Bill Wagner is a journalist based in Maryland, with a focus on local news in the Baltimore area. He writes for publications such as The Baltimore Sun, The Capital, and MyVillager, covering a range of topics including sports, community events, and local politics. His work has also been featured in various other publications across the United States.
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By: Bill Wagner
Midshipmen capture Commander-in-Chief's Trophy with resounding 31-13 win I believed Navy could beat Army.
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The Midshipmen perplexed the Black Knights in all three phases
By: Bill Wagner
Free throws, even when they are made, are often taken for granted in a win. When they are missed, they are often the target of too much blame in a
Quarterback is semifinalist for Gagliardi Trophy as D-III’s most outstanding player
By: Bill Wagner
Navy football coach Brian Newberry will lead his team in the Armed Forces Bowl against the team he grew up rooting for: Oklahoma.
By: Bill Wagner
South River boys soccer suffered significant losses from last season's team that captured the Class 3A state championship.
By: Bill Wagner
The Sooners have seen 25 players enter the transfer portal and have a handful of standouts opting out of the bowl game.
By: Bill Wagner
Lockheed Martin has been the game's title sponsor since 2015 Brant Ringler has been involved with the bowl game held in Fort Worth, Texas, ever since its inception in 2003.
Lockheed Martin has been the game’s title sponsor since 2015
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