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Absent priest was man for others
When Anthony Zehyoue walks the halls of Loyola Blakefield or roams its football sidelines, he does so as an example of the universal church, mindful of the debt he owes to those who helped him get there.
Curley soccer takes Reif Alumni Cup back from Calvert Hall
“It’s a game that’s special for me because my freshman and sophomore year (we) lost it,” said Dragisics, who scored out what turned out to be the winning goal in the 39th minute
Spalding girls’ soccer picks up where it left off
The girls’ soccer team from Archbishop Spalding High School began its Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference schedule in the same fashion it ended 2016, with a hard-fought victory over rival Notre Dame Preparatory.
Bill Newman, bishop and jock, not necessarily in that order
Growing up with a love for baseball, the future Bishop William C. Newman didn’t stop playing the game even after he entered the seminary.
Support for Malone family part of IND’s fourth straight win over Mercy High in ‘The Game’
IND secured a 39-26 victory over Mercy High School before an estimated 2,800 at Towson University.
NDP grad shines with swim gold at Rio Paralympics
A parishioner of St. Joseph in Cockeysville and 2013 graduate of Notre Dame Preparatory School in Towson, Meyers earned her first gold medal in the Paralympics with a world record in the S13 100-meter butterfly.
Awash in hope
If you want to meet some of the most passionate and quirky fans in baseball, come to Section 336 in the upper deck of Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
John Harbaugh connects faith, work and family
Some of the best advice John Harbaugh ever received came on the day Steve Bisciotti hired him as head coach.
Ravens rookie Justin Tucker talks football and faith
Since he joined the Ravens this season, Tucker, who is Catholic, has earned points for both his kicks and his personality. Teammates have described the six-foot-tall, 180-pound kicker as fun-loving, goofy, “good weird,” a live wire and silly.
Blind Mount Carmel student overcomes big challenges
“I feel like I have to overcompensate by being the best I can in anything and everything I try,” said Dulany, his hand thumping a table for emphasis during an interview at his high school. “If I had a nickel for every time I was frustrated, I’d be rich. I didn’t give up. I never give up.”