Washington DC High School Sports News

Unlike the Gator basketball and football players, the most viable option for King to play professionally rested overseas.

Even if Chloe Lassman hadn't won an event she was competing in for only the third time Monday, she still would have enjoyed splendid all-around day for The Field School at the Potomac Valley Athletic Conference championships.

Generously listed at 5-foot-9, Gonzaga senior Jimmy Kuzma has been among the smallest players on his lacrosse team each year since he first picked up a stick.

Bullis junior Kasey Countee's name was spelled wrong on the draw sheet at the Ben Johns Interstate Athletic Conference boys' tennis championship on Monday at Episcopal.

The Tigers surrendered two leads and claimed three in a 9-7 win over two-time defending champion School Without Walls , which knocked Wilson out of the tournament the past two years.

With one out separating Potomac School from winning the Independent School League AA tournament championship Sunday, junior third baseman Anna Regan surprised herself.

Loudoun County and Briar Woods was odd to begin with. The boys' soccer contest was set to take place two nights earlier at Loudoun County - but rain canceled the game, and the school had to move it to nearby Tuscarora due to scheduling difficulties.

The Washington Catholic Athletic Conference baseball tournament, with its format of a three-game series in both the semifinals and championship, is supposed to result in the best teams advancing to the final, with one ultimately hoisting the trophy.

He shrugged off the breeze, and ran away from his nearest pursuers by setting a personal record time of 4 minutes 17.51 seconds in the 1,600 meter run at the Draper Invitational Saturday.

The four young hurdlers took their places at the starting block, all business, eyes trained ahead.

Saturday can't come and go fast enough for DeMatha 's Sean O'Connor. The fourth-ranked Stags coach is excited to jump into the postseason, with either DeMatha or No.

On the bright side, the Cadets had nowhere to go but up in the conference standings.

Riverdale Baptist center fielder Matthew McPhearson left his sunglasses at school Tuesday, and wouldn't you know it, when the senior went to make a running catch in a game vs.

Since last season, Maret right-hander Andrew Culp has taken up yoga, with an instructor coming to his house twice a week to work on the senior's flexibility and breathing.