The Game Hasn’t Changed. The Demands Have.
Being involved with youth sports for more than a decade, I’ve noticed something interesting: the games haven’t changed, but the demands have. The fields are the same size. The balls are the same. But the pressure? That’s different.  Youth sports have reached new highs...
Catching Up With Local Athlete, Karl Edwards

Karl Edwards is one of the area’s most prolific athletes of the 80’s.  Growing up with his brother in the rough and tumble area of Harford County referred to as Lower Aberdeen (LA), Karl and his brother, Keith, were raised by their Father. 

A Night at The Senator: A Look Back at an Unforgettable Night

In early November of 2015, I was trying to figure out my role in wrestling after 27 years coaching.  6 months earlier, my John Carroll Wrestling team placed 5th at Nationals, by far the best finish ever by a team from NE Maryland, and my 2nd time being named MD Coach of the Year. I ran across a story about a new movie about wrestling on social media and decided to look into the cast and storyline.

John Carroll Announces Their 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame Inductees

The John Carroll School is proud to announce the 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame inductees — Erica Bodt ’12, Mike Dee ’81, Brooks Dei ’69, Brendan Hanley ’84, Bernard (Bernie) Mullin, Immanuel Quickley ’18, Elisabeth Tauber ’11 and Serena Buontempo von Paris ’09.

Fall Sports Preview

Fall Sports Preview

All schools and coaches were reached out to for submissions and these are the responses we received. Football Fallston Varsity Football Returners/Newcomers: Our varsity expects to  have 19 returning players and  17 newcomers this season.  Players to Watch: Key players...

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Bel Air’s Heisman Trophy Finalist

Bel Air’s Heisman Trophy Finalist

Jeff Grantz grew up in the Bel Air neighborhood of Wakefield Meadows. Grantz was a three sport star for the Bobcats. Upon graduation he was drafted by the Orioles but chose to play football and baseball at the University of South Carolina, where he started four years...

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