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Baltimore native Greg Penn III is hoping to hear his name called during the 2025 NFL Draft and to continue the legacy of Baltimore players in the NFL. “Being from here and having that chip on your shoulder, nothing can really faze you,” Penn said.
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Stan Charles and Terry Hasseltine talk with Baseball Factory’s Steve Bernhardt about the 2025 UA Next All-America Game, which will be held at Camden Yards on Sept. 13 and showcase the nation’s top 40 high school baseball players.
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Last spring, Fallston won state titles in both boys’ and girls’ lacrosse, marking the second time the programs have done so in the same season, joining the 2012 teams. The programs’ shared values helped make it happen.
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Former Mount Saint Joseph star Dont’e Thornton Jr. just showcased his skills during the NFL Scouting Combine, and he hopes his work in Indianapolis impressed NFL evaluators.
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Built with an international flair, Mount Carmel boys’ basketball soared to a 31-4 record and the MIAA A Conference championship, and now the Cougars are turning their attention to bringing home a Baltimore Catholic League title.
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Baltimore natives Jalen Rucker (Gilman) and Gavin Walsh (Loyola Blakefield) have found success on the hardwood at Army and Binghamton.
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With her ability to connect with players and to get them to believe in themselves, Ayanna Jones fueled an incredible two-year turnaround for Hammond girls’ basketball.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles talks with James Simmons, deputy director at Wicomico County Recreation, Parks and Tourism, to preview this year’s Governors Challenge High School Basketball Tournament and highlight some of the top teams and players to watch.
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With several years of NBA experience under their belts, former Archbishop Curley star Haywood Highsmith and former Mount Saint Joseph (and Maryland) star Jalen Smith are focused on helping their teams reach the next level this season.
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“As a group, we are just grateful for every opportunity,” Archbishop Spalding football coach Kyle Schmitt said of his team’s national recognition. “These kids love playing football. I always tell them, ‘The reward is Friday night.'”
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