Stephen Decatur's top-ranked senior Elijah Collick (132) won his fourth, and second-ranked senior Pete Snyder (190) his first as the 26th-ranked Seahawks earned their eighth consecutive Bayside Conference Tournament title on Saturday at 27th-ranked Parkside High School. Collick and Snyder were among three finalists and 10 wrestlers who placed within the top four of their weight classes as the Seahawks (251.5 points) overcame the host and runner-up Rams (191). Committed to The

Seventh-ranked host Chesapeake crowned two-timers in 11th-ranked sophomore Quinn Greenstreet (113) and 15th-ranked junior Rex Graves (144), 18th-ranked senior Owen Collins (165) improved on his fourth-place finish of a year ago, and second-ranked sophomore Corey Brown (132) and 13th-ranked senior Gavin Lewis (215) earned their first Anne Arundel County Tournament titles on Saturday. They also had runners-up in eighth-ranked senior Brayden Roberts (138), ninth-ranked sophomore

Laurel junior Olivia Crosby earned a 23-10 major decision victory in Saturday's 106-pound title match against C.H. Flowers freshman Daemon Powell to become the first-ever African American female, and Prince George's County Tournament champion at Oxon Hill High School.   “It’s an honor and a privilege to have achieved this historic moment,” said Crosby, who carries a 3.7 grade point average as a student for the Spartans. “It all started with my parents, coaches and God believi