Tim Schwartz
The Baltimore Sun
Maryland, United States
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Baltimore Sun wrestling preview: Storylines, wrestlers to watch and top 15 teams heading into 2022-23 season
Here’s what you need to know for the 2022-23 high school wrestling season in the Baltimore area. → Read More
Preakness 2022: Here’s what to know, including post time, who’s racing, draws and odds, InfieldFest information and more
The 147th Preakness Stakes is set for Saturday at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. Here's what you need to know, on and off the track. → Read More
Here’s how experts graded the Ravens’ 2022 NFL draft and what they had to say
The consensus among NFL draft experts is that the Ravens hit a home run with their 11-pick haul. → Read More
McDonogh senior Richard Fedalen headlines 2021-22 Baltimore Sun wrestling All-Metro teams as Wrestler of the Year
Here are The Baltimore Sun’s All-Metro wrestling teams for the 2021-22 season. → Read More
MIAA A Conference basketball 2021-22 scoring leaders (through Jan. 21)
See the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference scoring leaders through games played on Friday, Jan. 21, 2022. NOTE: Not all teams submitted stats. → Read More
Coppin State men’s basketball reportedly forgot its jerseys Tuesday at Drexel. So it wore Drexel’s practice jerseys.
Coppin State reportedly forgot its game jerseys for Tuesday night's game against Drexel in Philadelphia, so the Eagles wore Drexel’s blue practice jerseys. → Read More
Live coverage of 2021 Army Navy game: Teams take field for warmups before kickoff
Live coverage of the 122nd Army Navy football game. The Mids play the Black Knights at 3 p.m. Saturday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. → Read More
Baltimore Sun wrestling preview: Storylines, players to watch and the top 15 teams heading into the 2021-22 season
Here’s what you need to know for the 2021-22 high school wrestling season in the Baltimore area. → Read More
Baltimore-area high school student-athletes participate in fall 2021 National Signing Day
Nov. 10 was the first National Signing Day for high school athletes across the country, including in the Baltimore Metro region, for the fall 2021 signing period. All athletes, except football, are eligible to participate. → Read More
Maryland public school football playoff seeds announced for expanded 2021 postseason
The first round of the regional tournament begins Friday, with regional semifinals set for Nov. 12 or 13 and regional finals on Nov. 19 or 20. The state semifinals are Nov. 26 or 27 and the state championship games at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis will be played on Dec. 2-4. → Read More
WATCH: Ravens coach John Harbaugh delivers fiery postgame speech after beating Chiefs: ‘You went for it, and that’s what wins’
“We’ve had great wins around here, but I don’t think we’ve had one bigger than that," coach John Harbaugh said about the Ravens Sunday night win over the Chiefs. → Read More
Severna Park shortstop Jackson Merrill selected by San Diego Padres with No. 27 pick in MLB draft
Merrill, the 6-foot-3, 195-pound shortstop who is committed to University of Kentucky, saw his professional stock risen considerably this spring after batting .500 with a 12 home runs, 37 RBIs and 32 runs scored for the Class 4A state finalist Falcons. → Read More
Anne Arundel County high school boys lacrosse 2021 statistical leaders (through May 18)
A look at the Anne Arundel County public school boys lacrosse points leaders during the 2021 season. → Read More
South River varsity girls lacrosse halts activities after three COVID cases
The varsity squad entered a 10-day quarantine beginning Sunday and the team will not be allowed to resume activities or return to school until next Wednesday. → Read More
Anne Arundel to lift capacity requirement for athletic contests, double tickets for graduation ceremonies
Restrictions on the number of spectators at Anne Arundel County high school spring sports contests will be lifted Monday and the number of tickets provided to graduating seniors for commencement will be doubled from two to four, Superintendent George Arlotto announced Friday. → Read More
Severn boys lacrosse beats Mount Saint Joseph to advance to MIAA A Conference quarterfinals
No. 10 seed Mount Saint Joseph raced out to a 4-1 lead after just 4:02 in Severna Park, but the seventh-seeded Admirals clamped down and scored the next eight goals across the following two quarters and held off a late Gaels push to win 10-8 and advance to the MIAA A Conference quarterfinals. → Read More
Family first: Megan Atkinson, John Sis, Ed Dolch each resign coaching positions at South River
Three prominent, longtime coaches have resigned their positions since completing the shortened season late last week. Field hockey coach Megan Atkinson, who spent 18 seasons at the Edgewater school, girls soccer coach John Sis, who recently completed his 15th season as head coach, and seventh-year football coach Ed Dolch have stepped down. → Read More
Maryland wrestlers Kyle Snyder, Helen Maroulis secure Olympic spots
Defending Olympic freestyle wrestling champions Kyle Snyder of Woodbine and Helen Maroulis of Rockville earned their spots for the second straight Olympics on Saturday night at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, with victories at the U.S. Olympic wrestling team trials. → Read More
South River wrestling coach John Klessinger publishes book about coaching
“A Coach’s Manual: Everything You Need to be a Successful Coach” is a 238-page book filled with real-life examples of the ins and outs of coaching and leadership over John Klessinger's 25 years as a coach. → Read More
For some, wearing masks during high school sports is a contentious issue. Others say it’s common sense.
Among member schools of the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association and Interscholastic Association of Maryland, masks are required during winter sports competitions. Many counties do not have the same rules in place. → Read More