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Bel Air, MD – Bel Air High School will host an exciting Varsity Girls Volleyball Tournament on Saturday, September 20, 2025, beginning at 8:00 a.m. The one-day event will showcase top high school volleyball talent from across Maryland, bringing together eight competitive teams. The field includes: Atholton (Howard County) Bel Air (Harford County) Good Counsel (Montgomery County) Howard (Howard County) Patterson Mill (Harford County) Roland Park (Baltimore City) South River (Anne Arundel County) Winter Mill (Carroll County) Fans can expect a full day of exciting matchups as these teams compete for the tournament crown. Teams will play a round-robin in pools of four. The top 4 teams will advance to the Gold Bracket, and the bottom 4 teams will advance to a Silver Bracket. Both brackets will be single elimination. Tickets: $7 (online only via GoFan: https://gofan.co/event/4576225?schoolId=MD9568) Free admission for spectators over age 65 and under age 7. Spectator Policies: Bel Air High School’s Clear Bag/Small Bag Policy will be in effect. Approved bags include small bags no larger than 4.5” x 8.5” or one clear bag (no tint, no pattern). Concessions will be available for breakfast and lunch. “This tournament is a great opportunity to highlight some of the best volleyball talent in the Baltimore region and to give our student-athletes a chance to compete in a championship-style environment,” said Bel Air Head Coach Dave Simon. Event Details: 📍 Bel Air High School, Bel Air, MD 📅 Saturday, September 20, 2025 ⏰ First serve at 8:00 a.m. For more information, contact the Bel Air High Volleyball Program at [email protected].
The Roland Park Reds traveled into Baltimore County to take on Pikesville in a non-conference match. Both teams shined on defense, holding each other to a combined 31 points at halftime with the Panthers leading 20-11. Despite a slow start, the Panthers' offense turned on in the third quarter, scoring 17 points while the defense held the Reds to just nine. After both teams scored eight in the final quarter, Pikesville finished this game on top, defeating the Reds 45-28. Pikesville sophomore Ka'nai Pyatt led the scoring with 17 points, closely followed by junior Mariah Jones-Bey with 15 of her own. Sophomore Maya Chase was active in the paint, leading the team with 10. The Reds drop to 2-5 and the Panthers improve to 2-0. Pikesville looks ahead to their first road match against the Dundalk Owls on December 19 while Roland Park moves on to take on the Reservoir Gators on the road on December 20.
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