Baltimore Sports. Period
Damion Cooper leads Baltimore-based Project Pneuma, a growing organization that tries to help improve the lives of boys in grades 4-8 physically, emotionally and spiritually. Two of the ways Project Pneuma is doing that? Martial arts and wrestling.
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NBC’s “American Ninja Warrior” is coming to Baltimore for the second time in the show’s history, and local Ninja Warrior and Parkour gyms have seen their popularity grow along with the show.
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With a five-star Three-Day Eventing competition scheduled for October 2020, Fair Hill International has hired course designer Ian Stark to create a cross-country course worthy of the prestigious international event.
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With the opening of Topgolf Swing Suites March 30, Horseshoe Baltimore visitors will be able to sample an indoor version of Topgolf in a pair of simulation suites, a sneak peek of what’s to come in 2020.
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Former Johns Hopkins lacrosse star Paul Rabil — who co-founded the Premier Lacrosse League with his brother, Mike — is aiming to grow the game and league through a business approach befitting a Silicon Valley startup.
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As 105.7 The Fan prepares to celebrate its 10th anniversary, the connection hosts feel with their listeners has stood out throughout the years. “I think the appetite is there from the fans,” Scott Garceau said. “They want to be able to hear about their local teams all day.”
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Baltimore Development Corporation president and CEO Bill Cole talked with PressBox about the future of the Preakness Stakes and the fight to keep the race in Baltimore.
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Under the direction of new principal Peter Kannam, the Henderson-Hopkins school in East Baltimore is using after-school sports to help unlock students’ potential and improve results.
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Former Johns Hopkins star Kyle Harrison is developing the next wave of Baltimore lacrosse players with the Charm City Youth Lacrosse League, a nonprofit organization founded in 2009 to expose Baltimore City children to the sport.
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Maryland native Dave Patrick was denied a chance to compete at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City through a process that was later deemed unjust. “I can forgive,” he said. “But I can’t forget.”
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