Girls’ flag football has been approved as Maryland’s newest varsity championship sport starting next school year. The MPSSAA Board unanimously voted for full sanctioning after rapid growth fueled by partnerships with local schools and professional teams.
These former City of Baltimore area high school athletes will take part in events on Sunday, April 26.
Maryland has officially sanctioned girls flag football as a high school state championship sport beginning Fall 2026. The move follows rapid growth driven by partnerships with local teams and sponsors like Under Armour.
Loyola University’s men’s lacrosse team clinched a share of the Patriot League title after defeating Navy by one goal. Key performances included Kenan Everhart’s late score and Max Watkinson’s decisive save as time expired.
Coppin State softball lost its series opener against Morgan State by a score of 9-4 on April 24. Key performances included multi-hit games from Kyle Sandino and Leslie Sereno. Game two was postponed; both teams will play again tomorrow morning.
These former City of Baltimore area high school athletes will take part in events on Saturday, April 25.
Loyola University Maryland’s golf team begins play at the Patriot League Championships on April 24. The Greyhounds seek to defend their recent string of conference titles as they compete at West Point Golf Course.
Coppin State University’s men’s tennis team ended its season after losing to Norfolk State in the MEAC quarterfinals on April 23. The Eagles finished with a record of 1-14 following a decisive defeat at Cary Tennis Park.
The Baltimore Ravens have revealed their redesigned uniforms during an exclusive event attended by season ticket holders. Inspired by raven characteristics and created in partnership with Nike and NFL designers over three years, these updates mark a new era for the team.
Loyola University Maryland’s women’s varsity four claimed victory at the George Mason Invitational on April 19. The team finished over 15 seconds ahead of competitors from Catholic and George Mason. Other Loyola boats also placed well during the regatta.