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Final: Leonardtown 5, Churchill 0 The Raiders (Leonardtown Softball) earn their second-straight Maryland Class 4A state title with a shutout win. Claire Radford dazzled, striking out 16. Story to come WashPost HS Sports

Leonardtown softball (Leonardtown Softball) defended its Maryland Class 4A state softball title with a 5-0 win over Churchill. Senior Claire Radford (Claire Radford) pitched a gem, striking out 16 in her final high school game. WashPost HS Sports washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/05…

Our final girls' spring sports notebook, featuring SJC Athletics, Blake Athletics, Broadneck Athletics, TJ Colonial Sports and O’Connell Softball. washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/05…

Six Virginia public schools in the Post’s coverage area have advanced to the region finals and booked their ticket to the state tournament. Class 6 No. 6 McLean No. 9 Madison Hylton Class 5 No. 2 Lightridge Class 4 Broad Run Tuscarora WashPost HS Sports

At the Junior Tennis Champions Center (Junior Tennis Champions Center (JTCC)) in College Park, two local high-schoolers have developed a love of the game through adaptive programs. Latest for WashPost HS Sports washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/06…

Final scores from local Virginia HS softball region championships: Class 6 Mountain View 6, Hylton 0 Madison 3, McLean 2 Class 5 Lightridge 4, Riverbend 0 Class 4 Tuscarora 1, Broad Run 0 WashPost HS Sports

Three softball teams in the Post’s coverage area will compete in the VHSL state semifinals tomorrow in Richmond. Class 6 Madison vs. Western Branch McLean vs. Glen Allen Class 4 Tuscarora vs. Warhill WashPost HS Sports

Langley (langleysports) boys, Thomas Jefferson (TJ Colonial Sports) girls claim Class 6 team tennis titles. Broad Run (Spartans) girls repeated as Class 4 team champions. washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/06…

The spring sports season has officially come to an end. Over the past two months, our staff wrote 54 stories about local teams winning championships. You can find them all right here: washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/05…

FINAL SOFTBALL TOP 10: O’Connell Softball continues its reign, SMAC dominates Maryland. washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/06…

Young baseball players are throwing harder than ever. But at what cost? As the chase for velocity has embedded itself in the high school game, injury rates have risen, leaving many searching for answers to a growing crisis. Read here: washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/06…

After another thrilling year of high school sports, we turned to a year-end tradition to recognize some of the area's best teams and players. Here are 10 HS sports superlatives, including biggest upset, best comeback and best undefeated season. washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/06…

SPRING 2025 ALL-MET Softball Player of the Year: Leonardtown Softball's Claire Radford (Claire Radford) See the first team, second team and honorable mention: washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/06…

SPRING 2025 ALL-MET Boys’ tennis Player of the Year: St. Albans School Athletics's Cyrus Zia See the first team, honorable mention: washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/06…

SPRING 2025 ALL-MET Girls’ tennis Player of the Year: Poolesville's Ruhika Bhat See the first team, honorable mention: washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/06…