WTOP NEWS: The Washington Mystics play in the WNBA’s second smallest arena at a time when interest in women’s college basketball has gone way up. Can the arena they call home accommodate that increased interest, […]
WTOP NEWS: The Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards would stay in D.C. until 2050 under a $515 million deal announced Wednesday by Mayor Muriel Bowser and the teams’ owner Ted Leonsis. The deal was announced […]
BALTIMORE SUN: Opening day is synonymous with fresh beginnings and, this year, it could mark a new era for the Orioles. A group led by Baltimore native and billionaire David Rubenstein has an agreement to […]
WTOP NEWS: There has been another development in the ongoing saga regarding the possible relocation of the Capitals and Wizards arena from D.C. to Alexandria, Virginia: According to a letter from the D.C. Office of […]
WTOP NEWS: Howard University’s men’s basketball team is headed to the NCAA tournament for the “Big Dance.” The Bison beat Delaware State 70-67 on Saturday to secure the MEAC Championship and one of 68 spots […]
TESTUDO TIMES: After months of speculation, Maryland men’s basketball finally landed the most prized piece of its 2024 recruiting class: five-star forward Derik Queen. “I chose Maryland because I felt the most comfortable there and […]
WASHINGTON POST: The powerful AFL-CIO labor union will oppose a proposal to move the Washington Capitals and Wizards from downtown D.C. to a new arena in Northern Virginia, the group said Tuesday, dealing another blow […]
WTOP NEWS: The proposed home of the Washington Capitals and Wizards faces an uncertain future as budget talks begin in Virginia. The Virginia House of Delegates and Senate released their version of the Commonwealth’s budget […]
WASHINGTON POST: A proposal to move the Washington Capitals and Wizards to Northern Virginia could overwhelm roads and public transit beyond their planned capacity — a prospect that officials pledged to address with expanded turn […]
BALTIMORE SUN: After the news broke that the Angelos family will sell the Baltimore Orioles, just six weeks after agreeing to a lease keeping the team in the city for at least 15 years, Maryland […]
DBK NEWS: While most students were back home over break, winter sports were in full swing. It wasn’t always to the Terps’ benefit, as Maryland men’s and women’s basketball both face uncertain postseason outlooks. Maryland […]
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL: Monumental Sports & Entertainment’s mid-December press conference to announce its plans to move to Potomac Yard in Alexandria where it would build a $2 billion multipurpose entertainmentdistrict had a very “this is final” feeling to it, but the deal is […]
Written By: Tramel Raggs During a brief stoppage midway through the second quarter of Tuesday’s Class 4A girls’ basketball semifinal, agitated C.H. Flowers coach Roderick Hairston reminded his players of the game plan. “What did […]
Written by: Matt Phillips Roderick Hairston, the Head Coach of Charles H. Flowers’ Jaguars Girls Basketball team looks to add to his Maryland 4A girls basketball state championship list this winter. Hairston has led the […]
Written By: Dave Preston Six days until Selection Sunday. And there almost wasn’t a next day for Navy as the Midshipmen were taken to overtime by Boston University before prevailing 85-80 in Annapolis. It’s the first […]
Story By: Aimee Cho A basketball player from Prince George’s County who recently made it back after escaping Ukraine received a sweet welcome home from relieved loved ones. County native Maurice “Mo” Creek was playing […]
Written by: Kyle Melnick Three years ago, Caleb Williams was a short middle-schooler sitting behind the Sidwell Friends bench at the D.C. State Athletic Association Class AA boys’ basketball championship game. When the Quakers won […]
Written by: Tramel Raggs For as long as Darren Buchanan Sr. can remember, D.C. has been enamored with his son. Dating from Darren Jr.’s time as a highly recruited youth league quarterback, members of all […]
A former George Washington University basketball player has escaped Ukraine after being stranded in the war-torn European country for days. Maurice “Mo” Creek, an Oxon Hill, Maryland native, was stuck in Ukraine as Russia began […]
The University of Maryland Athletics Department ended its indoor mask policy for fans at home games Monday night. According to a news release, the decision comes in conjunction with the university’s decision to lift its indoor […]
Get ready, Washington, D.C., because the NFL Draft could be coming to the city soon. The nation’s capital is one of three finalists to host the 2024 NFL Draft, along with Detroit and Green Bay, […]
In the world of sports, it’s the dream of every athlete and coach to become a champion. For the Maryland Terps 2002 National Championship team, one night in April turned those dreams into memories that […]
