Maryland School for the Deaf made itself right at home in its first year in the Keystone State Football League.
Using ball fakes, cuts, field vision and even a spin move, Oakdale's dual-threat quarterback Evan Austin had done everything in his power on Friday to avoid getting tackled.
URBANA — This wasn't the end for Keegan Johnson, Riley Smith and the 18 other seniors on the Urbana High football team. They still have the rest of this school year together, and many of them can still chase a state championship during the spring baseball season.
URBANA — In the six years that have transpired since they first met, Riley Smith can probably count on one hand the number of times he and Keegan Johnson have hung out together outside of school or in a non-athletic setting.
BALTIMORE — The final sequence of Saturday’s Class 1A boys soccer title game left Logan Malone speechless. Yet, it was eerily familiar.
STEVENSVILLE — As Kent Island’s Kasey Heath chunked off 4-yard run after 4-yard run, what came next felt inevitable. Middletown had not been able to hold up the bruising running back in the second half, and this fourth-quarter drive felt like a game-definer.
Athletes of the Week
Each week during the three sports seasons, the News-Post will honor a boys and girls Athlete of the Week and mention others who were in consideration from the previous seven days of action.
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Following their 3-0 victory over Centennial in last week's Class 3A championship game to cap a dominant season, Tuscarora boys senior captain Tony Lombardi and coach Todd Knepper are this week's guests on The Final Score podcast.
After Urbana's volleyball team and Tuscarora's boys soccer team each won state titles this week, FNP sports writer Alexander Dacy joined host Greg Swatek to discuss that and more on this week's episode of The Final Score podcast.
With Hood men's basketball set to tip off another season as the reigning Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth champions, the team's coach, Chad Dickman, is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast.
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