Patrick Laporte is a sports editor for The Cecil Whig, focusing on local sports in Cecil County, Maryland. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Patrick's articles highlight the achievements, victories, and challenges of student-athletes and teams in the area. His work has also been featured in the Newark Post.
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Elkton huddles before the start of the second half during Elkton's 4-1 win over North East in the Class 2A East Region Quarterfinals on Thursday, Oct. 24.
NORTH EAST — Kira Howell believes her teammates share a connection on the field.
By: Patrick Laporte
NORTH EAST — As Tri-State's Ryan Lotter worked his way up the sideline in the second half of Friday's Mid-Atlantic Independent League Championship, he only thought about setting up a
The volleyball region playoffs begin for teams in Cecil County and squads across the state this week.
PERRYVILLE — For the second straight fall, Perryville's field hockey program captured a region title.
PERRYVILLE — For head coach Larry Sickels, Tuesday's victory in the Class 1A East Region Final was the definition of a team win.
By: Patrick Laporte
PERRYVILLE — A goal with just under 30 minutes to play in the second half of Tuesday's Class 1A East Region Final was all Perryville needed to get its offense going.
FAIR HILL — North East's Leanna Rogers and Bohemia Manor's Kenai Black were crowned cross country region champions on Thursday, while multiple Cecil County teams and individual runners qualified for
PERRYVILLE — As Larry Sickels spoke to his team for one final time at the conclusion of Friday's 1A State Quarterfinal, he told his group to hold their heads high.
The coin toss takes place during Elkton's 28-14 win over Rising Sun on Friday, Sept. 6.
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