The 12U Severna Park Green Hornets baseball squad traveled to Cooperstown, New York, from July 19-25 and won the Around the Horn competition against 94 other teams from across the country. more

The 2016 Severna Park boys (U9) soccer team started their fall campaign in Elite Development Program-Central Maryland Short Sided League (EDP-CMSSL) play with a bang. more

The Fair Oaks on the Magothy community has a competitive summer volleyball league where neighbors come together to compete. The neighborhood completed its season in late August, and the champions were crowned. more

The Tennis Alliance of Anne Arundel County chose Arnold resident Marie Sokoloff to join its leadership team as executive director starting in September. more

As Severn School’s new volleyball team practiced in late August, the team celebrated milestones big and small. more

In 2023, Broadneck’s volleyball team loved winning games, and they won a lot of them. But the love to win has been replaced by an even stronger emotion. The 2024 Bruins already hate to lose. more

Severna Park High School senior Jacob Ford is the September Student-Athlete of the Month. more

After winning two straight state championships, Severna Park found the playoff road full of pitfalls and pain the last two seasons. But the Falcons feel like they can return to form in 2024. more

In central Anne Arundel County, there is a football team that is ranked in the top 100 in the country, another that went to the 4A state championship game, a team that just made a giant leap to the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) B Conference, and a team that is relying on new energy and enthusiasm to get back to its glory days. more

Last year, the boys soccer teams at Severna Park, Broadneck, Severn and Spalding finished with winning records, and there is reason to be optimistic about their potential for 2024. more

The Severna Park area has historically held some great women’s soccer teams, and if their recent performances are any indication, that trend should not be changing anytime soon. more

The Evergreen Dolphins finished 3-2, good enough for second place out of five teams in the Greater Annapolis Swim League’s Division C, during July. more