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In a match that had a number of varsity players out due to a field trip, North Harford managed to pull off a 9-2 win against Edgewood High School. North Harford had a number of first time wins at the varsity level; Zyan Diaz at number 1 boys singles, Colton Pietrowski and Kaleb Batchelder at number 2 boys doubles, Izzy Moaddel at number 1 girls singles, Mar Carranza Baide and Charlotte Clement at number 1 girls doubles, Marissa Smith and Monica Carranza Baide at number 2 girls doubles, and Alex Fallon and Heleyna Jackson at mixed doubles.
Edgewood Rams faced the Kenwood Blue Birds in the first scrimmage of the 2026 season. Kenwood Blue Birds jumped out to lead in the top of the first inning after Courtney Singleton doubled, scoring one run, Jewel Bruno drew a walk, scoring one run, Alena Abdulaleem singled, scoring two runs, and an error scored one run. Isabella Porretti started the game for Edgewood Rams. The pitcher surrendered three hits and four earned runs, striking out two and walking two. Mikaela Gonzalez went 1-for-3 at the plate and had one run batted in. Sierra Gaither led Edgewood Rams with two hits in two at-bats. Kendall Russell hit a double, and Russell and Gaither each stole multiple bases for the Edgewood Rams. The Edgewood Rams stole six bases in the game. The Edgewood Rams host the Aberdeen Eagles on Friday, March 20, at 3:30 PM.
The Varsity Scrimmage, Edgewood vs. Long Reach, on March 17, was cancelled.
The JV Scrimmage, Edgewood @ Kenwood, originally scheduled for March 18, has been cancelled.
Reservoir led 21-20 at halftime and created separation in the second half to punch their ticket. Chloe Theresa scoring a game high 17 points!
Jael Erickson led all scorers with 22 points and added 8 rebounds. Sam Donovan scored 19 points and added 4 steals and 2 assists. Chris Lang had 5 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals. Jazmyne Jordan had 4 rebounds and 3 assists. We will be headed to the state semis to take on Reservoir High School. -Wes Laguerre
Edgewood girls basketball beat Milford Mill for the first regional championship in program history!! Jael Erickson had 22 points, and Chris Lang scored 11. The lady rams held the lead over the millers the whole game. Samaria Lewis started the game with two clutch threes, and Naja Dalmida had a great game on offense, scoring 8 points. Next game is Saturday, home at 2 pm vs Thomas S Wooton. -Wes Laguerre
Alijah Nickelson led the team in points, with 10. Chris Lang led the team in steals, with 4, and added 8 points. Naja Dalmida finished with 8 points and 3 steals. Jael Erickson added 9 points, while Jazmyne Jordan added 7 points, 4 assists, and 2 steals. -Wes Laguerre
Patterson Mill defeated Edgewood to win the UCBAC championship 47-39 and improve to 21-2 on the season. The huskies found themselves down 23-9 after the first and down 17 at one point in the first half. We cut the lead to 8 by the break and the huskies outscored the rams 18-2 in the 4th quarter to seal the victory. The huskies were led by a pair of underclassmen. Sophomore Sophia Marchena led all scorers with 17 points and freshman Anthi Nezis added 15 points. Once again senior Sophia Trinh was a difference maker defensively with 5 steals. -Coach Burrows
Edgewood Rams 56 Harford Tech Cobras 58 The Rams walked into Harford Tech's Snake Pit atop the Hatem division but the Cobras had plans to rattle the standings. Harford Tech's Mateo "Taco" Hiett was able to bucket 17 points with 8 rebounds to lead the Cobras, helped out by Junior Joel Dukes with 14 and Levi Ridley's 10. Edgewood Rams had the usual suspects.. Sean Kellum hit for 16 with his sidekick Isiah Deyo being the high-man with 20 of his own. A back and forth affair throughout the 4th period ended on a last second shot. Hiett took the ball with 6 seconds on the clock, drove and dishes one of his assists to Isaiah Roberson for a last second floater to take the W. A rivalry renewed
Edgewood 65 Harford Tech 50 The Rams came out on Friday night and gave the Harford Tech Cobras a rude welcome to their house. Taking the lead early in the game off of hot shooting from Sean Kellum, that didn't cool off through the entirety of the game as he finished with 29 and the big man Deyo added 22 of his own. The Cobras were led by the junior forward tandem of Jalil James and Mateo Hiett both adding 13 points each, with Hiett grabbing 10 rebounds for his 2nd double double of the early season. The game ended with Edgewood Rams putting 65 for the win and Harford Tech Cobras scoring 50.
Edgewood Varsity Girls Basketball beat Havre de Grace 52-47. Sam Donovan scored 15 points, while having 7 assists and 3 steals. Jael Erickson, scored 17 points and had 3 steals. Jazmyne Jordan also scored 7 points.
Havre de Grace 46. Edgewood 22
Milford Mill 18-0
Peyton Parise with 25 digs, Samarra Brodbeck with 3 aces, 13 digs, 4 kills, and 1 block, Samaya Cox with 5 kills and 1 block, Jael Erickson with 4 kills and 1 ace, and Bri Tomcho with 1 ace, 7 digs, and 5 assists. -Hannah Whitmire
https://twitter.com/ucbac_stats/status/1984226772712591458?s=46
Highlights of the game include Ava Supan with 9 serves, 1 ace, 1 dig, and 9 assists, Jael Erickson with 11 serves, 3 digs, 3 kills, and 1 block, Lisette Alijah with 3 kills, 1 block, and 1 assist, Peyton Parise with 7 serves, 8 digs, and 2 aces, and Samarra Brodbeck with 5 serves, 3 kills, and 5 digs.
The Edgewood Rams Boys Varsity Soccer team shut out the Havre de Grace Warriors 3–0 at home on September 24, 2025. In this second match of the season, both teams battled fiercely in the midfield, trading shots and possession throughout the first half. With 2:35 left before halftime, senior Aneikan Wellington capitalized on a rebound after the Warriors’ keeper fumbled a save, putting the Rams on the board. The goal was the product of relentless pressure from Edgewood’s attack, crashing the net in one of the game’s decisive moments. In the second half, senior Sebastian Ayala doubled the lead with 11:57 remaining, before junior David Webb sealed the victory on a late penalty kick with just 2:35 left. The Warriors pushed hard, but Edgewood’s discipline in controlling the midfield, connecting simple passes, and exploiting the sidelines carried the Rams to a well-earned 3–0 victory. Pictured: Battle-Buddies. Seniors Maxwell Herman and Viraj Sing work together against an opponent to contest a 50/50 ball punted to the midfield.
There was no JV game for CMW vs Edgewood since Edgewood does not have a JV Volleyball team this season