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The Winston Churchill high school boys lacrosse team started the defense of its Maryland title in top form, thanks in part to an eight-point performance by Alex Caraballo, to earn a dominating 16-6 victory at Damascus.
Isaiah Mbeng scored the game-winning shot at the buzzer to lift Churchill to a 53-50 victory for its second county championship.
The Damascus High School boys’ basketball team did enough to defeat Richard Montgomery 78-69 to remain undefeated.
The Damascus High School football team won its 5th MPSSAA state championship since 2015 — its 12th overall — after defeating Oakdale 21-14 Saturday night.
The Cougars, the defending 4A state champions, regained their composure to score 28 unanswered points as Quince Orchard pulled away for the 28-0 victory over Damascus to remain undefeated.
In the inaugural Montgomery County Public Schools Boys Basketball County Championship, Tre Scott scored 17 points to help the Winston Churchill High School’s boys basketball team defeat Damascus 69-47.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – University of Maryland running back Jake Funk was selected by the Los Angeles Rams in the seventh round of the 2021 NFL Draft on Saturday. Funk was notoriously played … Read More
By Harry Lichtman and Demetrius Dillard/The Sports Pulse GREENBELT — The Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA) has announced the winners of the 2020 Minds in Motion Scholar-Athlete scholarships, … Read More
By Lem Satterfield/The Sports Pulse Wrestling Writer UPPER MARLBORO – Damascus crowned senior repeat Class 4A-3A Titlist Tim Furgeson (195) along with first-timers in senior Aiden Beall (182) and junior … Read More
The Damascus High School boys basketball squad defeated Magruder High School 69-61 on March 3. The Swarmin’ Hornets (13-8) will go on to face Watkins Mill High School in the … Read More
By José UmañaThe Sports Pulse Contributing Writer HYATTSVILLE – Following the surprise resignation of head coach Eric Wallich from the Damascus High School football program in January, it would only take the … Read More
