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Stan “The Fan” Charles talks with Western Golf Association senior vice president of tournaments Vince Pellegrino about the BMW Championship’s return to Caves Valley Golf Club Aug. 12-17.
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Less than a week before the 2025 BMW Championship comes to Caves Valley Golf Club, limited spots remain to see the top 50 players on the PGA TOUR compete in the penultimate event of the FedExCup Playoffs.
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The BMW Championship returns to Caves Valley from Aug. 12-17, giving all involved parties a chance to build off a successful tournament in Owings Mills in 2021.
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Stan Charles talks with Maryland 5 Star president and CEO Jeff Newman and Maryland State Delegate Kevin Hornberger about the new Races at Fair Hill event coming up on Aug. 30 and the return of steeplechase racing to Fair Hill in Cecil County.
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The Baltimore Nighthawks will play in the Women’s Football Alliance Division II national championship game on July 25 at 6:30 p.m. in Canton, Ohio, marking a franchise first for a team with an unlikely story.
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The 2025 Maryland Cycling Classic will make history on Saturday, Sept. 6, as America’s premier professional cycling race debuts both men’s and women’s competitions together for the first time on a new 17.9-mile circuit course entirely in the City of Baltimore.
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For the first time, the Savannah Bananas are set to come to Camden Yards as part of their 2025 Banana Ball World Tour. They’re scheduled to play the Firefighters in Baltimore on Aug. 1 and 2. Here’s what fans can expect.
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Maryland Sports Commission executive director Terry Hasseltine recently chatted with PressBox about events coming to the state in the coming months, including the BMW Championship and the Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill.
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Stan Charles talks with Arion Herbert of Main Attraction Recreational Sports about the Turf Wars adult kickball tournament coming to Troy Park in Elkridge July 5-6, which will be broadcast live on ESPN3.
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: A local semi-professional soccer team wants to showcase the best local talent as soccer surges in popularity, and it’s adding more seats, sponsors and staff this season to do just that.
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