50 Years Ago – July 2025
50 Years Ago This Month Norrisville Parks and Recreation hosted Donkey Ball in front of 600 spectators. According to The Aegis, the game was played with a wiffle ball and bat. Players wore bib overalls and were required to hit and run bases on the back of a live...
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25 Years Ago – July 2025
25 Years Ago This Month Bel Air's Erin Nett will compete for a shot at the Olympic Trials in Pole Vaulting. She has cleared 13' 1/2"...the '96 Gold medalist cleared 15'4". C. Milton Wright grad Megan Hube was named Gatorade and Fellowship of Christian Athletes...
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10 Years Ago – July 2025
10 years ago this month Andrew Preston, a rising freshman from North Harford Middle School was named Brine Lacrosse Player of the Year for his age group.  Andrew attended North Harford High School. Local runner Dave Stevenson won the Gunpowder Neck 10 miler on June...
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Beyond the Game: BAHS Alum Leads NATO’s Largest Flight Training Unit
Beyond the Game is a series where we take a look at former athletes who have taken the skills, discipline, and drive from their playing days and turned them into winning careers and businesses off the field. These stories show how the hustle doesn't stop when the game...
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50 Years Ago – March 2025

50 Years Ago – March 2025

50 Years Ago This Month Aberdeen's Irv Pankey beat North Harford's Paul Glamp 4-2 to become the third Harford Co heavyweight wrestler in three years to become state champion, following BA's Billy Owens, NH's Paul Glamp (champion as a Jr) and Irv Pankey. The Warriors...

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25 Years Ago – March 2025

25 Years Ago – March 2025

25 Years Ago This Month Aberdeen Boy's Basketball defeats Gwynne Park 50-48 to win their first state title since 1976. Future Milwaukee Buck guard, Gary Neal hit the winning basket with 5 seconds left. Led by Grace Gaeng of Bel Air, The Soccer Club of Baltimore won...

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10 Years Ago – March 2025

10 Years Ago – March 2025

10 years ago this month John Carroll senior Hunter Ritter was National Champion out of a field of 264 wrestlers. Ritter, a three time state champion, placed seventh as a freshman, fourth as sophomore, and was forced to injury default to sixth the previous year at the...

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