Alejandro Danois is a Sports Reporter at The Baltimore Banner. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, including team sports, individual sports, and various sports disciplines. Alejandro's work has been featured in notable publications such as Sports Illustrated and Baltimore Beat.
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Alejandro's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly high school and college-level athletics in Baltimore and Maryland. He frequently features profiles of athletes, offers event coverage, and includes expert commentary.
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Our Favorite Up-and-Coming DJ Sounds by Seven With family roots from the Black Belt to Brooklyn, Xavier Walker is picking up undeniable steam as a newcomer to Baltimore a little over three years ago. Known by many as Sounds by Seven, Walker proudly embodies the role of the DJ as archivist, curating spaces for Black […]
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In 21 years at Illinois’ Rochester High School, head football coach Derek Leonard has compiled an overall record of 217-40 and won nine state championships. Un
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Shortly after emigrating to Maryland from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Messay Hailemariam’s parents took him to a local football practice thinking they were signing h
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This is the first installment of a continuing series on Northern Virginia’s Gillion Academy, which is among the country’s premiere prep basketball teams in its
A dejected, 9-year-old NaVorro Bowman Jr. stared at the car’s passenger-side floor mats as tears inched down his cheeks after his first tryout with the Team Takeover AAU basketball program in Washington, D.C. When the coach had the best players scrimmage at the end of the session, he abrasively instructed Bowman to take a seat […]
Alejandro Danois is the author of The Boys of Dunbar: A Story of Love, Hope and Basketball. He is also a journalist, cultural critic and film producer. He taught his dog, Teddy Pendergrass Danois, to say “I love you.” When he's not working or watching sports, he can be found on a dance floor or at a Karaoke near you belting out Alexander O'Neal's “If You Were Here Tonight”.
In the summer of 2024, you couldn’t pin Khloe Ison down. But her parents, Akilah Crowner and Keemie Ison, did the best they could to keep up. While Baltimore basketball prodigy Ison was traveling with Team Durant — NBA star Kevin Durant’s Nike-sponsored Elite Youth Basketball League team — her parents were paying and coordinating […]
This is the next installment of our continuing series on Northern Virginia’s Gillion Academy, which is among the country’s premiere national basketball programs
By: Alejandro Danois
Brionne Gillion was not just the oldest of his brothers. He was the standard-bearer, the role model that all of his siblings strove to emulate. Entrepreneurial
By: Alejandro Danois
This is the next installment of our continuing series on Northern Virginia’s Gillion Academy, which is among the country’s premiere national high school basketb
