line runner at South River High School or in his early years with the Mustangs. So what changed to make him a Division III national champion? An all-in approach.
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PressBox celebrates 100 years of Calvert Hall and Loyola Blakefield’s storied rivalry and looks back on the game’s most memorable moments.
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The Chesapeake Bay Strikers, a group of five Maryland-based bowlers, won USA Bowling’s 15-and-under national team championship this summer, and they’re helping increase interest and participation in the sport.
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Baltimore native Brandon Novak was a skateboarding prodigy as a teenager, became a part of The CKY Crew and starred on “Jackass” before losing it all to addiction. Now sober, he helps others struggling with addiction.
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