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Saints posted Tuesday’s final on the athletics page and now list a 1-3 regular-season mark after the road shutout loss.
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Bayside Bleachers covers what Talbot plays and watches. Local first: Easton High, St. Michaels Middle High, parks-and-rec, and the gates and calendars that get a family out on a Friday night. The same desk also carries regional Shore scores and the national stories that land in this county — Ravens, Orioles, Terps, Navy, and the week's top American sports news — without burying the high-school game under a national wire.

Saints posted Tuesday’s final on the athletics page and now list a 1-3 regular-season mark after the road shutout loss.

Tessa Gray tied it in the second; Gracyn Catalano’s go-ahead and two fourth-period goals decided the ranked road bout.

Oliver Horan’s first career goal and Calvin Field’s nine-save shutout lifted Washington College at Kibler Field.

Giants coach John Harbaugh confirmed the quarterback change after Wednesday’s practice ahead of Sunday’s Titans game.

Baltimore took both ends 4-2 at Camden Yards; one more Orioles loss — or one White Sox win — ends their season.

Warriors posted Monday’s final on the athletics page and now list a 3-1 regular-season mark after the Bulldogs shutout.

Saints posted Tuesday’s final on the athletics page and now list an 0-3 regular-season mark after the Colonels’ sweep.

Baltimore added receiver depth Tuesday after Zay Flowers’ hamstring issue and Ja’Kobi Lane’s IR stint left the room thin.

Washington answered Monday’s 9-2 loss in Detroit as Jackson Kent earned the win and Erik Tolman closed it out.

Bryson Stott’s two-run single and Brandon Marsh’s RBI double flipped a tied game after Zack Wheeler struck out 11.

The Saints’ athletics page posted Monday’s final and now lists a 0-4 regular-season record after the Colonels’ shutout.

The Saints’ athletics site now carries the Sept. 15 road box, listing Buccaneers 8, Saints 2.

Baltimore erased an early three-run hole at Camden Yards; Gunnar Henderson also went deep before Rico Garcia closed it out.

Jesse Minter outlined a Thursday-night flight plan and said several injured players are on a positive trajectory ahead of Sunday in Brazil.

Ben Malgeri’s three-run shot keyed a five-run fifth as Washington dropped a Monday night road game at Comerica Park.

William Contreras homered and Cooper Pratt drove in two as Milwaukee completed a second straight shutout at Camden Yards; Baltimore hosts Toronto on Monday.

Riley Unroe, Junior Perez, and Korey Lee each went deep for the Knights at Harbor Park; Enrique Bradfield Jr. homered for the Tides.

Baltimore led 14-6 at half, then was outscored 18-3 after the break; Tyler Shough’s late sneak and a Lamar Jackson interception sealed New Orleans’ first win.

Washington falls to 0-2 in Arlington as Jayden Daniels dislocates his left elbow before halftime; Dak Prescott throws four touchdowns.

The Warriors’ athletics football page has not posted a Friday final and still shows a 2-0 record last updated Sept. 14.

Easton and St. Michaels athletics schedules list seven varsity dates Monday and Tuesday; table records follow school W-L (scrimmages not counted).

Robert Gasser and Milwaukee blanked Baltimore at Camden Yards; Trevor Rogers struck out 10 in a one-run loss as the clubs rematch Sunday.

The Sea Gulls scored 27 unanswered points after halftime at Sea Gull Stadium and moved to 2-0.

Baltimore’s No. 1 receiver (hamstring) will miss Sunday’s home opener; Gerad Lichtenhan is elevated as Stanley and Simpson stay questionable.
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