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Summer is almost over, which means fall sports are ahead of us. As football season is approaching within the next month, the Southern Maryland Athletic Conference (SMAC) is preparing for another season ahead. So, let’s see how the top ten teams fare this season. 1. North Point (12-2) Last year, the Eagles won the 4A/3A state title. Their 21-20 overtime win against Mergenthaler Vo-Tech helped lift them to victory, and they are looking to dominate again this season. This was their second state title within three years. 2.Westlake (10-3) The Wolverines finished atop of the SMAC standings last year. According to MaxPreps, William Drakeford Jr. was second in passing yards within SMAC; however, the incoming senior has transferred to Quince Orchard. But have no fear, the Wolverines' running back David Nnabuko will return for another season. 3. Patuxent (14-0) The Panthers made history in the 2A/1A state championship last season, stopping Dunbar from winning four straight championships in their 8-6 win. Patuxent went 14-0 on the year, and averaged 46 points a game. They look to continue their success in their program with another strong season ahead. 4. Calvert (6-5) Multiple players on offense have shown to be at the top of the leaderboard for their position. Senior quarterback Jordan Johnson led SMAC in passing yards with 1,530, while running back Andrew Douglass and wide receiver Tristan Thomas racked up top-five stats in rushing yards and receiving yards. 5. St. Charles (5-6) Statistically wise, St. Charles had multiple players contributing to their team last season. Quarterback Jayden Wills, along with Elijah Jones, will be returning for the Spartans. Despite their record, within their region, they recorded a 0.667 win percentage. St. Charles also made the 3A Maryland High School Football Playoffs and advanced to the second round after beating Chesapeake. 6. Huntingtown (10-3) Huntingtown, like North Point and Patuxent, competed in the 2A state championship, but fell to Stephen Decatur 13-12. In the regular season, they were on a six-game win streak. They will have wide receiver and free safety Brody Whittington return for them, who averaged 25 yards a game. 7. Northern (7-5) Northern began its season last year against strong opponents, such as Westlake. In the middle of the season, they were able to go on a four-game win streak. They were able to advance to the quarterfinals in the 3A Maryland High School Football Playoff bracket, but fell to Arundel 14-21. 8. Leonardtown (8-5) Before the 2024-2025 season, the Raiders saw improvements within their program. They went from a 6-6 record to an 8-5 record. They were able to secure top wins against North Point and St. Charles early last season. However, they are losing their top receiver Grady Mason, and running back Zach Meade. 9. Lackey (6-5) Lackey’s overall record of 6-5 has remained relatively stagnant over the past three years. Although they placed fifth within their region, there is still pressure to have some sort of improvement this upcoming season. 10. Great Mills (6-5) Last year, Great Mills went on a four-game win streak before losing their last game of the season. However, their losses come at the hands of top teams such as North Point and Patuxent.
🏀🏀 CAPITAL HOOPS SUMMER LEAGUE 1 @ AACS 🆚 St.Charles vs South River Final Score: SPARTANS - 63 SEAHAWKS - 55 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVCkaJCBAAQ
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The St. Charles girls’ basketball team is graduating some star players but are looking to come back with another winning season. Finishing with a 19-5 record, the St. Charles team finished their season off in a loss to Oxon Hill 51-30 in the 2024 MPSSAA Girls Basketball State Championships. The team’s two top scorers graduated (Thomas- 441 points, Forbes-204 points), leaving the team to rely on the other experienced players, along with newcomers. The next two top leaders in points will be returning next season, sophomore Richardson and freshman Horne. This gives the opportunity for leaders to emerge and for the team to come together to change their ending with a championship win. Photo from: Instagram (@stcharleswbb)
Northeast-AA completed a double-digit comeback against St. Charles to capture the MPSSAA Class 3A boys title. Cameron Albury led the way as the Eagles took home the title! 🏀
Who wins tonight between Northeast and St. Charles? Check out CSZ Pick 'EM for tonight's MPSSAA Class 3A State Championship slate! Play here: https://www.countysports.zone/playgames?contest_id=5306
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