Baseball player Charlie Hartman played tackle football for the first time as a senior at Severna Park High School, and picked up the game quickly. more

After Severna Park’s 42-41 win over Crofton on February 4, a game that was far more old-school rock fight than poetry in motion, head boys basketball coach Pete Young took the philosophical approach. more

Severna Park girls basketball has an overall record of 9-8 on the season, which has them moving in the right direction ahead of the region playoffs that start in late February. more

As Broadneck’s girls basketball team hits the stretch run, there’s been a consistent theme: long winning streaks, followed by a loss that left them assessing and rethinking. more

The last few weeks have proven an almighty test for the Broadneck boys basketball team. But despite the recent struggles, the Bruins are choosing optimism. more

John Williams made his mark on Broadneck basketball first as a standout player, then as a longtime coach. more

The accolades continue to pile on for Severna Park senior midfielder Abby Cover. A two-time state champion, Baltimore Sun Player of the Year, and all-state and all-county first-team selection, Abby has another accomplishment to add to an impressive resume. more

For a basketball team not returning a ton of experience from last season, Severna Park’s boys are building something promising. more

On the girls basketball record board at Broadneck High School, London truly is best. With the third of her six steals in a 56-25 win over Glen Burnie on January 3, London Best set a new program record with her 289th career steal. more

The Broadneck boys basketball team has made waves outside of county play in the 2024-2025 season. In-county has been a separate question so far, but the Bruins are optimistic about the stretch run with the pieces they’re putting together. more

Whether it’s on the football field, on the basketball court, or in the classrooms or hallways of Broadneck High School, one thing is clear: Joey Smargissi is going to get after it. more

In the last month, the Falcons have seen six players go down: three season-ending knee injuries, one less severe knee injury, and two foot injuries have the team rolling with as few as nine dressed players. more