
Easton Volleyball Sweeps Colonel Richardson 3-0, Improves to 3-1
The Warriors’ athletics schedule posted the Thursday home final Friday morning after Wednesday’s five-set loss to North Caroline.
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The Warriors’ athletics schedule posted the Thursday home final Friday morning after Wednesday’s five-set loss to North Caroline.

Warriors school board locks 1-3 after a 0-1 home loss to Kent Island; MaxPreps lists Saints boys soccer at 0-4 while the school schedule still shows 0-2.

Norfolk took a 3–1 lead in the six-game Knights set after Thursday’s 1–5 loss, winning Friday night at Harbor Park.

Baltimore erased an early deficit and forced extras at Camden Yards, then fell in the 10th; the clubs play again Saturday.

Baltimore’s Friday injury report lists the wide receiver as doubtful; Stanley, Simpson, and Hendrickson are questionable for Sunday’s home opener.

Baltimore (1-0) meets New Orleans (0-1) at M&T Bank Stadium on CBS, with Mid-Shore listeners pointed to WBAL and 98 Rock.

The Warriors’ athletics site locked both Wednesday finals, then posted volleyball’s Thursday 3-0 win over Colonel Richardson to move that club to 3-1; field hockey sits at 2-1.

The Warriors’ athletics schedule posted the Wednesday road final overnight; Queen Anne’s visits Monday at 5:30 p.m.

Ethan Anderson’s solo homer tied the Thursday afternoon game before Norfolk’s bullpen allowed four runs in the eighth at Harbor Park.

The Sea Gulls are 1-0 after a 31-0 shutout of McDaniel; the Generals enter 2-0 for a 1 p.m. kickoff at Sea Gull Stadium.

Baltimore’s club site listed the three offensive starters out of Thursday work; Ja’Kobi Lane remains on injured reserve before Sunday’s home opener.

Baltimore is 75-78 with a wild-card elimination number of 7; Milwaukee visits Camden Yards on Friday at 7:05 p.m. after clinching the NL Central.

The Warriors visit the Buccaneers at 6 p.m. after a 46-14 home win over Parkside; Kent Island enters 1-1 on the MaxPreps schedule.

The Saints’ athletics site posts a 0-7 home loss to James M. Bennett and a 1-2 field hockey record; boys soccer lists Crisfield at home Thursday at 6 p.m.

Dakotah Trader’s second-half brace sparks a four-goal burst at Sea Gull Stadium as the Sea Gulls move to 5-0.

Homers from Christian Franklin, Brandon Butterworth, and Ethan Anderson back Dietrich Enns as Norfolk moves to 57-86.

Pete Alonso, Jeremiah Jackson, Christian Encarnacion-Strand, and Samuel Basallo go deep at Citi Field as Baltimore moves to 75-78.

Milwaukee lists Dustin May for the 7:05 p.m. series opener; Baltimore’s starter remained unposted on the club schedule board.

MaxPreps books Tuesday’s road loss; Warriors sit 2-2 after the Wicomico final and host Kent Island on Thursday.

Easton girls soccer and volleyball host Thursday; St. Michaels boys soccer faces Crisfield at 0-3; Easton football visits Kent Island Friday.

Norfolk scores twice in the fifth, retakes the lead in the sixth, and adds an eighth-inning run as Gerald Ogando earns the win and Ryan Long the save.

Sea Gulls enter 4-0 after Saturday’s overtime win over Messiah; midweek ranked visit is set for 6 p.m. at Sea Gull Stadium.

Coby Mayo’s three-run inside-the-parker breaks a 4-4 tie at Citi Field after Pete Alonso’s 300th career homer; Alex Hoppe earns the win and Andrew Kittredge the save as Baltimore moves to 74-78.

Chris Bassitt is listed for Baltimore and Robert Stock for New York in Wednesday’s 7:10 p.m. Citi Field closer after Baltimore took the first two games of the set.
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