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Talbot fields first, then the Shore, then the national news that actually matters here.
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.
Official pages now list Friday’s 46-14 football win over Parkside, Monday’s 2-1 boys soccer road win at North Caroline, and St. Michaels’ 0-7 home field hockey loss to James M. Bennett.
Official schedules send Easton and St. Michaels golf back to Hog Neck, Easton cross country to Snows Turn Park, and stack a midweek slate of boys soccer, field hockey, and volleyball.
Jack Schwarz and David Brunetti score in the second half at Jamie L. Roberts Stadium; Sea Gulls move to 4-0-1 and their best start through five since 2014.
Brooke Berkowitz and Avery Berner score in the second half at the Gerry DiBartolo Sea Gull Soccer Complex; Sea Gulls fall to 0-4-1.
Gunnar Henderson’s 23rd home run breaks a tie at Citi Field; Yennier Cano earns the win and Rico Garcia the save as Baltimore moves to 73-78.
New Orleans visits Baltimore at 1:00 p.m. Eastern on Sept. 20, with CBS, Paramount+, 98 Rock, and WBAL on the club schedule after Baltimore’s 1-0 start.
Official schedules put both Talbot golf programs at Cambridge-South Dorchester’s River Marsh tournament Monday at 3:30 p.m., with no scores posted yet on either page.
Official schedules list St. Michaels boys soccer on the road Tuesday at Kent Island and Easton girls soccer at Wicomico, with both teams carrying early-season records already on the schedule.
Chesapeake trails 1-0 into the eighth at CarMax Park, then Wehiwa Aloy clears the bases; Keagan Gillies earns the win, Brock Moore the save, and the Baysox close at 67-68.
Creed Willems’ two-run shot cuts the deficit to one in the sixth at AutoZone Park; Juaron Watts-Brown takes the loss as Norfolk closes the series at 55-86.
Trevor Rogers allows three fifth-inning home runs in six innings; Dylan Cease strikes out nine, and Baltimore leaves Rogers Centre at 72-78.
Derrick Henry runs for 144 yards and three touchdowns, Lamar Jackson throws for 324 yards, and Baltimore opens 1-0 at Lucas Oil Stadium.
St. Michaels’ official schedule now lists Friday’s road match as a 0-3 loss; the Saints sit 0-2, and Tuesday’s date at Easton is still blank on the same page.
Official schedules list four Monday dates; MaxPreps and local recaps have Easton 46-14 over Parkside (2-0), while Easton’s football page still shows no posted score. St. Michaels’ Tuesday volleyball at Easton remains unposted.
Norfolk manages three hits in a Saturday loss at AutoZone Park; Trey Gibson takes the loss, Mason Molina earns the win, and the Tides drop to 55-85.
Chesapeake’s scheduled Saturday game at CarMax Park was wiped out by rain; Sunday’s series date lists Sebastian Gongora against Greg Farone at 2:05 p.m. Eastern, with the Baysox still 66-68.
Kyle Bradish takes the loss after three innings and five earned runs at Rogers Centre; Pete Alonso homers, Alejandro Kirk drives in three, and Baltimore drops to 72-77.
Baltimore lists Trevor Rogers against Toronto’s Dylan Cease for a 1:37 p.m. Eastern first pitch at Rogers Centre after Saturday’s 7-3 loss left the Orioles at 72-77.
Official Warriors pages now show Thursday’s 0-1 field hockey loss to Bennett and Wednesday’s 0-1 boys soccer loss to Kent County; Friday’s home football date against Parkside still has no posted score.
St. Michaels girls volleyball is 0-1 after a 0-3 home loss to Kent County; field hockey sits 1-1 after a 5-0 win over North Caroline, with Friday’s volleyball trip to Sts. Peter & Paul still unposted.
Chesapeake manages four hits in a Friday shutout loss at CarMax Park; Brandon Downer takes the loss after JT Quinn’s five scoreless innings, and the Baysox fall to 66-68.
Norfolk erases an early deficit at AutoZone Park; Jake Dykhoff takes the win and Andrew Magno the save as the Tides move to 55-84.
Baltimore piles up six runs through two innings at Rogers Centre; Chris Bassitt earns the win, Rico Garcia the save, and the Orioles move to 72-76.
Baltimore carries a 72-76 mark into Saturday’s 3:07 p.m. Eastern date at Rogers Centre; Kyle Bradish is listed against Spencer Miles, with Trevor Rogers and Dylan Cease named for Sunday.
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