Anthony Maluso is a local journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland. He writes for The Baltimore Sun and his work has also appeared in The Capital and Yahoo News. Anthony specializes in covering high school sports in the area, providing updates, game recaps, and profiles on athletes and teams.
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Anthony Maluso's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly high school athletics in the Maryland area. His coverage includes event recaps and announcements related to various sports such as basketball, cross country, track and field, football, among others.
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By: Anthony Maluso
Coming off a junior season in which she won two indoor state championships and one outdoors, Arundel's Noel Evans was poised for a spectacular senior campaign.
By: Anthony Maluso
Arundel senior Noel Evans is the Capital Gazette girls outdoor track and field Athlete of the Year. (Barbara Haddock Taylor/Staff)
By: Anthony Maluso
Winters Mill junior thrower Alexander Yeon battled through injuries to win Carroll County titles in shot put and discus.
By: Anthony Maluso
Leah Rhinehart, a two-year starting goalkeeper for Fallston, will play college soccer at the University of Delaware. She explains how she committed to the Blue Hens.
By: Anthony Maluso
After graduating from Liberty, Hayden Speace has a simple message he wants to leave behind for those following in his footsteps on the Lions' tennis team: “Hard work takes you places.”
By: Anthony Maluso
With the new high school sports season approaching, there are several area athletes who are expected to turn heads and establish themselves as the county's best.
By: Anthony Maluso
With the new high school sports season approaching, there are several area athletes who are expected to turn heads and establish themselves as the county's best.
By: Anthony Maluso
Here's what you need to know for the 2024 high school boys cross country season in the Baltimore area:
By: Anthony Maluso
Here's what you need to know for the 2024 high school girls cross country season in the Baltimore area:
By: Anthony Maluso
Franklin gets an emotional win, while Millers emphatically avenge last year's loss Week 1 of the high school football season in Baltimore County offered a little bit of everything.
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