Your Prince George's County Sports Resource
The team boasts a record of fifteen 1st place and one 2nd place finish over the past two seasons. Marlboro Seniors placed 4th out of 14 teams across the country after a season of six 1st and one 2nd place finish. Congratulations to both National’s teams!
2010 Lacrosse Registration Is Underway
Lacrosse registration is now underway for the Bowie , Charles County and Prince George’s County Lacrosse Clubs. We have included the Charles County Boy’s Lacrosse Club on this page because parents in Accokeek, Brandywine and Fort Washington may find the Charles County Lacrosse Club’s practices more convenient. The Prince George’s County Boy’s club is convenient for parents from Camp Springs to College Park and the Bowie Boy’s & Girl’s Lacrosse Clubs are convenient for Kettering and Upper Marlboro. All of these Boy’s Clubs are part of the Southern Maryland Youth Lacrosse Association (SMYLA)! At this time we do not know the status of the Prince George’s Girl’s Lacrosse Club and the Laurel Lacrosse Clubs. With all of the programs available we urge parents to consider as many factors as possible before selecting a team. There will be free clinics listed on our site over the next few weeks so please take advantage.
Best of Prince George’s County Sports 2009
We encourage parents and coaches to share news about our Prince George’s County student-athletes’ academic achievements as well as their athletic triumphs. If your child is involved in Prince George’s County Sports we would love to hear from you!
Best of Prince George’s County Sports 2009 Gallery A Gallery B Gallery C
2009 Boy’s & Girls Club’s Cheerleader Competition
We encourage parents and coaches to share news about our Prince George’s County student-athletes’ academic achievements as well as their athletic triumphs. If your child is involved in Prince George’s County Sports we would love to here from you!
Youth Football and Boy’s & Girl’s Club Cheerleader Championships
We encourage parents and coaches to share news about our Prince George’s County student-athletes’ academic achievements as well as their athletic triumphs. If your child is involved in Prince George’s County Sports we would love to here from you!
AYFL Football Gallery AAU Football Gallery Boys & Girl’s Club Cheerleading Gallery
Fort Washington Boys & Girls Club Homecoming 2009
We encourage parents and coaches to share news about our Prince George’s County student-athletes’ academic achievements as well as their athletic triumphs. If your child played in the Fort Washington Cannons Homecoming we would love to here from you! 65 pound game 75A Game 75b Game
Prince George’s County AAU Tackle Football
We encourage parents and coaches to share news about our Prince George’s County student-athletes’ academic achievements as well as their athletic triumphs. If your child played in an AAU Tackle Football Game last weekend we’d love to hear from you!
Fall Sports Kickoff: High School Soccer & Flag Football
Gwynn Park and Northwestern High School’s Boys & Girls soccer teams scrimmaged this past Wednesday and showed why all of the teams have reasons to be hopeful this season.
Last season the Gwynn Park Girl’s Soccer team went undefeated and won the 1A/2A/3A league and lost in the county championship to Bowie High school. This year they hope to go undefeated in the league and accomplish even more. To do that Senior Casey Watson, junior T’Ana Tomlinson, junior striker Lauren Makel, senior Shanita Adams and junior Ashley Arnold will have be leaders for the team. Gwynn Park will have four Freshmen Tanisha Cardwell, Tori Deibler, Minuet Taylor and Brianna Jones on the varsity squad. Tanisha Cardwell is off to a great start she had two goals against Northwestern in the Scrimmage.
Prince George’s County National Champions
This week we are honoring three of our National Champions from Prince George’s County. In 2008, The Black Barons Baseball Team went 27-4 for the Season and procceded to win Metropolitan Junior Baseball League World Series. This year the Metropolitan Junior Baseball League World Series will be broadcast live at www.mjbl.org and we wish the Barons luck in 2009! More…
Marlboro PeeWee Cheerleaders (ages 6-10) placed # 1 for the 2nd consecutive year at the Virginia Beach, VA US Finals Cheerleading Competition. The girls were ranked against cheerleaders that competed at 3 other events across the country and announced the overall US Champions for their age and division. More…
The Maryland United Lady Ballers won the 12U DII AAU National Championship in Ft Myers, Florida on July 8, 2009. They beat the Minnesota Stars 37-27 in the finals. The road was tough through the 41 team Pool Play in which the Lady Ballers earned a #2 seed in the Championship Bracket. More…
Prince George’s County Bantam Lacrosse Action
Three neighboring lacrosse clubs Bowie, Charles County and Prince George’s met this weekend in the Southern Maryland Youth Lacrosse Association (SMYLA) tournament this past weekend. These were end of season wrap up games for the bantam lacrosse teams. Each team played two games against clubs that they very likely hadn’t faced all season. New competition and developing skills led to some intense play. In spite of some very hard hits many players managed to keep the ball cradled and escape from defenders. When the ball was dislodged players fought aggressively to scoop the ball up and gain possession for their team but when the game ended the players exuded smiles. These players are the future of lacrosse in the two counties which have developing interest in lacrosse. If this past Saturday was any indication there is a lot of hope. Bowie fielded four bantam teams and the Charles and Prince George’s Clubs fielded gifted players on their teams.
For two of the last three weekends Prince George’s County has been an epicenter of Lacrosse in Maryland. More than 1,000 lacrosse players from across the state participated in Southern Maryland Youth Lacrosse Association (SMYLA) tournaments in Bowie Maryland. It was difficult to find parking but with games taking place on 7 fields it wasn’t difficult to find good Lacrosse action.