Cooper scores nine times and adds an assist in high-scoring contest.
Quakers remain undefeated in MIAA B conference near mid-way point.
Boys' Latin, Mervo, Friends and Dunbar play at Johns Hopkins University in the opening round of a new city baseball tournament.
Doyle scores unassisted goal less than one minute into extra session
Greyhounds win overtime classic, 8-7.
Calvert Hall quiets Ripken, Gilman with 10-run rule.
Lakers top Archbishop Spaulding, 8-3.
Mawrtians never trailed in hard-fought lacrosse game.
Friends defense sparks their first conference win.
Tom Zbikowski was already an up-and-coming boxer before he became a NFL player. The lockout has put him back in the ring.
Doves have several leaders to help guide less experienced players.
Tough defense kept Quakers in the game.
Bryn Mawr, Friends, Poly girls win; Roland Park Country drops close one.
Lady Engineers blend athletics with academics.
Strength of team will be on attack; Reds lost starting defense to graduation.
One senior, seven juniors make up 15-player Lady Quakers squad.
Features on five North Baltimore varsity girls teams begin March 21.
Engineers also aspiring to trip to the state playoffs.
Greyhounds look to build on strong finish from last season.
19 returning lettermen include attack and defense standouts.
North Baltimore boys schools will be featured beginning March 14; girls beginning March 21.
Ravens hope to continue relationship with Carroll County college.
Greyhound senior is named top Maryland football player.
Two school records fall as team wins eight of 11 events at championship meet.
Greyhounds score 151 points, top second-place finisher by 50.
