Broadneck holds the inside track to the No. 1 spot in their region and hopes to continue rolling . more

Early on, the Severna Park football team figured out this wasn’t going to be as high-scoring a team as 2025. These Falcons will win games their own way, even if it means winning ugly. more

Broadneck opened the season with two tournament wins, 10-0 over Bowie and 3-0 over Howard. After Severna Park, they beat St. Mary’s 2-1 on a second half goal from Banks. Then they topped Meade 8-0 and Glen Burnie 5-0 to keep their perfect record intact. more

After three straight state girls soccer championships, the expectations at Severna Park have settled at sky-high. more

Behind a stingy defense and clinical finishing, the Falcons are sitting at 7-0 as they head into October, setting themselves up as potential state championship contenders for a second successive season. more

After a stellar preseason and two comfortable tune-up games, Broadneck’s boys soccer team was feeling bullish about their long-term chances in 2026. more

After a tough end to the 2025 season, the Broadneck field hockey team looks to have its groove back. more

The first half of Severna Park’s field hockey schedule was nothing short of brutal. That they sit at 3-3-1 at the midway point bodes well for the team poised to challenge at the business end of the season. more

Ahead of the high school golf season’s stretch run, things are looking rosy for the Severna Park and Broadneck squads. more

Broadneck sits at 3-1 in the early part of the season, with a four-set loss to West Virginia’s Musselman High as the only blemish on the Bruins’ slate. Over at Severna Park, a straight-set loss to Broadneck is their only blemish on the season. The Falcons have won their other three matches in straight sets as well. more

Arnold resident Gabe Denius stood out at Broadneck his first two years before transferring to Spalding this year. Creating opportunities for Denius is another Arnold resident in left guard Alek Giddens. more

Severna Park resident Tina Tinelli, a former AACC soccer player, earned a bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity from the University of Maryland and now serves as assistant coach for the AACC’s women’s soccer program. more