Queen Anne's County High School

A few first-round games are already in the books 📚, and just like I said last week, the top spots are locked in 🔒🔥. Not too many surprises in the middle of the pack, but we do have a new team breaking into the rankings 🎉🚨 1. Manchester Valley 2. Sherwood 3. Severna Park 4. Glenelg 5. Queen Anne’s County 6. Towson 7. Quince Orchard 8. Liberty 9. Broadneck 10. South Carroll

Just before playoffs, there’s major movement at the top of our lacrosse rankings 👀🔥 Can spots 1 & 2 hold on, or are shakeups on the horizon? 1. Manchester Valley 2. Sherwood 3. Glenelg 4. Queen Anne’s County 5. Severna Park 6. Towson 7. Kent Island 8. Quince Orchard 9. Broadneck 10. Liberty

1. Manchester Valley 2. Sherwood 3. Queen Anne’s County 4. Glenelg 5. Severna Park 6. Towson 7. Long Reach 8. Broadneck 9. Quince Orchard 10. Liberty

1. Severna Park 2. Manchester Valley 3. Sherwood 4. Queen Anne’s County 5. Glenelg 6. Eleanor Roosevelt 7. Broadneck 8. Long Reach 9. Towson 10. Quince Orchard

Emma Dulin is a standout student-athlete and the senior captain of Queen Anne’s High School lacrosse team. After undergoing major surgery for a broken back Emma showed incredible resilience—never giving up her dream of playing Division I lacrosse. With a 4.5 GPA and high-level experience at the school and club level. Her hard work paid off when she committed to Towson University in the fall of her junior year. With over 100 career high school saves Emma is a force in goal. This season, she’s focused on leading Queen Anne’s back to the state championship game. Humble, determined, and driven, Emma’s story is truly an inspiration.

Girls Lacrosse 1. Severna Park 2. Manchester Valley 3. Sherwood 4. Broadneck 5. Queen Anne's County 6. Glenelg 7. Century 8. Eleanor Roosevelt 9. Magruder 10. Long Reach

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Last fall, the Varsity Field Hockey team at Queen Anne's County High School took an undefeated season into the state semis before suffering a tough 1-0 loss at the hands of Hereford. To say 2023 was a dominant year for the Lions would be an understatement. They held other teams scoreless for nearly two months and outscored opponents 50-1 during the regular season. They will look to build on their success from last year this fall. Queen Anne's will open their 2024 season on August 21st at Broadneck before competing in the Bi-State Challenge Tournament in Delaware over Labor Day weekend. Photo Courtesy: Queen Anne's County Public Schools

The 1A- 4A finals kicked off yesterday with exciting action throughout the evening. Here is a recap of the action: Glenelg executed their gameplan to perfection, passing the ball around the goal and waiting for a great shot instead of a good one. All the Glenelg attackers and midfielders either scored or assisted as the ball was shared in a great display of team chemistry and system. Their 17-1 record as a team was no fluke, and they proved that against a tough Queen Anne’s team that gave all-out effort even in the fourth quarter. The Severna Park Falcons met the Towson Generals in the first chance for Severna Park to take both 3A Titles. Timmy Sullivan opened the scoring with 2 goals for Severna Park within 1 minute in the first, but Towson responded with their own 2 a minute after that via Hudson Arrup. Great defense led to low percentage shots and a low-scoring game. After a 5-4 halftime lead, 2 Severna Park goals extended the lead in the opening of the third, but 2 goals at the end of the third by Towson closed the lead back to one. Severna Park dominated possession in the fourth, only allowing a few chances for Towson, that saw the Generals unable to overcome the eventual 2 goal lead. Both goalies played fantastically, making strong and acrobatic saves throughout. The Dulaney High School girls’ team had a great run to the championship, winning 10 games in a row and beating previously undefeated Sherwood by 1 goal in the state tournament. They got off to a quick 2-0 lead in the first, but the Severna Park defense turned it on and forced turnovers allowing for quick counterattacks that put pressure on the Dulaney defense. The Severna Park girls played an even stronger keep-away game in the fourth than the boys, refusing to shoot even when the goalie left to net to shave time off the clock. Two late goals at the end was icing on the cake as both Severna Park teams came away with tough victories. There is an opportunity to have 4 double champion schools by the end of the championship slate. In the 1A finals, Fallston High School’s boys and girls will face Liberty High and Southern High respectively. The Fallston and Southern matchup is the only game in this group to future to teams ranked below a 4 seed for the state tournament. The Glenelg boys’ team will be looking to match the girls as they will be taking on the Hereford team that last lost by only one goal against 4A finalist Urbana High. The Urbana boys and girls’ teams will have their championship games on Thursday. Stay in the zone for recaps and highlights for 1A-4A this week!

Noah Palmer was the winning pitcher, throwing a 2 hitter with 6 strike outs in 6 innings. Dalton Brown closed the 7th out striking out the side. Leading the hitting was Jacob Clough with 2 hits and RBI. Gavin Leith, Dulin Clark and Bobby McCarthy all also had a RBI

The Queen Anne’s County Office of the Sheriff is investigating a fight that broke out this evening during the MPSSAA State Quarterfinal between QACHS and Carver Vo-Tech. The Lions were trailing the visitors, 47-15, when a hard intentional foul led to a scuffle between both teams. Officials called the game at that point. Per release: “Our players, teams, community, and school staff deserve a safe environment, we have a zero tolerance for this type of behavior at our public events, and we can assure our community that this investigation will be thoroughly completed, and appropriate charges will be done at the conclusion” — Sheriff Gary Hofmann. Anyone with additional information should contact Deputy Rhyheem Johnson at [email protected] or to call 410-758-0770 ext. 1945.