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Brandon Brooks led with 28 points
CHARLES HERBERT FLOWERS — Lady Cougars win 57-30 over Parkdale, extending streak to 10. This is the second time Flowers beats Parkdale within three weeks. Naimah Andrews (soph) had biggest game: 13 pts, 4 ast, 4 st, 46% FG. Audrey Pia scored 22 pts, 5 reb, 75% FG, 80% FT. Alana Joy, ill, added 10 pts, 6 ast, 6 reb, 5 st, 1 TO. Next: rivalry, Thursday 01/15/2026 at Charles Herbert Flowers HS, 7:00 p.m. — Meet you in the jungle.
Great team defense and overall plays from multiple players.
Photo courtesy of Whitman boys' soccer Instagram. Whitman is the last program standing in Montgomery County boys’ soccer. Powerhouses like Blair and Northwest have been dealt with and knocked out, and so the Vikings remain the county’s lone representatives. Against a Parkdale team that barely pulled out a victory over No. 8-seed Dulaney, Whitman left no doubt in the state semifinal, taking down the Panthers Saturday, 4-0. Whitman’s attack was surging from the get-go, as an initial shot and corner kick were unleashed in the first 10 minutes of play. On that corner kick, a header pinged from the back post was rerouted to the center of the goal, where Alex Watkins finished it off for a point-blank score. The Vikings’ back line was rock solid, and Parkdale’s offense continuously failed to play to the flanks. This allowed Whitman to condense its defense, resulting in multiple blocks. But Parkdale continued pushing, and with 29 minutes left to play in the opening half, a perfectly placed long ball found the feet of a Panthers winger. But the ensuing shot, which was uncontested by the beaten Whitman back line, instead found the stomach of Vikings goalkeeper Ziggy Powell to keep them ahead. And just six minutes later, Whitman notched another goal in the opposite direction. A breakaway ball for Jake Le Hir was slidetackled at the last second by a Panthers defender. But Parkdale’s goalkeeper, who had come out of the net to contest the shot, was left out of position. The only one left standing was Le Hir, who tapped the ball into the back of the net, giving Whitman a 2-0 lead. The Panthers couldn’t let the game get away from them too quickly, and blitzed an all-out attack, resulting in a free kick roughly 20 yards out from the goal. But just as an attempt from earlier had been, Whitman’s defense blocked away the shot. Parkdale then roared back with another opportunity, but a lefty shot that didn’t get much air on it traveled safely into the hands of Powell. But the Vikings only found success on their own attacking end. In the 32nd minute, a through ball from the left flank found the feet of Endric Lotsch, who was streaking through the middle of the field. Positioning himself well so as to shield off the hounding Parkdale defender, Lotsch rocketed the ball into the left side of the goal while falling to his right. The Vikings took the 3-0 lead into the half. Parkdale went all-in on attack in the second half out of necessity, while Whitman was content to play compact defense. There were some extremely close calls, including a cross into the box for a header that deflected straight off the crossbar. But through a plethora of corners and shots that came nearly 25 yards out or more, the Panthers simply couldn’t hit paydirt. Instead, it was Whitman that positively capped off the match and gave itself momentum heading into the state title game with an 80th minute score. It was Lotsch again who scored, receiving a through ball off an intercepted pass and skying a ball over the outstretched fingers of Parkdale’s goalkeeper for the goal. The Vikings are now set to face off against No. 2-seed Leonardtown in the championship game.
Sophomore QB Joy West eclipsed the 1,000 yd mark today with her 6th TD pass connecting with Jr. Wide Receiver Julia Owens. Great Job to the lady panthers of Parkdale on a great game- Coach Horne
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6-0 Parkdale Win
🏈🏈 FIRST FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS @ LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL 🆚 Parkdale x Laurel 🏈Varsity Football, POST GAME RECAP Entered the locker room at the 300 (Laurel High School), where you could smell football in the air. Coaches were going over plays, some were listening to music; getting minds set for the big matchup against a team they had not beaten in a while, the Parkdale Panthers. The, it was time to enter the field for warmups. Things seemed serious now. Stretching, drills, all was ready to be left on the field for Friday Night under the Lights. Parkdale came on the field with big energy. Focused and looking to defeat their opponents once again. One thing to highlight about Prince George’s County teams, they have a very distinct unity, especially the coaches. Though don’t play around during battle, you could see their bond shines through the competition.The stage was set for the Panthers to take on the Laurel Spartans 1st Half Didn’t know what to expect as Laurel received the kickoff. Coach Powell had kept pretty quiet about what he had coming (as he should). A few run plays ensued and the Panthers were able to stop things for a minute. A few more runs helped the Spartans impose their will on the Panthers. Laurel scored off a short TD pass in to the end zone. It wasn’t long the ball was back in Laurel’s hands. A big tuddy came as the QB launched it deep, WR avoiding tackles sliding easily in to the end zone. Pretty much majority of Laurel’s points were scored in this half. Things were off to a great start for Laurel. 2nd Half Spartan Cheerleaders and fans brought some great energy supporting its players. However, the Panthers were determined to make this a game. And they did. Panthers moved the football down the field off some big gains and eventually scored. The momentum shifted off a muffed punt. Parkdale picked it up and went right in to the end zone. I discovered that on punt returns, a team recovering a **** cannot score off it, so the ball is marked a the point of recovery. Remember, this was a momentum shifter, and after a 4th down play the Panthers put another 6 on the board. We have a football game ladies and gentlemen. It was evident Laurel needed to answer with a score. Then, they finally found a drive to spread their lead scoring off a QB keeper. Had MFV yelling, “okay, okay…..TOUCHDOWN!!!!!” This didn’t stop Parkdale though, they answered with another TD off 4th down. Wide open receiver trotted right in the end zone. A bit of back and forth ensued and on the final drive, the Parkdale team brought the ball past the 50 yard line. The defense of Laurel stood tall, and the Spartans were victorious. What really was impressive was the sportsmanship between the two squads throughout the game. Players helped each other up and exemplified what it means to have respect.. May the Parkdale Panthers continue being successful, growing, and toughing things out. Keep shining you guys. Laurel congrats on the win. Thank you for your honesty about the adjustments you need to make. As always, appreciate the LOVE MFV always receives every time at the 300. It’s one of my favorite schools to visit. Success to all . Much Love; MFV MFVAllSportsNetwork FINAL SCORE: PANTHERS - 18 SPARTANS - 26 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeTwZP705WQ
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Ava Redmond truly put on the another offensive show scoring 31 points her season high in a pivotal for a competition tonight to secure a county championship appearance. Alana Joy scored eight points 10 rebounds 9 assists and six steels with Kyla Graham scoring 12 points three assist three steals