Daniel Kauffman is a Sports Reporter at Herald-Mail Media. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including baseball, basketball, football, soccer, and softball, with a particular focus on competitive and professional sports, as well as the business side of sports. Daniel's work has been featured in notable publications such as Herald-Mail Media, Yahoo Sports, and Public Opinion.
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Daniel's coverage is primarily focused on local high school sports within Washington County, Maryland. He regularly reports on event coverage related to basketball, track and field, wrestling, and highlights the top performers in these events.
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By: Daniel Kauffman
Boonsboro's Blake Marquis drives past Smithsburg's Marquis Weakfall in the first quarter. Marquis scored a game-high 22 points, including five 3-pointers, and the Warriors erased a five-point deficit at the start of the fourth quarter for a 58-48 victory over the host Leopards.
By: Daniel Kauffman, Andy Mason
Here's this week's list of Washington County high school scores and top performers.
By: Daniel Kauffman
Smithsburg swept the Washington County Indoor Track & Field Championships boys and girls team titles for the third time in four years, and North Hagerstown seniors Lauren Stine and Rian Johnson set county indoor records on Friday night at Hagerstown Community College.
By: Andy Mason, Daniel Kauffman
Washington County high school scores and top performers for the week of Jan. 20-25:
Here's the photo gallery for local youth sports in 2025.
By: Daniel Kauffman
North Hagerstown won four Central Maryland Conference overall titles, all of them in meet-record times, and Jenna Howe led Smithsburg's girls to their third straight small-school team championship with her own overall title at Hagerstown Community College on Friday evening.
By: Daniel Kauffman
In sports, the focus of fans and media is often on the stars. They are the players who pass or run for the most yards and touchdowns, score the most points or goals, hit the most home runs or for the highest average. They receive the bulk of the attention and headlines.
By: Andy Mason, Daniel Kauffman
Three Smithsburg volleyball seniors signed with colleges Monday. From left, Emily Ryder committed to Division II Shepherd University, Sidonia Cecco committed to Division II Millersville University and Chloe Fisher committed to Division I Lehigh University.
By: Andy Mason, Daniel Kauffman
Washington County high school scores and top performers for Jan. 27 to Feb. 1:
By: Daniel Kauffman
Three weeks ago, Washington County's winter sports varsity head coaches were asked who their most improved athlete is, either from the beginning of this season to now, or from last year to this year.
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